Drifa -> RE: Where do old subs go? (11/4/2009 10:34:55 AM)
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ORIGINAL: gpeterse What did I start? Do all threads take off like this? Anyway, I just updated my profile, (I didn't realize it was blank and thank the 200 or so folks who pointed that out). 'Old sub looking to get laid' Now things should get moving. Actually, the boldfaced slogan might be good to pop into your profile as evidence that you have a sense of humor. You now have two paragraphs that say nothing up there, which is not a big improvement. I assume that by this point in your life you have written a resume or two or filled out a few job applications. You know, when you write a resume, you slant that resume so as to make you look perfect for the specific employer or position that you are applying to, right? Use the same principle here on your profile. I'll even help you here, being a professional writer. Answer some questions first: (1) What exactly are you looking for? You want a dominant woman, OK, but beside having a vagina and a whip, what constitutes your ideal woman, and why? A few sentences explaining your vision of The Perfect Domme would be a good addition. (2) What exactly do you have to offer a domme? What is it about you that would entice a dominant to have you kneel at her feet, fetch her tea, mow her lawn, or whatever? What kind of service do you propose offering to a domme? Do you just want sex, or are you interested in service? Do you have a sense of humor? Can you fix things? Are you a shiatsu expert, or trained in pedicure? You HAVE To tell viewers why they should ever want to meet you. (3) Who are you? What about you as a person makes you fun to be with in a non-sexual situation? What would you do on a vanilla date? What kind of hobbies do you enjoy? Even the horniest of us can't stay conjoined at the loins more than a couple of hours out of each day, so illustrate what it is about you that will make you interesting to have around the other 20 hours! In answering these questions, just ramble. Free-form, let text flow onto a page or your word processor. Write lots! Once you have the questions answered, go back and read what you wrote. Now you can word-smith this text into some concise, readable, enticing advertisement of who you are, what you want, and what you have to offer. Next, think about a one-sentence lead-in that will entice a reader to click through to your full profile and see more about you. Make it a sentence that says something about you that would make a person want to know more.
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