FTopinMichigan -> RE: Why don't men like BBW Dommes? (11/13/2005 2:04:43 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Miriah I have met so many great subs with hopes of getting to know them and the min I say I am a BBW poof they stop responding. Can't even send a messaging saying "Thanks but no thanks I'm not interested." Miriah, unfortunately, there are just many people that disappear without explanation. Many times it has little to do with you, and all to do with them. As others pointed out, I think you're better off, rather than investing time with them. I had a gentleman contact me recently. His initial e-mail and subsequent introduction were very nice, and I saw some compatibility in many areas. While he was online daily, and sometimes more than once, after very near a week, with no response to my own intro, I sent a thank-you note, for him not wasting "our" time. I read "no response" as "no interest," (especially in view of his time online - good feature on CM), but I also would've appreciated the words that might say so too. I then wished him well in his search. He of course then found the time to immediately return an e-mail attacking me. So inadvertently, I found out his personality, or his disdain toward Dommes. I'm better off, and I'm sure he is too. Silence, in the way of non responses, really speaks volumes. Attacking someone even speaks more. As for being a BBW, it "could" be a factor, but I'm guessing your last e-mail to this particular sub may have included more than just that one fact. Seems that many men don't like fat women. And many women don't like short men. And...and....and....we just all have preferences. I recently lost over 50 pounds, and the same men that wouldn't give me a glance before, are now begging to be at my feet, and the only place my foot would consider going is right up their $%&. [:D] I like being a bit smaller, and I know I'm healthier, but it hasn't changed my own attitude toward my preferences, and what I learned is if I didn't want to be turned down for my size, and if I didn't like it...and the thought of it hurt me, and caused me to make decisions based on other's opinions of me...then I needed to change. The best part of it...I learned to change for ME...and not anyone else. The choice is yours. Let them have their preferences, and enjoy your own. If you want to make changes...you will, but the best change would be to love yourself, for just who you are...big, or small. Be happy with yourself. K Edited for typo...dang!
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