addicted2it
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Joined: 5/31/2004 From: California Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: igor2003 I have to agree with the OP on this one. This has been a pet peeve of mine for a long time. Time after time i read in various profiles that they are interested in "local" people only...but then won't even bother to tell you what "local" is. That might not be such a problem in a small state like Rhode Island, or Connecticut, but in many states it is at least a 5 to 8 hour drive or more from one end of the state to the other so just giving what state you are in doesn't pinpoint "local" by any means. So if a person wants "local" and they don't want a lot of information to be found by googling all they have to do is use a screen name specific to CollarMe. The only information that could be found by googling then would be whatever they have written on CollarMe. Even in a very small town it would be almost impossible to locate a specific person based only on a screen name used only at one Internet site, especially if there is no picture. Exactly my point. And then there is this: Femdommes want a well-written, detailed, personal letter. I can understand why one-liners go right into the trash. So, when I politely ask them what part of the state they are located in, I usually receive no response. Are these potentially good contacts, or are they just generally peeved at all males who write letters of inquiry? One Femdomme even asked me if I sent her a form letter. I NEVER send anyone a form letter. They are written specificially for that person and in direct response to their profile. But why would anyone want to spend all of their time writing to someone who they may never be able to meet because of distance? Now this I can agree with. Being a "local only" type Myself, at some point, the information has to be made available. I am able to list My city without a major issue. While I don't have the concern Myself, I'm sure there are T/those that do. If I found Myself in a different situation, I probably might still be a bit gaurded. I'm still hesitant to agree that location would necessarily be information I would exchange after just the first email. That's just Me personally. There are factors that I would want to match before I give out very much. I know the OP described a long introduction letter, but if certain things were missing, I'm more the type to ask certain questions and expect answers on certain topics before I would be willing to throw caution to the wind. I want to know I'm interested. If I'm not, I probably wouldn't give out much. It seems shallow, but a face pic is pretty high up on the list. I want to KNOW there's an attraction there before I go too far. I do have a couple of questions to the OP, since it has obviously struck a nerve once or twice. Are you giving the location information about yourself before asking it of someone else? Yes, I have no problem with giving out local information. I have a quid pro quo approach to sharing information. My profile states very clearly where I live, but choose not to display a photo along with my profile, but rather to wait until either the profile I am responding to suggests that I include one with my initial contact letter, or when one is specifically requested after having made contact. I will always reply to any inquiries, and am open to chat requests. quote:
Are you willing to invest more than one contact? If by that, do you mean to ask if I will continue to send e-mails back and forth if there is some interests, the answer is yes, of course.
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