DemonKia
Posts: 5521
Joined: 10/13/2007 From: Chico, Nor-Cali Status: offline
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The following has been bolded & etc for emphasis, & because it bears endlessly repeating, apparently (some people do have to be told a million times): quote:
ORIGINAL: BoiJen ... *Warning: Public Service Announcement* 1. Be attractive to the person (walk 30 minutes daily, take care of yourself, wear clean clothes and for god's sake SHOWER!) 2. Be useful (it takes little to no effort to hold open a door or make your Saturday available to help Her with household chores, but don't stick your ass out there expecting play time for it...that only makes you an asshole) 3. Be entertaining (having a sense of humor-especially self deprecating humor-will get you somewhere...be quick, use your wit, make Her smile) ... boi The Object of Your Adoration & I'll reiterate: hygiene, thoughtfulness, & cultivating one's funny are hardcore winners! As to the rest of your post . . . .. Actually, I'd not be surprised, but then I'm heavily involved in my local scene & hang out in Sac some, & occasionally the Bay, & yee-haw. Sacramento, alone, one could attend events most days; the Bay, one would have daily choices, several of them most days . . . .. . *massive envy, plotting to relocate* . . . &, huh, about that card thing. That's fascinating. I don't play casually much, & I don't hit on people, so that kinda thing would sail past me anyway. But I have met women I know work professionally & I've never gotten a card . . . . . *blows on fingertips, dusts them on lapels* . . . . & now I have a standard to keep in mind . . . .. My jealousy of the larger urban areas is what has spurred my sensitivity to the fact that most major urban areas (pretty much anything upwards of 500,000 popn in the US, for example) is gonna have thriving scene. Multiple groups. Etc. & if the conglomerated urbanity has million-plus popn, absolutely will have tons of stuff going on. I feel +90% certain of that guess without even looking at the specific data . . . & this is part of why the whole I-live-in-a-major-urban-area-but-can't-be-bothered-to-go-to-a-munch-or-anything (or the I-can't-meet-anyone-in-this-giant-city variant) has become something of a pink-ish flag for me. Could be super-duper picky, maybe, & that might be okay; but more likely, they're socially / dating impaired in some manner & living in fantasy land . .... & I know from first-hand experience, research, inductive reasoning, et al, that the vast majority of femdoms one is likely to encounter in any kind of organized-kink setting (inclusive of these online dens) have most likely either (a) dabbled in paid BDSM provision, (b) been inspired, nurtured, friends with, or etc someone who has dabbled in paid BDSM provision, & / or (c) wanted to dabble in paid BDSM provision. When I dabbled, briefly & most educationally, all I got from the real-life lifestyle & whatever femdoms was support, appreciation, offers of assistance. & I already knew, going into my involvement in the out-&-organized kink world, that professional BDSM providers have been a significant part of making the o-&-o kink world possible, & continually moving it along. A rainbow makes up the BDSM 'community' -- femdoms professional & lifestyle, the big huge swathe occupied with members of the GLBTQI&etc community, the hets, & so on & so forth . . . . . & people whining about paying $10 or $20 or even more to go to a munch or fetish club or 'public' dungeon or class or whatever? Zero tolerance. It costs $20 to go see a movie, throwing in popcorn / soda / candy or a date, lol, & the movie'll probably be stupid. I happily & excitedly spend most of my disposable income on things kink. I'm thrilled I can. (& as soon as I get over my phobia of spending money online, BoiJen, I'll buy some of them clips . . . . . )
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