VaguelyCurious -> RE: Profile Advice Please (3/23/2011 4:56:34 AM)
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The way it's written now, there's an ambiguity because of your present tense use about whether you're talking about the man you're looking for, or a man you've already got. I came away from it wondering whether I was looking at the right profile, because it's got nothing about actually looking in it. The following is my opinion only. It is not gospel, but it's what I'd do if you were a site and I was editing your text (which sometimes people pay me for, yay!). Ditch the overly flowery, poetic language. You don't talk like that on the forums, and I doubt you talk like that in real life, plus it's kind of a punch in the face when you get to the last paragraph and it's suddenly all business. People who can make their writing sound like speech are enormously attractive, especially in contrast to the sort of profiles you get on here - it adds humanity to the writing, and it makes you sound like a real person having a real conversation. Basically what you've said is that with a partner you'll value him, push his limits and teach him how to please you. That took me half a line, and you three paragraphs. The fact that I can reduce it down to fifteen words without any real loss of information shows that it's pretty light on content. Some content ideas you might want to think about: What sort of relationship structure are you actually looking for? Why are you looking for a power-exchange relationship - what buzz do you get out of it? What buzz do you want your partner to get out of it? (The answers to those two don't have to involve kink.) What qualities do you bring to the table? What qualities are you looking for? What's guaranteed to make you laugh? (That's a good one, because it's easy for someone to strike up a positive, happy conversation about.) Are you a long moonlit walks person, or a quadbiking fiend, or a sports fan, or what? What's your favourite way to unwind? What things in your life make you feel lucky? What things in life make you feel sexy? (Don't feel that one has to be graphic - I saw a woman write once about how everyone should feel sexy while eating strawberries, and it kind of stuck with me.) Be down to earth. Be real. Be funny, if that sort of thing comes naturally. Be positive. I hope some of that helped. [:)]
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