BecomingV
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Alt605 - quote:
ORIGINAL: Alt0605 I have posted that I am married, I have a good sex life with my wife and she has been submissive for many years. I have never engaged in D/S sex with anyone else outside of my marriage (I did with previous girlfriends).We have both had affairs in the past but we prefer not to discuss it. THAT ^^^ would require further explanation to be clear. As is, it sounds dubious... when maybe it's not. Kudos for transparency about being married. Does that put everyone off? You tell us. I'm not into married people or people who are in committed relationships, although I did explore poly. I love the open-hearted-ness of poly, the responsibility and the lengths with which they go to communicate clearly and consider the effects of their choices and actions, upon others. OP - Best things in a profile... 1) a unique and sincere "voice" 2) humor 3) signs of self-awareness, even if that means saying, "I don't know, yet." 4) some evidence of having done their homework on BDSM: dynamics, terminology, risks, rewards Worst things in a profile... 1) preaching, ranting, know-it-all tripe 2) conceit, arrogance, bigotry, sexism, superficiality 3) assertions that THEY will train and mold you 4) warnings - all the reasons why THEY are Protectors and all of the other Dominants are predators (give me a break!) ETA - In my most recent revision of my own profile, I got ridiculously long and detailed on distinctions in BDSM because: 1) It clearly depicts the complexities of me and how I use my labels 2) It saves time when a reader doesn't know terminology, so they may think they are a Dominant or a submissive, when in fact, they are a Top or a bottom. Many are unaware that Dominance does not equate with sadism and submission does not equate with masochism. Or, they may think that the one description of a switch they heard about is the only kind of switch, there is. So, I also like it when other people's profiles offer clarity and individuality, rather than simple, generic labels. I don't care if people post their pictures online, or not. Since I'm never going to "fall in love" with words on a computer screen, it either doesn't matter what they look like, or eventually, it will matter enough and we will meet in R/L.
< Message edited by BecomingV -- 8/2/2014 11:02:11 PM >
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