OsideGirl
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Joined: 7/1/2005 From: United States Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: culareD So, at the risk of chastisement, I need to confess...and then move on. The following is an excerpt of a letter I sent to the "potential Dom" in response to his request that I post "under consideration" on my profile... "I am not ready quite yet to commit to you or anyone else, until I know more about D/s relationships, what I want, and what I can offer. I am very NEW. I can see where I have already made some mistakes, and for that I do apologize." Needless to say my response to him was met with anger...I dare not make that mistake again. The bottom line is that I was about to agree to something I wasn't entirely comfortable with...yet. Just for today, it really SUCKS to be so damn green ...culare'd His anger wasn't because of any mistakes. It's because he was rejected. BDSM D/s websites and the like tend to be very sex driven, which means that a lot people think that boundaries don't matter. I have found that if you figure out where your boundaries are and be firm about them, the experience is much more pleasant. This is why I would never submit at all before the first meeting. I didn't use honorifics, I wouldn't dress the way they requested and I wouldn't take direction from them. I found that if you did that, then met and didn't like him...it confused the issue. You've already submitted and now you're saying you won't. In his mind once you've submitted, even a little, he's already in. I also didn't discuss details about sex, my fantasies, etc. I wanted to know if I actually liked the guy enough to even consider those items, so they waited until after the first meeting.
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