seekingreality -> RE: Seeking constructive criticism of my profile description (7/15/2013 4:25:41 PM)
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ORIGINAL: WebWanderer (Posting this in the "Ask a Mistress" subforum because, well, my question is specifically for Mistresses.) I've spent years trying to come up with a perfect profile description. I tried being both brief and verbose, laconic and sesquipedalian, emotional and logical. I believe I've struck a pretty good balance with this particular self-description and I would like to get your take on it. Assuming you were in the market for a new sub, would this profile get your attention? If not, why? What would you change or delete? Please don't hold back - all opinions are welcome. Thank you in advance! I wouldn't worry about the perfect profile. In my experience, profiles have a shelf life. After a certain point, pretty much everyone who might be interested in you has seen it, and everyone you might be interested in you've reached out to. At that point, it's sometimes useful to just delete the profile and try a different approach, because even the profile that is "perfect" for someone you might be interested in won't resonate with someone else you might also be interested in. But you can write a different profile that is an equally valid reflection of you and a whole new crop of people who didn't the first one will respond -- the online world is weird that way. I am not a domme but I think you're profile is fine. Your looks, personality, interests, and sense of humor won't appeal to everyone, of course. But I think you do a good job of presenting yourself well.
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