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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 8:02:12 PM   
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The population of Super-Doms is pretty small to begin with, and if you are holding out only for one of them... good luck, you better be the perfect sub.


YAAYY!! I'm a perfect sub....oh wait...perfect slave. I'm gonna make Master a cape but I don't think he'll wear the stockings.

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oohhh....LEET!! I only know it well because my daughter used to do this. It's really big with Manga/Anime fans.


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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 8:02:48 PM   
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ORIGINAL: AurumCaminus

This is just another example of how raging against the clueless in profile text winds up being completely counterproductive.

Yeah, all you women get flooded with messages of exceptionally low quality by males who demonstrate their complete hopelessness at every turn.

However, in order to see your rant about how much you don't want to talk to them, they would have to actually read your profile text to begin with, which you already know that they aren't doing in the first place.

Stupid people, fakes, liars, and other undesirables are not deterred by such things. And if they were, do you actually want to inform them how to get you to take them seriously?

The only guys who are deterred, are the simple regular guys who are self aware enough to realize that they aren't perfect, have flaws, make mistakes, and typically get dismissed out of hand for not living up to some unrealistic ideal.

The population of Super-Doms is pretty small to begin with, and if you are holding out only for one of them... good luck, you better be the perfect sub.

If, however, you are also one of those flawed, imperfect, actual human beings, then your rants against the idiots are only going to discourage the very population of guys that you are most likely to find a compatible match with.

Ignoring the stupid people involves genuinely ignoring them, not filling your profile text with rants about how much you hate them. Even worse is to send them messages blasting them for their stupidity, which is only giving them the attention that they want to begin with, thus rewarding bad behaviour.


I'm a firm believer that posting negative things in your profile backfires. The people who you're railing against ignore it.....and the people you actually want to meet are turned off by the rant.

That said, I truly think you should lay out what you're looking for, be specific and don't settle. Yes, some idiots will always think they're the exception, but your chances are much better when you focus on the positive.

I'll also add that I think I found a "super Dom". He's an amazing human being.....and I'm far from perfect.


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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 8:18:09 PM   
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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

I'm a firm believer that posting negative things in your profile backfires. The people who you're railing against ignore it.....and the people you actually want to meet are turned off by the rant.

That said, I truly think you should lay out what you're looking for, be specific and don't settle. Yes, some idiots will always think they're the exception, but your chances are much better when you focus on the positive.

I'll also add that I think I found a "super Dom". He's an amazing human being.....and I'm far from perfect.



And I'm sure that your idea of a super Dom does not include being a mind reading sparkly vampire.

Having a good idea about what you really want and expecting to live in fantasy land are two completely different things.

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 8:32:33 PM   
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ORIGINAL: AurumCaminus
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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl
I'll also add that I think I found a "super Dom". He's an amazing human being.....and I'm far from perfect.


And I'm sure that your idea of a super Dom does not include being a mind reading sparkly vampire.

Having a good idea about what you really want and expecting to live in fantasy land are two completely different things.

Where did that come from?

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 8:39:06 PM   
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Where did that come from?


From the fact that the book "50 Shades of Grey" originally started out as "Twilight" fan fiction.

And that I keep seeing more and more profiles saying how they are looking for Christian Grey.

Or some such other absurd expectation of what a "True Dom" is.

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 9:03:10 PM   
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ORIGINAL: AurumCaminus


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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

I'm a firm believer that posting negative things in your profile backfires. The people who you're railing against ignore it.....and the people you actually want to meet are turned off by the rant.

That said, I truly think you should lay out what you're looking for, be specific and don't settle. Yes, some idiots will always think they're the exception, but your chances are much better when you focus on the positive.

I'll also add that I think I found a "super Dom". He's an amazing human being.....and I'm far from perfect.



And I'm sure that your idea of a super Dom does not include being a mind reading sparkly vampire.

Having a good idea about what you really want and expecting to live in fantasy land are two completely different things.



After nearly 12 1/2 years together.....yeah, it's really close to mind reading.






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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 9:11:57 PM   
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ORIGINAL: AurumCaminus


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ORIGINAL: NiceButMeanGirl

Where did that come from?


From the fact that the book "50 Shades of Grey" originally started out as "Twilight" fan fiction.

And that I keep seeing more and more profiles saying how they are looking for Christian Grey.

Or some such other absurd expectation of what a "True Dom" is.

Wow. Am I the only one on these boards that hasn't read that book?

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 9:18:55 PM   
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After nearly 12 1/2 years together.....yeah, it's really close to mind reading.



Exactly, AFTER 12 1/2 years of experience with you.

Its the whole, "At our first meeting he will looking into my eyes and see the depths of my soul. He will instantly know exactly what I want and need without me ever having to say a word. The very first time that we are together he will know exactly how far he can push me by reading the slightest change in the quivering of my body. He will always take me as far as I need, yet will never take me any farther than I'm comfortable with and I will never have to tell him, he will just KNOW," nonsense that makes it impossible.

There might be a few guys out there who have enough natural talent for cold reading and experience at manipulation to pull that off. But you have to seriously ask yourself just what kind of psychology produces an individual like that.

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 9:38:13 PM   
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The book is so good, what if there is a man like this out there?

Let everyone have this dream, it does no harm to anyone!

But always be careful when you meet anyone!

What kind makes any type of dominant person? Many of us have things that
have made us this way, it is true!

mons ( I have my own nightmares as to why I am who I am)

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 10:22:15 PM   
AurumCaminus


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ORIGINAL: mons

The book is so good, what if there is a man like this out there?

Let everyone have this dream, it does no harm to anyone!

But always be careful when you meet anyone!

What kind makes any type of dominant person? Many of us have things that
have made us this way, it is true!

mons ( I have my own nightmares as to why I am who I am)


Does no harm to anyone? Tell that to the guys who had their girlfriends dump them or their wives divorce them because they weren't more like Edward Cullen. Now wait for that insanity to take root here.

And if you ain't no Anastasia Steele, don't expect me to be Christian Grey.

Or, we could implement the revolutionary concept of advocating genuine compatibility between real people.

(Yes, I am aware of the irony in using a double negative in a thread dedicated to Grammar Nazis.)

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 10:28:37 PM   
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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl


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ORIGINAL: AurumCaminus


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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

I'm a firm believer that posting negative things in your profile backfires. The people who you're railing against ignore it.....and the people you actually want to meet are turned off by the rant.

That said, I truly think you should lay out what you're looking for, be specific and don't settle. Yes, some idiots will always think they're the exception, but your chances are much better when you focus on the positive.

I'll also add that I think I found a "super Dom". He's an amazing human being.....and I'm far from perfect.



And I'm sure that your idea of a super Dom does not include being a mind reading sparkly vampire.

Having a good idea about what you really want and expecting to live in fantasy land are two completely different things.



After nearly 12 1/2 years together.....yeah, it's really close to mind reading.







We do that too. There are times he will start to say something, and I can answer him before he says one word. He loves it.

As far as the 50 Shades..I want to stab every new comer to CM who is "seeking Christian" *sighs*.



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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 10:42:03 PM   
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~ Fast Reply ~

I don't really care about grammar or lack of grammar in others. If someone's lack of grammar has exceeded my lack-of-grammar-tolerance, I've moved on. I don't move on with some notion that the person is stupid or unqualified; just that I don't want to spend an excessive amount of effort trying to decipher what they've written.

There are two men in my life whose grammar is not great - my brother, and the Mister. Both of these men are smart, loving, beautiful human beings whom I'd give the world to (or for the serious grammar nazis, "to whom I'd give the world."

There have been a lot of things said in this thread that I could find offensive, if I chose to. On both sides of the argument. But the question I ask myself is whether or not it's worth my energy. In this case, it's not. As with most things that weigh too lightly against the bigger and more important areas of my life, I form opinions about what is said and the people who have said them, and I move on.

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 10:43:52 PM   
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Wow. Am I the only one on these boards that hasn't read that book?


Ha! Nope, haven't read the books, either. Don't care to.


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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 10:49:16 PM   
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Wow. Am I the only one on these boards that hasn't read that book?


I've never read it and have no desire to or intention to.
I haven't seen Twilight either and have no intention of doing so.


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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/1/2012 11:57:49 PM   
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ORIGINAL: NuevaVida

~ Fast Reply ~

I don't really care about grammar or lack of grammar in others. If someone's lack of grammar has exceeded my lack-of-grammar-tolerance, I've moved on. I don't move on with some notion that the person is stupid or unqualified; just that I don't want to spend an excessive amount of effort trying to decipher what they've written.

There are two men in my life whose grammar is not great - my brother, and the Mister. Both of these men are smart, loving, beautiful human beings whom I'd give the world to (or for the serious grammar nazis, "to whom I'd give the world."

There have been a lot of things said in this thread that I could find offensive, if I chose to. On both sides of the argument. But the question I ask myself is whether or not it's worth my energy. In this case, it's not. As with most things that weigh too lightly against the bigger and more important areas of my life, I form opinions about what is said and the people who have said them, and I move on.

I could not have said it any better.



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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/2/2012 1:10:07 AM   
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I understand about the dyslexic person but we who have this
learning disorder also can not see when something is not in order!!!

Such as if I wanted to say "I want to go to the store" instead for me
it would come out as "go store I want to "!

Never say it is laziness there are different degrees of this learning disorder!
With the help of a very kind person I now can write well enough where
everyone can understand me!

I am very proud that I have come this far!

But the strange thing is I am able to read pass a college Profs. , this was so hard
for me to understand! Being able to read but not able to write a normal plain sentence!

So it is a good ideal to really see what your friend can and can not do, also she maybe so ashamed
and just let it go!

Take the time to understand this learning disorder, I have spell check but I must go back and
make sure it is not all a mess again!

thanks for listening
best regards
mons

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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/2/2012 4:31:57 AM   
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ORIGINAL: AurumCaminus
And I'm sure that your idea of a super Dom does not include being a mind reading sparkly vampire.

Having a good idea about what you really want and expecting to live in fantasy land are two completely different things.



(off-topic) Umm, are you implying that there aren't any mind-reading, sparkly vampire super Doms out there?? Dang! That tooth fairy totally lied to me.

(on-topic) Good communication skills matter. Said skills are a reflection on the one using them. How another responds to the use of those skills reflects on their mindset. Proceed with caution either way.



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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/2/2012 5:27:47 AM   
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You mean like being intelligent enough to know the difference between "your" and "you're"?

Personally, I wanted someone that was intelligent and able to communicate regardless of the method.

Here's part two of that whole thing: How long does it take to go back and proof read what you've written? A minute maybe? You're saying that you're unwilling to spend an extra minute to be concerned about how you're viewed. It's about effort. And I'm not willing to be with someone that doesn't make the effort.



When you are dyslexic, proof reading doesn't always work. I speak four languages fluently which is probably three more than you can. Questioning someones intelligence on the written word is such a nonsense.

Grammar Nazis are just a silly bunch of pseudo intellectuals that are far more interested in proofreading someone else’s work and carefully pointing out every grammatical error than engaging with the content that post or profile is trying to convey.
If you’re the type of person who’ll notice typos, improperly placed commas or misused words and post a condescending comment about being unable to read anything by someone who wrote “your,” not “you’re”, would be better off reading a dictionary rather than a post on the internet. Its the sort of behavior I would expect from someone with mediocre intelligence and a rather dull personality.

British English and American English can be quite different. Many British English words are spelt differently to American English words. The British say ‘colour’ the Americans say ‘color’ and every time I spell anything ending in ‘our’ my spell check pops up an tells me I should be spelling it ‘or’!!



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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/2/2012 5:39:27 AM   
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Then I guess I must put my hands up to being a silly pseudo intellectual with mediocre intelligence and a rather dull personality. So be it. I´ll just carry on valuing good English.

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Grammar Nazis are just a silly bunch of pseudo intellectuals that are far more interested in proofreading someone else’s work and carefully pointing out every grammatical error than engaging with the content that post or profile is trying to convey.
If you’re the type of person who’ll notice typos, improperly placed commas or misused words and post a condescending comment about being unable to read anything by someone who wrote “your,” not “you’re”, would be better off reading a dictionary rather than a post on the internet. Its the sort of behavior I would expect from someone with mediocre intelligence and a rather dull personality.




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RE: Grammar Nazi fetish - 7/2/2012 6:10:29 AM   
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I’m getting a little irritated with profiles from ‘submissives’ who are really concerned about people’s use of English. They make it very clear that if your response is grammatically incorrect they won’t reply.



So you started a thread to whine about other people's preferences?

Everyone is entitled to like what they like, with no explanations needed. You don't like people who are grammar nazis. Okay, good for you. So find people who aren't, and avoid those who are. Seems rather simple to me.

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