undergroundsea -> RE: Posts you'd love to see from male subs (5/1/2007 8:44:29 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Elorin Please do give thought to the fact that while I am ~asking~ what kinds of service you can provide, I am ~learning~ about you as the person - how you respond to questions, if you are eloquent, if you are long or short winded, are you humble or overly proud? I learn more from the first conversation and what the sub asks me than I do from their answers to many of my questions. But that does remind me that in initial e-mails I should ask if they like going through caves, driving through animal parks where we feed animals by hand, riding roller coasters and playing at water parks, and photography. Elorin, The same question is colored differently by different contexts. The question about labor skills is different for someone seeking a barter relationship than for someone seeking a service only relationship than for someone seeking a romantic D/s relationship. Even if I did not know about you, your relationship circumstances, your interest in service for its D/s value, and your interest in submissives beyond what skills they have, your post seems fine to me. When I write an introduction that is for service only, I do indeed discuss service skills as examples of how I have served in the past, what ways I am willing to serve, and to convey my interest in service by demonstrating that I learned these skills because of this interest. As I have examined my objection to this question, I have found it to be pertinent when a non-erotic unworthiness is suggested, which I do not see from you. In fact, I can even see myself processing this unworthiness appropriately and still engage but on a one-on-one or one-on-few basis versus a general basis. In these forums, I process on a general basis. I will add that for this type of processing, I am discussing a different type of a relationship than what I generally seek. I see your point that communication in general sheds light on a person. Thanks for hearing my point. I am off to add another pedicure tip to the mix of things ;-) Cheers, Sea
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