SusanofO -> RE: Gauging potential in submissives (8/2/2006 7:01:59 PM)
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Homestead: Wow - now we are getting personal and I am quite self-conscious (no matter what it seems like) but I suppose your question is fair game, since I am asking a rather personal one myself, I suppose, in this thread. Please keep in mind, though, that I was asking in this thread topic in general terms, for ideas. Truly (and nobody believes me, yeah sure Susan, he). Well - listen UP! It's true. If I want to ask someone a really personal question, I'd e-mail them. This thread is meant to evoke theoretical responses (but I am a submissive, so I'm not a gonna tell anybuddy what to do as far as replying, he)...but - persoanl examples are nice, too. Me? Well - I am humble (really) but: I Will Answer You (we ex-Marketing majors just never say die). *Note: Thanks for the question. I am answering it (see page here below). I am not flattering myself by printing this paragraph, just clarifying. I am not seeking a partner currently (but will be in 2-3 months). I am not "advertising myself". I want and need good friends here, though, always, and have met a few. And- you did ask, so here we go. -I do consider myself to be very giving. I just have never really "gotten" the whole greed thing, or the who-has-to-get-the credit for whatever thing (because I couldn't care less. It's the work or process I enjoy, not the blue ribbon, awards ceremony part). Although I confess to occasionally appreciating the words "thank you" or some word of encouragement. -I have a good sense of humor -I am non-judgmental when it comes to some human foibles that seem to drive other people nuts sometimes (name one and I will tell you if it's on the list, he). I do have things that I consider grounds for banishing someone from my life forever, but the road someone needs to travel to get me to that point is pretty long (usually). -I am nice looking. I know I don't have a pic up. I am not Julia Roberts, but have been described more than once as "striking"(this note is only applicable if one is focussed solely on the superficials, and am promising nothing to anyone as far as how they'd perceive what I look like. I am not ugly. I am also not Ms. Universe (I am 46. But a darn well-preserved 46, I think, thanks to having a mother who practically beat into me that it matters.Thanks, mom, I suppose that paid off). I am also not overweight (although I suppose I should maybe start sticking to some kind of workout routine, but I do I walk 2-3 miles, several times a week, try to fit it in. Although this week, it's been too damn hot to do that). Hazel-green eyes, dark auburn hair that is medium length (to the bottom of my neck), and 5'6" and 12o-125 pounds (figured I should elaborate since there's no pic). Size 6-8. - I have lived a fairly comfortable existence thus far, but have never been what I consider "spoiled", or a "Princess" type. I know how to work hard (sometimes very hard), and I also know the value of a dollar, and would not waste anyone else's money (and would make try to make sure they didn't waste mine). On the other hand, I can be very generous with friends and relatives. - Being a bit older, I know I don't know everything. In fact, the older I get, sometimes the less I think I know and the more there is that could be interesting to learn (really). - I have a brain and like use it in various ways, from trying to hold up my end of a conversation, to being able to research something, to loving to read, to learning new things. - I am very empathic, and would give many people who might not deserve it the shirt off my back if someone else didn't try to stop me (my mother always said this about me, and in retrospect, it's probably mostly true. Of course, I'm not a complete idiot that way...so I see this as still a good trait). - I am not a wimp. When the going gets tough, I try to hang in there. I've had a few surprising life lessons in this area, and have found that giving up too early is usually a way of not giving myself credit where credit may be due. On the other hand, circumstances do exist where it is better to know when to fold'em, so to speak. Discerning the (sometimes fine) difference between these two circumstances might be one of life's lessons for me to better learn (who knows)? I could go on, but am starting to feel like a braggart, and also very self-conscious. *But - thanks for the opportunity to answer, he. - Susan
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