kc692
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ORIGINAL: Iolair I dind it extreamly rude from these so called slaves when you take the time to read their profiles and write a kind introdructry letter and they choose to read it and then ignor it. They should at least have the common courtasy to say thank you but no thank you. I am Domme, and with all due respect, do you respond to every email that you receive from applicant subs? If you do, then, I daresay you are in the minority of dominants. I will qualify that statement as coming from my experience and other Dommes that I have seen on the boards. The sheer amount of email that we receive from applicants is enormous, and a large portion of those emails were written with no thought, one liners, and MISSPELLED WORDS AND INCORRECT GRAMMAR. I am truly not knowledgable about the amount male dominants receive, or dominant couples, so in your case that may be different, and if you reply to every email you expect someone, especially sub, to do the same. I feel I must point out, (although a point I'm sure you are aware of) that the subs/slaves are individuals, and as such, do have wants, desires, needs, and lives of their own. For all you know, that particular one you are emailing may have limited time to respond, and a plethora of emails themselves, and have to pick and choose what they respond to, based on their interests. I need to add, that they have the right to pick and choose, as you do, and that right should be respected. In addition, (and I think this is the main point), although they are subs/slaves, that is in context to their personality and relationship choice. They are not subs/slaves to the dominant population at large, obligated to jump at every dominants call, with no thought as to themselves. That, in my opinion anyway, comes after meetings, discussions, and a conscious choice to begin the process of service to YOU. Only then, do you have the right to expect anything from them according to your wants and desires, even for something as simple as EXPECTING a reply. They deserve to be treated with respect, and not only does that include kind words, but the acceptance of the knowledge that they are free to choose whether or not to answer you. Even if the emails are kind and introductory, as when being introduced to someone in real life, they have the choice as to whether or not to respond and interact with you. In my opinion (and that is all it is), you have the right to hope for a reply, but not expect one. I have not seen your introductions, and am not making any assumptions, but let me ask you a question. Do your introductory letters state your expectations of a reply? If so, they MAY feel that you are demanding actions that they feel you have no right to so early "in the game", and that is what is partially shaping their choice not to respond.
< Message edited by kc692 -- 5/4/2005 7:33:05 AM >
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