Dreamless
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... I love your profile. It turns the fuck out of my cranks. Just to be the voice of contention here, I really don't think you should change it. But then, hey, you be the judge--are the women saying you should change it the sort you want to connect with? Then you should probably listen to them. But all I'm saying is, if I would've found that profile, I would've sent you a message. You're not Canadian or a masochist, but I still would've been genuinely interested in connecting with someone who can write like that because hot fucking damn. It tells me so much about who you are. You're an alpha submissive and I know you and what the hell you think of you and yourself way better than "I love to fish and I give a great massage". But then, I know I have a profile that would be heavily criticized if I were looking for criticism on it. But I'm not. Because it communicates precisely what I want it to--and I feel that because of it I get a much higher percentage of 'serious' messages that are tailored to me than the average woman here seems to get. I don't think you're looking to snag the average domme and as such, I don't think your profile should necessarily be rescripted to be what turns the cranks of the average searcher here, because you are the one who says it: "I am not into BDSM." So why you would write a profile to catch someone who is, is beyond me. And why people sulk about length when there are posts on the forum often many times longer is beyond me Quite frankly, I love the smarm about your above average dick. Within the context, knowing you're prodding at the tiny-dick-humiliation groupees... it works. If you were the narrator of a book, I'd fucking read it. I love your voice. I can hear you. I can feel you. I know who you are from that profile. I also know we're not compatible because I'm not alpha and I'm a sadist and Canadian--and thus, it communicated clearly what I feel it needed. quote:
The other things you said about that...smell, hair, not showering....those are your kinks and uncommon habits in a lady. You clearly didn't grow up where I did. Firstly, why should he hide his kinks. Secondly, don't project onto all women things like "all women smell like roses and shower daily" because quite frankly, not all of us do. I grew up in hickville. MOST of the women there were hairy, dirty, and smelt like sweat. 90% of us didn't wear makeup or shave our legs. I still don't, and I still don't know any women who shave regularly or smell like roses (maybe because I have scent allergies and I avoid anyone who does but still). Knowing there's a guy out there who wants that turns me on, and if that's what he's trying to find, why should he hide it. It's his kink, and actually, it's my kink, so what if it's not your kink, now you know you're not compatible with him. There's nothing wrong with being submissive and having a fetish. Why should, say, a foot loving guy hide that to try snare a mistress and then be forever unsatisfied because he really wants to suck her toes but she hates that and thinks it'll ruin her pedi. Submission shouldn't equal "you're not allowed to have your fetishes on the table because you're only there to serve me". I figure in short, the ladies he'll turn off are the ladies he isn't looking to attract anyway. Maybe powerful women don't smell like sweat where you come from. But if the OP lived where I grew up, I'd be able to hook him up with a sweaty, confident alpha woman dying to have a man at home on his knees waiting to serve her in a heartbeat. Seriously. I can name at least one. But, I'm pretty sure she's not a BDSM lady--just an alpha who'd be all over this kind of guy, so maybe he is on the wrong site. AFR, I wish you luck. You know what you want, and what you don't want, and I hope you don't lose sight of that trying to generify yourself in the desperate hopes to snag a woman. What you wrote to me stands out, and while it likely won't be loved by everyone who reads it, it does give a very clear picture of who you are and what you want. As a writer, my biggest advice is always to hold onto your own voice, never write what's popular just because it's popular--write what you love, what communicates best what you want to communicate. Much like a writer who's written something odd and obscure may gain a tiny cult following, your profile may not connect with most people here, but those it will, it'll connect hard. But, if the women suggesting changes are the type you want to attract, by all means, totally rewrite it, they know best what they want to see and I know best what I want to see and godsdamnit I wish I saw a lot more of that kind of profile.
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