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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/27/2007 9:06:27 PM   
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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/27/2007 10:16:24 PM   
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I came up with a great reply to this interesting thread, then Master needed my advice on something He was doing and the session timed out and I lost it :-( so I'm doing the timesaving thing here. I hadn't previously thought about the military thing (not as common here in Australia) but it would likely be a dealbreaker for Me for anyone more than a casual play partner. So here's My list with thanks to TigressFL whose list I strongly resonated with and therefore quote here!

1. For Me, is smoker as I have asthma, for which the primary trigger is cigarette smoke.
Then I agree with 1-10 below! With additional comments from Me in brackets.

quote:

ORIGINAL: TigressFL

There are many things that I view as Deal Breakers:

1. Illegal Drug Usage of any amount. Alcoholism or any type destructive addiction.
2. Irresponsible Adulthood, which means if they are living with their family and have been for a while without experiencing their own independence for a substantial amount of time. To me he or she must be an independent adult to even have the choice to surrender.
3. Jail time for violent or sexual offenses are not an option and other offenses will be subject to scrutiny and may be possible deal breakers.
4. If I find out they are in any type of committed relationship with someone at anytime while they were talking with me unless their spouse is fully aware and I am fully aware as well.
(Not really an option for Me now as I am wanting a 24/7 slave).
5. A shitty attitude is a deal breaker to me. Which means if they are constantly negative, bratty, whiny, talk shit about people all the time, blame everything that goes wrong in their life on everyone but themselves, have the princess mindset where they expect to be pampered and catered too. Anger management issues. If something bothers them they get nasty about it instead of talking about it in an adult manner. Lie or take advantage of other people and things of that nature. None of which may become totally clear until I have gotten to know he or she a bit better
(Couldn't agree more. Dishonesty will get one dropped faster than I can say the word. I have also dealt with a child in a man's body before and I've no wish to do so again, so tantrums, not following through on their word, not being willing to do the hard yards to effect personal change, brattiness, snooping etc are all major no-no's. I tend to call this an "I want" attitude to submission and it's a big turn-off).
6. There are many mental, emotional and physical issues that I would not want to deal with unless the person came down with it after I was already with them. In which case, I would deal with then.
(For Me, it's a matter of assessing My skills to deal with it as well as My readiness. Major mental/emotional issues are more of a concern to Me than some physical infirmities, as for Me that can raise the issue of unhealthy dependency and the ability to give informed consent. Also whether the person is capable of fulfilling My wants from the relationship eg if I could never indulge in some of My favourite play activities with them, are they right for Me? May not be a total dealbreaker but everything else would have to be SO right to get over that barrier. And maybe they'd have to be totally at ease with My wanting to do that with other subs/play partners, instead of harbouring resentment about it).
7. If they have children that live with them or may possibly live with them in the future. I have no kids and I do not want any including having any of my own.
8. If I find they only want to be a “submissive” to me in the bedroom or in a very limited capacity. This includes having a desire to switch, which is not an option in my household.
(Yes, I am looking for a good all-rounder, one who finds satisfaction in domestic, bedroom and play service. They also need to be smart enough to follow My guidelines and function effectively without requiring micro-management. I want one to make My life easier, not harder! While I wouldn't be quite so hard-line about a switch, given I want a 24/7 slave, a switch would be less likely to apply. However, fortunately Master didn't adhere to His desire to have a total slave and considered M/me!).
9. If a male tells me he is heterosexual and then I find out later that he really wants to have sexual intercourse with a man and would want me to allow it and/or set it up for them. If I know ahead of time that they are bi then that is one thing but not to be lied to only to find out the truth later.
(For Me, it's the dishonesty, but this would cause Master (who is straight) considerable unease also).
10. A male that needs/wants to be feminine the majority of the time rather than never or occasionally. If I want a girl I will get one.
(Too true! Having had one CD, I would be extremely wary of being involved with another as in My experience, it's "all about them" and that's not what I am seeking).

Tigress then gave a list of why She has been ruled out, and I would adapt that for other things My slave would have to be prepared to accept:

3. I am active in the public BDSM scene (real time) and the person wanted behind close doors only
4. I want more authority than some are willing to give anyone.
5. Because I am serious and real time rather being a fantasy player online only. Many run as soon as they realize this fact.
6. Because I engage in things like needle play, fire play, knife play, etc. and the person freaked out when I told them.
(Other than knife play, these all apply to Me, though I also want someone who is capable of being discreet about the relationships in the Household to the general public, family and friends. However, I want to be able to take them to a play party without freaking them out).

8. Because even if I own someone I will “play/scene/session” (or whatever you want to call it) with other people and he or she did not want me to.
(True for Me, I reserve that right to interact with other subs, though I wouldn't add another to the "permanent list" without Family discussion. Obviously they also have to be willing to enter a poly Household and accept Master as its Head).
9. Because relocation was not an option for either of us at the time.
(Relocation is not an option for Master and I as We've just moved 5000km across country! Any slave would have to be willing to relocate to Us, and live nearby during the "courtship" without expecting to immediately move in 24/7.
10. Because I do not use corporal punishment as I enjoy inflicting pain and will not taint my pleasure with punishment. He and/or she thought pain should only come as a result of being punished which is not my mindset on it at all.
(AGREE! In fact I also use impact play as a reward for the sub, a pleasure and space experience and will NEVER use it as punishment. To Me that is something definitely unwanted, such as extra unpleasant tasks, withdrawal of privileges, or of My presence).

Tigress~FL



Employment isn't a huge barrier to Me (or else Master wouldn't be Master as He has had a LOT of trouble finding work at times) but a willingness and corresponding effort to find work is essential. I don't want anyone who is bone lazy. A slave has to be able to fund their own relocation here, and either have independent means or be willing and able to continue at least part time work to fund their use of money in the Household. I'm not looking to profit from them but I can't afford an economic loss either.

Finally, I would also be wary of taking on a sexual virgin, I would prefer someone to have had some "regular" sexual experience before committing to a life of kinky sex. However, BDSM experience or lack thereof isn't a problem, unless someone has been so highly trained by their previous Domme that they cannot "unlearn" Her ways and adapt to My own within a reasonable time.

Now it looks as though I'm just too damned hard to please :-(

Maam Jay aka violet[A]

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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 5:40:06 AM   
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*grins* There's nothing wrong with having standards!

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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 9:32:06 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: LadyMorghanna

I learned the hard way to be very careful of divorced men with preteen and teen daughters.


greetings LadyMorghanna,

oh my goodness, YES!!!  the list of reasons why is long; starting with.  "will the Dominant in the room, please stand up!"  and then she does.....smiling....

be peace, be well
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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 10:48:45 AM   
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Slaves run from My profile because I am BBW and not all like that, second is My need for them to own a home to sell for relocation.  They seem to think I'm after them for the money.  I am after a secure, happy future for the two of U/us!
Then if W/we get past that, they don't want forced bi which is likely to happen once W/we get comfortable with each other and the new relationship.
There's always something, I am not serious enough when I send a joke to gage their sense of humor, etc., etc.


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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 11:05:23 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: kiyari

quote:

ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross

I wouldn't do enlisted either, marines, navy (despite all those hot navy boys in Annapolis, yum!), air force- ANYTHING which had such control over our lives to such an extent they could tell him to go away to dangerous places for months or years.


Exactly.

Plus, as temptressofsouls has mentioned, it does change them and in not-good ways.

Perhaps the worst of all:
our military instills and requires their troopers to maintain a wall of NON-COMMUNICATION with any and all outsiders [non-immediate-military], as they must never reveal to others, info which in reality, might be critical to understanding of them.

PTSD for example: if one can not know to any degree the insult that has damaged one's loved one, one's instinct to help them to heal is made the more difficult if not impossible.

Career military are faithful FIRST to their 'siblings' in military before all else.


Wow, that was the most generalized and untrue statement I have read today.

Firstly, even officers get sent places they have no control over. (In reply to LuckyAlbatross)

And secondly, the service most noted for 'changing' someone is the marines. They want cold, robotic killers. Their mantra is rifleman first, other job (mechanic, etc) second. And of course that leaves 'normal human being' a distant third or fourth.

It's funny though that people see movies like "A Few Good Men" and paint the whole military like that. I have only met one group of people who were that service loyal before......yup, it was the marines. My dad was a marine....and an asshole. I have known many marines I wouldn't want to socialize with because their social skills were so severely retarded it wasn't funny. That's a way of life for the MARINES.

I've met countless people in other services (My former service "Air Force" included) who regard the military as a job like any other. Hell, our basic training was like camp. The only thing I Was "programmed" to do was fold my t shirts into 6 inch squares. If you call that a deal-breaking change...then you're a hard person to impress, I'll say that.

I can imagine the deal breaker being you don't want them to go away for a year plus, the army just extended iraq tours to 15 months, meaning their total time away from home is more like 18 months or more. The army treats its people like crap.

I just can't imagine why 'past' military would be a deal breaker or why law enforcement would for that matter. Marines? Yes, I say avoid them unless you need help in a bar fight. ANy other the others are just as normal as the rest of us.

*Hops off his soapbox for now*

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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 11:05:36 AM   
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ORIGINAL: NakedGirlScout

Very interesting topic, temptressofsouls.
I had quite a long list of deal-breakers, but the one which caused the most noise was that I wouldn't get involved with anyone who had ever been in a military or law enforcement career. The poor man who was informed of this very often reacted as if he'd been spit on, and it sometimes devolved into him screaming at me that I was unpatriotic, that I didn't deserve to live in a free country, etc. etc. All because I personally did not want to have a romantic relationship with this kind of background. Oh well, what can you do? :)


Everyone definitely has their likes and dislikes.  I personally have always sought out military men.  Just goes to show you that variety is the spice of life.

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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 11:44:51 AM   
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quote:

I have only met one group of people who were that service loyal before......yup, it was the marines


I was involved with a guy who was army/rangers/spec ops/etc and he was extremely service loyal and had that "cold killer" personality. He couldn't show emotion even when he really wanted to. I have never met someone who could be that cold in my whole life.


quote:

I just can't imagine why 'past' military would be a deal breaker or why law enforcement would for that matter. Marines? Yes, I say avoid them unless you need help in a bar fight. ANy other the others are just as normal as the rest of us.


Past military isn't a deal breaker for me. Law Enf. isn't either because of the fact that I myself am in law enf. However, I have to wonder if you know a large number of law enf. people. We are some of the weirdest and strangest people you will ever meet and it makes it very hard to date people from more mundane career paths.

Both my parents are cops, my next door neighbor is cop, his wife is a jailer, all our friends are cops...I pretty much grew up competely surrounded by it. Now I've been doing it myself for over 4yrs and I can't tell you much I changed.

Working in the jail or as a cop opens you to a whole new level of darkness that you can't begin to fathom. You trade pieces of your soul with those inmates in the jail....they rub off on you. The things you see change you. Some people let it affect them more than others, but anyone who does it for a length of time will be changed.

As a human being, you simply cannot immerse yourself in a culture of darkness and violence for 40hrs a week without it affecting the very fiber of your being. At the age of 24 I have seen things that most adults in their 40s have never even heard of, things they couldn't fathom sitting in their cozy little cubicle. You see it day after day...they seem like little things at the time, but they chip away at your humanity just as dripping water shapes a stone..

Each thing you see changes you just one tiny fraction. The first bad suicide attempt where you have to wade through ankle-deep blood to take pics while trying not to vomit...the 10th suicide attempt you see when you laugh and joke about "he should have done it the right way", ..the first cold hearted killer who tells you exactly why he believes harming "ums" is so deliciously fun, the first time you have to fight covered in urine and feces and semen, having a rational conversation with the woman who boiled her newborn, hearing the threats against your own life....every day it takes away just a little more of what makes you human. One day you wake up and your realize you aren't anything at all like normal people...and that you will never be again.

You have taken on the tinge of evil from those around you and you will be soiled by it forever. There's a coldness in you that so  closely resembles that of the criminals you work with that it gives you nightmares....

Nietzsche said it best... Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And when you look into the abyss, the abyss also looks into you.

I can't blame anyone for not wanting to deal with that darkness in their partner.


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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 3:02:24 PM   
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Hello
 
The only issues that could arise that would force me to release melissa would be her infidelity, inability to be truthful at all times; or death. Of course, the fact that we are already in an established relationship probably has alot to do with it though.
 
I will admit that with both of us being in the military, it makes it a bit harder at times to be 100% truthful. There have been instances where either she or I have had to keep quiet about things.
 
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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 3:29:47 PM   
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Deal Breakers for me would be:

1. Christian - I am a Wiccan Priestess and found that most want to tell me I worship the devil or what ever. I just have so little in common it isn't worth the effort.

2. I "think" i'm divorced - yes I ran into that one, only I didn't run away fast enough. Foolish me wanted to believe him and stayed with him far to long.

3. Gor - or any other Dom who wanted to control when or if I saw my family. By the way where I live I'm related to half the valley - he would have a really diffiuclt time having me do anything that required me walking outside the front door where I didn't run into a relative. If they aren't very family oriented - they would have a very difficult time with me.

4. No common sense - like living in a home for a few months and STILL not know where things are kept. Yes my job is to serve them, but I expect common sense to part of their make up.

5. A conservative. I'm very liberal and I don't see that as a good mix.

6. A heavy drinker. Been there, done that, DON'T want the t-shirt.



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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 10:22:36 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: GeekyGirl

quote:

I have only met one group of people who were that service loyal before......yup, it was the marines


I was involved with a guy who was army/rangers/spec ops/etc and he was extremely service loyal and had that "cold killer" personality. He couldn't show emotion even when he really wanted to. I have never met someone who could be that cold in my whole life.


quote:

I just can't imagine why 'past' military would be a deal breaker or why law enforcement would for that matter. Marines? Yes, I say avoid them unless you need help in a bar fight. ANy other the others are just as normal as the rest of us.


Past military isn't a deal breaker for me. Law Enf. isn't either because of the fact that I myself am in law enf. However, I have to wonder if you know a large number of law enf. people. We are some of the weirdest and strangest people you will ever meet and it makes it very hard to date people from more mundane career paths.

Both my parents are cops, my next door neighbor is cop, his wife is a jailer, all our friends are cops...I pretty much grew up competely surrounded by it. Now I've been doing it myself for over 4yrs and I can't tell you much I changed.

Working in the jail or as a cop opens you to a whole new level of darkness that you can't begin to fathom. You trade pieces of your soul with those inmates in the jail....they rub off on you. The things you see change you. Some people let it affect them more than others, but anyone who does it for a length of time will be changed.

As a human being, you simply cannot immerse yourself in a culture of darkness and violence for 40hrs a week without it affecting the very fiber of your being. At the age of 24 I have seen things that most adults in their 40s have never even heard of, things they couldn't fathom sitting in their cozy little cubicle. You see it day after day...they seem like little things at the time, but they chip away at your humanity just as dripping water shapes a stone..

Each thing you see changes you just one tiny fraction. The first bad suicide attempt where you have to wade through ankle-deep blood to take pics while trying not to vomit...the 10th suicide attempt you see when you laugh and joke about "he should have done it the right way", ..the first cold hearted killer who tells you exactly why he believes harming "ums" is so deliciously fun, the first time you have to fight covered in urine and feces and semen, having a rational conversation with the woman who boiled her newborn, hearing the threats against your own life....every day it takes away just a little more of what makes you human. One day you wake up and your realize you aren't anything at all like normal people...and that you will never be again.

You have taken on the tinge of evil from those around you and you will be soiled by it forever. There's a coldness in you that so  closely resembles that of the criminals you work with that it gives you nightmares....

Nietzsche said it best... Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And when you look into the abyss, the abyss also looks into you.

I can't blame anyone for not wanting to deal with that darkness in their partner.



I'm not saying other services don't have people that are changed. But to say "any" experience with those is a deal breaker? I mean, I worked a desk job for crying out loud, I didn't jump out of planes and lay into battalions of the enemy or anything. So to lump me in simply because I wore the greens? That's silly. In the Air Force our own running joke was that we were the "corporate" military. That's not to say we don't have our own brand of special ops, or those nuts we have that go and play with bombs for us desk jockeys don't get blown up...but still. THe majority of the Air Force these days is desk workers of varying degrees. So to say "no military because it changes you..." well....how am I changed?

And speaking of your darkness from your job....I understand there's a certain level you just build up where it doesn't bother you anymore. My brother is a cop who I recently heard was the second one on scene for a bad accident that killed a youngin'.....it messed him up. On the other hand, I'd probably have laughed at your joke on the 10th suicide attempt, but then I have a darker sense of humor. I'm like the guys from that show MASH. I laugh and joke  because some shit is just to f-ed up to take any other way. Your suicide joke doesn't make you a bad person, just like laughing at it doesn't make me one. But to blanket us and say we're incompatible with "whomever" just because of the uniform? That's just striking me as odd. I don't know why really. I'm not offended, just curious as to the reasons.


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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/28/2007 11:23:00 PM   
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Greetings back to you Dovie...:)

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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/29/2007 4:25:35 AM   
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Dealbreakers?

1. Anyone looking for romantic involvement - I'm not. Full stop.
2. Women who want to write or read me poetry *shuddering*
3. Bad musical taste - yep, I really am that shallow. You come in my space, you listen to my stuff, easy as that. Please don't send me CDs of wailing women and guitars
4. There have to be some brain cells knocking about in there somewhere - my brain has to be engaged or I turn off really quickly

I'm shallow as a puddle and kinda proud of that


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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/29/2007 4:35:42 AM   
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3. Bad musical taste - yep, I really am that shallow.


I don't think musical taste is a shallow deal breaker.

I have a thing about shoes.  I hate to admit it, even to myself, but if I don't like their shoes, it really bugs me.

I could go on and on about the complex reasons why it didn't work out between me and someone else, but sometimes I think it really is about their shoes.  Thats shallow.


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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/29/2007 4:42:39 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: gypsygrl

quote:

3. Bad musical taste - yep, I really am that shallow.


I don't think musical taste is a shallow deal breaker.

I have a thing about shoes.  I hate to admit it, even to myself, but if I don't like their shoes, it really bugs me.

I could go on and on about the complex reasons why it didn't work out between me and someone else, but sometimes I think it really is about their shoes.  Thats shallow.



LOL - no I get that. We can sit in the shallow corner together


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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/29/2007 4:55:21 AM   
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My deal-breakers are as follows.  All of these are clearly listed in my profile in the interests of saving my time and theirs.  Nonetheless, I find that I must still go over each and every point with applicants, as some don't read the entire profile or have "selective" reading skills and seem to "overlook" certain things.
  • Married, separated, or involved
  • Not local or relocatable
  • Under 39 or over 59
  • Female
  • Couple
  • Transgendered or desiring to become so
  • Not willing to work outside the home (Exceptions possibly being someone who retired early and can contribute to household w/o working, or someone who is able to do paying work from home)
  • Alcoholic or recreational drug user
  • Allergic to cats or perfume
  • Financial deadbeat
  • Switch
  • Dominant (including those individuals who have a dominant profile in addition to their submissive profile)
  • Pushy bottom
  • "SAM"
  • Have full-time or primary custory of a child or children
  • Seeking casual play only
  • Adult baby seeking "mommy"
  • Cuckold
  • Works nights, especially weekend nights
  • Out of towners here for business, vacation, training class, etc.
  • Lives outside the U.S.

I always cover all of these points either in on-line chat or over the phone prior to any real-time meeting.  That way, I don't have any significant investment in emotions or time, only to find one or more of these things applies.   The only real deal breaker after this point would be lying.  It's possible a person could lie, but the moment I found out, he'd be history. 
 
As far as things about me that would be deal-breakers for another person, I also try to be as honest as possible so I don't waste another person's time, or have them waste mine.  Some subs are very emphatic about wanting a Mistress who is HWP, and I'm not that, and I clearly say so.  I had been approached several times by subs wanting to know if I would relocate to them.  I won't, so I added that to my profile.  Some people have allergies to cats, so I mention that, since I have two and they aren't going anywhere.  Subs may be seeking a Mistress younger than myself.  That's fine--my age is in the profile and they can pass me by if that's the case.  I also mention that I like attending public functions, so if that's a hard limit for a sub (and you would be amazed at how often that's the case), I'm not the one for him.  I have had a few state that they didn't like my involvement in metaphysics and/or the fact that I am not a registered Republican, but it was not a deal-killer, LOL.
 
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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/29/2007 7:11:05 AM   
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1. mental health issues that are not being or haven't truthfully been addressed
2. Drug use
3. Zealot religiousness of any kind.


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RE: Deal Breakers - 4/29/2007 10:21:22 AM   
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ORIGINAL: temptressofsouls

You get along well and have a lot of similar interests, perhaps. But then, during casual conversation, they mention: the DEALBREAKER. Something about them, or something they like, sends you screeching to a halt and high-tailing it in the other direction. What is it, and why?



So-called "deal breakers" are seldom so easily encapsulated in what is directly stated. For me, the erosion of my interest lies in the subtly of someone's actions or overall "feel," and this may take a little while for me to discern if they have managed to get through my gates with florid words, good acting and good looks. Things that tend to narrow my eyes are signs of falsity, stubbornness, pride, an untrusting nature and any number of personal incompatibilities. Sometimes my want to step away stems from something nameless I can't quite put my finger on, but feel nonetheless. I obey my instincts; they have served me well in life.




< Message edited by amayos -- 4/29/2007 10:22:41 AM >

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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/29/2007 11:00:22 AM   
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I will not under any circumstance get involved with users, because it took me so long to straighten myself out. Marriage is another biggie, been there, done that, hurts like hell. Lack of respect or someone thinking they own me before I consent can talk to the hand, 'cause the rest of me is already gone. I'm sure there will be more, but that was just off the top of mt head.

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RE: Deal breakers. - 4/29/2007 11:18:38 AM   
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Hmm, firefighters. 
gods bless 'em all, but I've never met one who was A.  well-read   and  B.  not a slut. 
B.  also goes for paramedics, who C.  tend to be bi-.
Is it the shift-work, or a sense of entitlement, or fear of mortality that they seem to be ho's?
Grateful there are heroes like them, and like everyone else I cry at the Chernobyl and Ground Zero memorials, but it would take an extensive background check before I'd touch a North American ff with a ten foot, er, hose. 
But boo yah, I buy the calendar. 

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