JWriter
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Joined: 7/27/2011 Status: offline
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somone who lives out in the sticks or in the middle of the frozen wastes may not be esp if that frozen waste community is filled with hunting and fishing people not the usual ds fodder Amen to that! I look for the fantasy profiles. "I am the perfect submissive" is a statement of a person who has never submitted, more often than not . "I have no limits." is a person with no experience. In either case, they are "saying their right words". Just like the dommes/doms who talk about how they want the 24/7 groveling worm slaves to kick, abrade and otherwise torture, rob of all their money, there are no exceptions to the cruelty they will inflict, and, of course, this will all be wrapped up in a loving relationship. No! Either you will be treated like a cruel piece of garbage or it will be a loving relationship. It can't be both. Use a little logic, consider how often when someone has told you that they are "honest" on their profile, they have turned out to be a liar, how "handsome" usually means passable but arrogant, and, all the other little catch-phrases that, when someone is bragging about themselves, usually point to an undesirable relationship looming in the future. Also, just take the persons ID and do a Google search. Many legitimate dominants and s-types have groups and blogs where they post their experiences with people, by ID, in a way that will not put those people in danger of being found offline but which may help you get a clue to how they have been received and perceived online. Lately, I've taken to doing searches for a combination of keywords, statistical information, and, interests, that prove the person is a liar, from the start, and, then blocking and hiding their profile, before their contacting me is even an issue. That way, it saves some of them the time of even trying to convince me of anything, and, it keeps their profile from popping up in the list whenever I do a search. I, also, search out people who have interests that I find so vile that I would not even want to know them as people, much less as friends or servants, such as the ones into "toilet training". That doesn't mean they are fakes though; it just is another method of saving time and trouble, later. Lastly, of course, actually reading the profile and journal entry, forum posts, considering the quality of the photos, asking for a more recent photo of them holding a very specific sign, or, if they are local asking for a public meeting sooner rather than later, are all good ways to help yourself determine if the profile is fake or not.
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