MizSuz
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ORIGINAL: MizSuz I liken dressed pics of CDs to genital pics of CBT enthusiasts. I want to see the person before I see their dick. That is a rather harsh analogy. To you it's harsh. To me it's truth, my mind goes to comparable places in those instances. It's ok with me if you find it harsh, though. The OP asked for my opinion and that's it. My first reaction is that this is someone who is still so caught up in their fantasy that they can't see the woman for the leather/ feet/ floggers/ paddles/ needles/ maid uniform/ {insert your masturbatory icon here}. I realize that's an attractive element for some women, a very obvious achilles heel to be exploited, but the idea bores the hell out of me. Those women can have my share (take it, please). Is my reaction always accurate? Of course not. I know there are exceptions to the rule, I've met a number of exceptions and have enjoyed dear friendships with them. There are, however, reasons for stereotypes and for reactions. So show me why I should wade through my reaction (which was formed through experience and noticing the abundantly clear averages) to see if it's wrong about this person (admittedly always a possibility). I'm open to that, but chances are pretty good the profile that shows kink pics up front will just be another mental obsticle for me to overcome. Why would someone want to make themself less attractive to a potential domina, unless they are looking for the person who will find control purely through libido satisfying? The OP stated he would like to find a life partner, not a burn hot and die fast interaction (which can be a lot of fun but not what the OP is looking for). Why not make yourself more attractive to a woman who is interested in more than your kink? So there you have it, the gut reaction of a woman who knows what she wants and where she doesn't want to spend her time. PRN (take as needed).
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