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YoungBlondeSlave -> RE: DISRESPECTFUL SLAVES (10/12/2009 11:51:07 PM)
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It may very well be disrespectful of me to be laughing my ass off but I am. Perhaps there is an online university that I can attend to learn proper subby/slave manners. Then I will print out my diploma and frame it...and post it on my FaceBook as well.
In any event, I tortured myself by reading her profile which is underwhelming at best. It is packed full of misspellings and abbreviations that should only be tolerated in text messages plus, no punctuation besides periods and exclamation points. Which, to me that conveys the attitude of impatience, anger and even some latent hostility that she can't wait to take out on some poor, unsuspecting individual.
To OP: Stating plainly that you are not interested in switch men and then having most of your friends on your list identify themselves as such is a bit odd. Secondly, complaining about being accused of being a Money Pig (perhaps the correct term is "Money Sow" as others have pointed out but that's really neither here nor there) and then stating plainly that interested parties can find a pricing guide on your website to pay for your services?! Well, I guess I just simply don't know what to think. Though, I'm sure that they appreciate you coming right out and saying it as opposed to getting together for a session and then saying "Okay, that'll be $200 please."
You can take classes and exams up the wazoo but until you learn to apply them in real life and recieve the community's respect you cannot call yourself a "real Domme." Who knows, maybe you are. Maybe you have decades of experience that none of us know about (seeing as we all live on different continents) and therefore you should be proud. But, I know that if I encounter anyone with their head as big as yours (being proud of your accomplishments is one thing, being boastful is something else entirely) I would run in the other direction and hide until someone told me it was safe to come out.
I know all about classes and exams (hell, most of us here have gone to college and understand the students plight of taking exams and studying into the wee hours of the morning). I'm a nurse, in school they had us practicing skills throughout all of nursing school plus having to read ungodly amounts of books and doing papers and homework. When we practiced a skill and passed it We didn't run around screaming "I'm an expert at NG Tube Insertion!" Or catheterization, or dressing changes, or IV starts.....the list goes on. The cliché that practice makes perfect is more than a cliché, it's a fact. Take all of the edumacation that you have and apply it...that way you won't have to be shouting your expertise on CM messageboards (and telling us all how stupid we are because we haven't taken those same classes, while not plainly stated it was certainly implied). People will know you through reputation. But, then again, they may already.
If nothing else, the "block" function on this website works rather well.
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