maleslave07
Posts: 14
Joined: 11/23/2006 Status: offline
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I personally think its about expectations that people have. To be honest you cannot dominate or submit in an online relationship. After all what is a Dom going to do to a sub online? Spank you? Get serious. And yes I'm wearing pink panties right now to show my submission to a potential mistress. Get serious, sorry no pink panties for me (at least not until I'm truely collared...just in case she reads this posting). I was comparing notes with a sub I knew here online and in R/L. She posted her profile with several pics...and yes she was actually the girl in the pics and her personality was just as she mentioned in her profile. But the level of response to her profile was overwhelming to say the least. When she first started out she decided that she would be polite and reply to each and every email she got, even if it was a "Thank you but not interested". Her problem was that each time she logged into her account she would have about 10 new pages of emails. I don't know how many emails are to a page, but by trying to respond even in the simplest of messages of not interested in a polite and kind way she was unable to conduct her own search. By not being able to conduct her own search she eventually got frustrated and had to put conditions into her profile...age, location, etc. And the use of filters, some of which didn't help since they eliminated a person or two who she was interested in that were borderline in what she was seeking. Then there were the people she thought she might be interested in. Some became very rude due to slow response or unrealistic demands and expectations. Such as, you should only be talking to me and me only...after just one email or just a couple of emails...get serious, she was searching and taking her search seriously (not very successfully due to the degree of emails). Just because they were first to contact her they should have special privilage and exclusive rights to her. To be honest though I can see the Doms point of view...doesn't want to share or loose the potential slave to another Dom out there. But to be honest from her point of view she had just started looking, her profile had only been up two days and once her pics posted, then she had more offers than specks of sand on a beach (most were worthless to be honest). Who goes out and buys the first house/car they see? Nobody, usually you shop around, do some research, compare, and then try and make the best informed decision at the time. If everybody just took the first offer given them without doing a little bit of leg work then all of us uncollared slaves/subs would be collared or all the Doms out there would be already taken. Yes it does take time, energy, and effort. I wish it was as simple as do you want to hook up and meet somewhere public. That would save alot of the time, energy, and effort. I personally have met several people from collarme. Including as it turned out a 3rd cousin (whoops). One person I met even got to a third meeting. None worked out though for various reasons. Some things that I think are wrong are that people don't read the profiles (when it doesn't say willing to relocate then why do you bother emailing them beyond a reasonable distance); people don't put expectations into their profiles (if you have specific expectations that you require your slave to adhere to, then list them); and finally people just don't use proper manners (if you are talking to someone and stop...then say thank you but not interested, for whatever reason if they ask...be polite though and let them know. Do not be rude and just stop talking). There are probably more than just these three, but you can bitch about them later. I agree that there are game players out there and there is only so much you can do to weed them out. I agree the best way to weed them out is to ask them if they wish to meet eventually. And if not, then you know. If not right now, then ask them what/when are their expectations for meeting. And if they wish to meet then you definately know. Some people use the phone as a way to weed out game players. I personally don't like giving out my phone number on the first email or even calling somebody until I've gotten to know them. Last thing I want is some crazy idiot out there having my phone number calling me at work. I generally follow the rule of not giving my cell phone number out to anybody unless I have met them in person. This allows me to know who I'm giving it to. I do make exceptions if I feel a very good vibe with the person. I rather meet ASAP personally, but I am willing to put time into emailing and instant messaging. Usually the latter to be honest. You can create a simple annonomous yahoo/AIM/Hotmail account easily and quickly enough for privacy/safety purposes. That just leaves how long you should chat/email before meeting. Again you should have a good idea of what they are thinking or what their schedule is based on your conversation about when you should meet. 2-4 weeks is generally a good time period if you ask me. But the goal should be to meet and both parties should be able to agree ahead of time about that simple goal in principle. Using my friend as an example, she is a teacher and tax accountant. She didn't want to meet until the school year/tax season ended...two months down the road, but at least she told people up front why. Her schedule didn't really permit it, since she was in the middle of tax season. And she had concerns about how being a teacher could be affected by anybody who found out that should not know about this side of her. Yes she was idiotic for posting her pics on her profile given her concerns. She took them down once that was pointed out to her. To answer your question though, your friend maybe had too high of expectations without getting some sort of clear picture of what the women's goals were. Just remember nothing is real until you meet in R/L.
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