Padriag
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ORIGINAL: Dackon When your finding a dom/master. What are some important questions to ask. I don't recommend any list of specific questions for a couple of reasons. First, asking someone if they are a liar is fairly useless (if they aren't a liar, they'll say they aren't. If they are a liar, they'll still say they aren't. This is the problem with most such lists of questions, they are easy to spot and those inclined to be dishonest still will be). Second, such lists tend to sound like a job interview and miss the personal connection important to a relationship. What I do recommend is that there are topics that should be discussed. Things like discussing the kind of relationship they want, why they want it, what do they like to do for fun, how they get along with their family, what do they think of children, what do they think of people who are deeply in debt, do they have pets (and if not, why?), etc. These sorts of topics tend to draw a person out and reveal things about their character indirectly. Over time and several discussions you start to get a better picture of who they really are. When possible I also recommend plenty of direct observation, how the person actually lives, how well they care for their belongings, how they dress (are they clean or a slob, neat or well... a slob), how generous they are (do they tip or not, although in some countries tipping is not a custom so be aware of cultural differences when talking to someone from a different culture than you), how they react to people who are NOT important to them (do they treat them well or badly). All these things demonstrate their character, their real nature.
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Padriag A stern discipline pervades all nature, which is a little cruel so that it may be very kind - Edmund Spencer
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