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littlesarbonn -> RE: What's in a name? (8/2/2007 2:25:21 PM)
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Screen names can sometimes cause more problems than they're worth. I was owned by a very well known professional dominant once who was somewhat of a rock star of dominants. Whenever we were together, she received massive attention and I was always the "sub that was with her". And I was fine with that.
Well, this was when the Internet was really starting to make its way into the community, and we went to a social gathering of dominant women and submissive men. Everyone was in fetish gear and such, and people immediately recognized her, and to me, it seemed like a regular social gathering I had grown used to with her. However, the actual emphasis of this group, and the way most people originally came in contact, was through message boards on the Internet. Again, all was fine because even though this was an Internet gathering of people, she was still a rock star amongst bdsm people. Then she introduced me to a dominant woman, kind of in a half-hearted way, like she normally did (which was quite fine with me), and the dominant woman asked her what screen name I went by because that seemed to be the comment everyone was addressing. She mentioned my screen name, and it was like the whole room stopped, the music cut out in mid riff, and I swear a couple of birds in the nearby trees fell off their branches. This woman then said, "That's Duane, (screen name)???" My Mistress said yes, and then suddenly everyone was swamping us.
All I really remember was my Mistress at the end saying something to the effect of "that's the last time I introduce YOU at a party, Mr. LookAtMeI'mFamous!" She was somewhat joking, but I think at the same time she was kind of pissed as this was the first time that ever happened, and she was quite the lover of attention.
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