AAkasha
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I think you need to be prepared to be patient, be disappointed, and to work hard. There's a misconception that a "perfect slave" exists. He exists only in so much that a perfect "mate" exists, but on top of that, needs "work." Submissives need direction, boundaries, clear communication and someone who is patient and willing to deal with their issues as they develop. The challenge is finding one that is worth the time and work to cultivate. There were some subs that I met that were very difficult and frustrating to deal with and I kept at it, and they matured into fantastic, passionate partners. The knee jerk reaction is to dump any sub that pisses you off or disappoints you, simply because the "sub pool" is so large. I think a lot of us femdoms are dumping some subs a little too soon rather than taking a step back and trying to work through the problems. Some subs are ambivalent, confused, and trying to figure out fantasy from reality. They are bombarded with come-ons from "pros" who are pretending to be relationship-seekers and who tap into their fantasies right out of the gate, then ask for money later. This makes subs bitter, suspicious and angry. By the time the sub reaches the door of a legitimate femdom, chances are he is damaged goods. How do we distinguish between those men truly seeking a mutually satisfying relationship and who are willing to share their part of the work? Trial and error. But femdoms need to know that just because the sub pool is so large, we shouldn't dump semi-decent subs for errors that can be corrected. Just be clear about the expectations and if it happens again, then they are history. Akasha
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