objectivist -> RE: So many players (6/2/2006 8:36:47 PM)
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Ah yes. Fakes, flakes, posers, fools, and the clueless masses. Reminds me when I was one of them too, and had not a wonderful pair of Dommes taken me under their wings, (Meade and Amber, thanks) I would have likely remained so for much longer. I would have to say from my own experience and that of friends, that your results depend a lot on your expectations, and what you are willing to settle for. And also, how you define what makes for real or not. Best girl I ever had, might have called me "Master" half a dozen times in the year we had. Many commented on how well she was trained, some would have considered me a poser for not making a demand of that form of address. I stress the practice of respect and obedience over the form. In over ten years, I've been stood up for a meet twice. And I honestly can't say that any I've met have been posers, even though few had like enough interests that anything beyond meeting for coffee or a meal, was planned. And then, I knew a guy who killed himself rather than suffer through the pain of encountering another lair and not his one true love. His heart crushed, his noble spirit unloved by another, his weary soul unable to face the chance of another fake breaking his heart. Of course, when I mentioned to him that I knew of a very good girl that I was sure would share many of his interests, he recalled that he had seen her before and said of one of my favorite people in the world; "Do you know anybody GOOD looking?" This for her being 20 pounds overweight. Right there, I'd have bought him rope and tied the knots. Because his requirements where SO high and unrealistic, the only thing he attracted was those who wanted to role play an ideal. I can't say I ever met a fake. I would not be surprised if he never met anybody real.
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