PsyVamp
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ORIGINAL: hopelesslyInvo how about flat out compliments by means of being called cute? pretty? beautiful? hot? gorgeous? sexy? attractive? adorable? you know they're all compliments when they’re stated, but which, if any, will regardless of the intent bother or seem out of place to you when being referred to? i’m worried that it's almost as if being referred to as cute comes back to calling them [the d-side] something like 'girls' rather than women, or that they will feel my saying they are pretty is ‘selling them short’. so, my feelings lean towards beautiful and gorgeous when describing a lot of the domme's, while cute or pretty seems reserved towards a lot of the submissives which i also can't help but compliment, but while i adversely have no problem calling a submissive beautiful on the occasions it seems more of a match, on the other end i fear being mistaken of my intent/description and as such avoid calling the domme's cute when i see one that very much so makes me want to tell her she is; making myself replace it to what feels like the forced yet more well received term of 'beautiful'. i very often avoid using the terms sexy or hot at all because i feel like i'm insinuating the only way i look at someone is in a sexual way, and is not how i wish to present myself, my attraction, or my interests in someone. I have gotten used to many compliments but I'll have to say that "adorable" vexes Me. I can be many things, but I never thought adorable was one of them. quote:
and are there any means of description you avoid telling others yourself but feel the most accurate to get your point across when you want to compliment them? I never, ever, start out a serious conversation or introductory email with compliments on their physical appearance. (unless, of course, it is relevant to the topic of conversation) Lady Jag
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