UniqueRaven
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Joined: 9/30/2009 From: Austin, TX Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP quote:
ORIGINAL: MC4Misfit To respond to your comment DesFIP, I'm very upfront about the fact that I'm ultimately looking for 24/7. I see nothing wrong with asking up front if that's a possibility for the slave in question. If they say "no", I know were I stand. If they say "maybe", then we'll go from there. But all I ask in the beginning is whether it is a possibility...no definitely commitments. When you start talking to the girl ahead of you in a coffee shop, do you also ask her immediately if she's available to possibly proceed to a serious relationship? Because this was the equivalent, it was a first chat. Asking someone first thing before you even know if you want to see them a second time just strikes me as strange. Not in the creepy category but definitely in the weird and with some desperation. And that's not a good thing. Asking them roundabout questions about their life that would also elicit whether or not they're married or otherwise involved is just nicer than a point blank "I don't want to waste my time talking to you if you are in any way not available for a long term relationship". i see nothing wrong with being asked if i'm ultimately seeking 24/7 TPE - or asking someone else if they're doing the same. The difference here between asking if someone is seeking 24/7 vs. just are they married or whatever, is that 24/7 is a specific relationship style. If someone were more of a "bedroom Dom" or seeking more of an intermittent D/s relationship, then obviously we would not be a good match for that reason. Everyone has different structural rules on getting to know people online. For me, honestly if i had a casual conversation with every guy who wrote me i would be spending even more time in front of the computer than i already am - way more. As it is i spend several hours a day here between the forums, my blog, and returning emails (all sorts). i see nothing wrong with being open and honest with someone - and him with me - about what we're both ultimately seeking.
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