LadyNTrainer -> RE: Mistress vs. Vanilla (3/7/2010 6:15:07 PM)
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ORIGINAL: WantingToServe11 I have one of those friends which is one of those guys that know how to pick up a girl in almost any situation. I asked him how he does this and he says he does this by always being some what cocky, showing a lack of interest in the certain parts of the conversation, being humorous, and being charismatic. Oh, ugh. I've seen that behavior before, and it's extremely annoying juvenile game playing. That type seriously makes my skin crawl. I only date academics and "geek guys" who are intelligent, serious, and submissive, and who don't play poser games. quote:
Now my question to you ladies is. Have you ever fallen for this sort of man but with him being a submissive version of this? Would you find this type of "submissive" to be attractive? Have you ever ran in to this type of submissive before? No. They creep me out. The ones I've seen in action I've ignored or disengaged from as quickly as possible, so I have no idea whether any of them might ID as submissive. I have run into a few dominants who behaved as you describe, as well as a number of lying player types who ID'd as submissive, but to my knowledge the subly ones didn't do the specific behaviors you mentioned. quote:
The reason why I ask is because all of you claim to be normal women (which I believe to be true) but there must be some differences between what you all want in a man vs. a vanilla women other then the man having interests in fetishes. Being an academic and a gamer geek myself, I prefer to date "my own kind". Straight talk and honest communication minus any social posing is the social norm with geeks, and that's what I'm most comfortable with. Social game playing, deception, cockiness, posing, etc, is ugly to me and I won't be around it. It feels creepy and unhealthy. I definitely won't date or play with someone whose communication style is not healthy, honest and straightforward. They're not hard to spot, fortunately. Speaking from a dominant perspective, I prefer a man to be a little shy, not aggressive, and definitely not a "player" out to "score". A mindset like that is an instant turn-off and a total deal-breaker.
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