hardbodysub -> RE: Applications! (6/13/2007 6:01:54 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MissyRane aight yet another thing I've been thinking about..for quite some time that I couldn't find when searching for it, perhaps LA's magical fingers can find some enlightening links[;)] but anyhow let me get to the point. There are so many dominants on here, not all but many, who want submissives/slaves to write an introduction letter with their first message, telling the dominant why they should consider them as their sub and what they have to offer and why they stick out from all the others etc.etc.etc. EVERYBODY can make up that kind of a letter and sound like you know..a dream coming true or something like that but I mean..what do you say, I somehow can't imagine that these letter contain a lot of various..responses, I mean sure everybody has their own way of putting things but then I mean...these questions ..why should i be considered -what do i have to offer -why do i stick out I don't really get their point, everybody can write a splendid report about themselves just to get the attention. Why does it have to be in the form of a job application? It's not like they're as stable as a job application I mean you can false a CV but usually they're checked out as well as possible. Slave..CV's..you simply can't do the same with them except by talking to the person directly. I think it would give much better picture to just start chatting n just you know..small talk or whateva I guess my real question..what do people gain from these kind of "applications"? I agree. I think that a domme who requires a sub,, to specify everything that he can do for her, even though he knows virtually nothing about her, is an exercise in futility. I don't know what I would do to please a domme if I don't know what she needs, wants, or likes in the first place. Sure, there are many common interests among dominant women, but there's no guarantee that a particular woman has those same interests. And a sub can hardly expect to set himself apart from the crowd by mentioning such common things in an introduction. It's also interesting to me how dommes who require such letters of introduction often don't list their own interests in their profiles. All they're doing is making it harder to find a good match.
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