Rochsub2009
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ORIGINAL: rowdy01 HELLO EVERYONE, I HAVE SOME QUESTIONS TO ASK. ( 1 ) WHAT IS CBT? ( 2 ) WHAT IS QUEENING? (3 ) I KNOW THE MEANING OF TPE BUT WHAT IS IT EXACTLY, DOES A DOM/DOMME HAVE TO BE TRAINED IN THIS OR CAN YOU TEACH YOURSELF. Rowdy01, I don't mean to pile on, so I'll try to keep this as constructive as possible. By now, you probably understand why you're not getting the type of response that you desire. You say that you're a "Dom" and a "Master", yet everything that you've said thus far shows otherwise. Most of the people on here know enough to recognize the real thing when they see it. And you're not passing the test so far. While you may have been proficient 20 years ago, it's clear that you aren't anymore. You didn't even know the most basic terminology. So you may want to get involved with your local BDSM group and attend a few play parties to brush up on your skills. I don't know about you, but my skill at tying knots drops drastically when I don't practice on a regular basis. After 20 years of inactivity, I doubt that I'd remember how to tie even the most basic knots. You list yourself as an expert at a lot of things, but that's not likely after such a long layoff. It would be like a surgeon trying to step into the operating room after a 20 year sabbatical. Nobody would allow him to do so for fear that he might kill someone. Well, after a 20 year layoff from BDSM, most people probably wouldn't feel comfortable letting you play with ropes (particularly suspension play), knives, fire, needles, or whips, without going through a lot of practice and retraining. Hopefully, you understand this, and don't view it as an insult to your domliness. Rather, it's just a precaution to keep your subs/slaves safe. Hopefully, you'll take my suggestion and get involved with your local BDSM group. Regardless of what you may have known in the past, it's always wise to practice a bit after such a long layoff. BTW, when you said that you were trained by a "Mistress", I assumed that meant that you were a male sub. Others may be interpreting your statement that way as well. It's probably just a jargon difference because you're from Australia, but here in the U.S., a Dom (like yourself) would probably say that he was "taught" or "mentored" by an experienced Dom or Domme. When you say you were "trained", that's a term that usually describes what a Dom/Domme does to their sub/slave. Also, if the person who taught you was a female, it might be better to call her a Domme. When you call her a "Mistress" it makes it sound like you are her sub (unless she uses Mistress XXX as her official title). These may seem like small things, but collectively, they serve as yellow flags to anyone who reads what you've written. There are more things in your profile that are problematic. But I won't waste time mentioning those. Just suffice it to say that after reading your profile, it became obvious why you're not getting a positive response. Your profile screams "newbie", yet you claim to be an experienced Master. Most subs/slaves would be very leery of that. I'm sure that once you get active in your local BDSM community, you'll start to remember all of the things that you seem to have forgotten. Good luck to you. -Roch
< Message edited by Rochsub2009 -- 2/18/2013 6:31:30 AM >
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