CarrieO
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ORIGINAL: dragonfly6516 One of the first Doms ( change this to person since that's all "he" really is until you actually experience his dominance...unless you allow virtual strangers to dominate you either in cyberland or RL) I chatted with from here seemed really cool, at first. During our chat, which was on Yahoo IM, there was a joke made and due to how it was worded, I later thought I had caught him in a lie. I kindly and calmly told him that I could pull the archive to back me up. He got VERY angry. He said that I had no right to archive our conversation, that I should have informed him b/c it was an invasion of his privacy. RED FLAGS. So, he got angry because a stranger was archiving conversations...because he would never think to do this. When I do IM...on those VERY rare occasions because I think faster than I can type and it frustrates the hell out of me...I save everything. I save emails too. If this is seen as an invasion of privacy, maybe the other person shouldn't bother to use this type of communication. That says only ONE thing to me, he has something to hide and doesn't like there to be proof of what he does. I told him that I have a right to my comfort and safety, and that if he has a problem with that, than we need to break contact immediately. That made him more angry, as I had contacted him first, and thus I was "leading him on". I did cut contact right then and there, and have since blocked him. I just want to know what everyone else thinks of his behavior. It all sounds rather childish and makes me even more appreciative of real life meetings. You were smart for blocking. Is that what you wanted to hear? Of course, you do have "cybering" listed as one of your loves so who knows what he's to think...or anyone else for that matter. Add to that the fact you've only been here for 12 days and you're going to get all kinds of "doms" vying for your time. Time to live and learn. BTW...welcome.
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