Mlicious
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You can start with a search on these boards for threads on this subject and read about what both Dominants and submissives have written on the subject. I would also recommend you do your research and learn about the lifestyle. Learn about the role of the submissive and that of the Dominant. These basics will give you guidance when you are writing your profile. When reviewing a Dominants profile, really read it. If she gives directions about what she is looking for and how to contact her, make sure that what she is looking for matches what you are prepared to give in service and if there are directions for contacting her, follow them to the letter. Get involved in your local BDSM community. Treat an online search as a supplement to your search. Get and maintain some perspective. Understand early that the ratio of subs to Dominants heavily favors the Domme, especially when it comes to male subs to Female Dommes, so you need to distinguish yourself from every other sub, which leads me to my last thought; Finally, brush up on your spelling and grammar. I personally have known Dominants dismiss any consideration of a submissive because the sub did not take the time to craft a well written response. Her logic being that if he does not take care to address her in a logical, well thought out and organized manner when first contacting her, then he will be just as thoughtless and sloppy if she gave him a chance to serve. Case in point, someone asked the very same question earlier: http://www.collarchat.com/Hello_How_to_find_a_mistress/m_392632/tm.htm Bingo! Look here. Read this and take it to heart: http://www.collarchat.com/m_30125/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
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