charlotte12 -> RE: Are they here for D/s or for sex? (7/28/2007 10:39:57 AM)
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ORIGINAL: LthrMaam And I've saved the criticism for last. Constructive criticism, I hope. Throughout your e-mail were statements that reflected something of a 'bossy' tone. For example, "Let me know what you desire"; and "Get back to me when I can contact you" I understand it is most likely you meant no disrespect. However, the tone came across as 'bossy' - as if giving orders. This makes me cringe. In a submissive, whether it is just a play date or someone petitioning my collar, I require a degree of humility, polite manners, and obeisance. Please read the following paragraph. It is my household credo (posted in the dining room and memorized by anyone wishing to petition my collar). It should give you an idea of the type of perspective I seek: You represent yourself, anyone who trains or has trained you, the Dominant you attend or serve, the community you are included in, and this Household. Your respect for these should dictate your behavior and indicate what is expected of you publicly and privately. Please give care to manners, grace, appearance, presentation and attendance, and treat others with the respect that befits station and/or how you would wish to be treated. So, <<Name Removed>>, in order for you and me to go in a forward direction, I will require a bit of polish on the way you address me (and/or anyone else I witness, hear of, or know about). The D/s dynamic is an important part of 'what we do' and my D/s bubble can easily be burst by a statement from a submissive that sounds like she is giving me (or anyone) an order. I find good manners and well chosen words far more enticing than a nude photo [which was included in the initial correspondence]. I'll leave you with this instruction: please rephrase your request (Get back to me when I can contact you) into something that might compel me to respond with what you want or need. We can go from there . . . Ms. E My constructive criticism for you would be to figure out why your D/s bubble is burst when someone says "Let me know what you desire". I really don't see anything bossy in the things she said. She requested to know your desire and a time that would be convenient for you to contact her. I tend to keep things casual in initial conversations because my submission is inspired by the person, not the simple fact that they are Dominant. That said i understand that some people wish to engage in the D/s dynamic from the very beginning but i will say that those are usually the people who end being the ones who "just want sex". At least that's been my experience (limited as it may be). I'm not seeking a submissive...hehe..but if i was i personally would be most impressed with those who do not feel submission means submitting to everyone. I think good manners and well chosen words are good qualities in anyone, submissive or Dominant. Beyond that i will find someone i'm compatible with and take it from there.
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