Focus50
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Joined: 12/28/2004 From: Newcastle, Australia Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: charlie00 I am new to posting here, but not new to being here. I have noticed that the way I am, seems to throw off some people. I do ask how people feel about various things, and what their preferences are when it comes to interests and what not. Alot of the time, I have people question my dominance.... and in my own view, I doubt that someone can't be respectfull and geared toward wanting things to be mutually fullfilling, as I feel a relationship of this kind should be... I guess I am wondering if anyone feels there has to be a protocal one must fit in order to be viewed as a dom, and why it's questioned by people when one isn't cocky and demanding? Might lead to interesting conversation here, lol. I'll post more as time goes by. As you can see from the responses, *mutual* sharing and conversation etc goes a long way to making the right impressions. So by all means be a good listener and ask questions with these subs who are strangers but, above all, be yourself too - and doms are looked on to lead, esp by example. Just to digress a little.... Everything you say or do reflects the kind of person you are. The more you put yourself out there, the more you're in your own spotlight. And the more familiar you become, the more people are able to "read between the lines" rather than rely solely on what you choose to say or show. You've got 2 whole posts to your name, yet I recognise your pic from the other topic you started (and which I posted in). This is not a criticism so much as highlighting my point in the previous paragraph.... You start topics but you don't manage them; you give no feedback to the replies to continue the "conversation"! A thinking sub might reasonably wonder if this is indicative of your greater D/s relationship management skills.... Is this starting to sound familiar re the theme to your question here and the replies you've received...? I am at least assuming you're reading the replies.... Focus.
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Never underestimate the persuasive power of stupid people in large groups. <unknown> Your food is for eating, not torturing. <my mum> (Errm, when I was a kid)
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