HisSweetElysium -> RE: How to get a Dom? (2/5/2010 10:38:25 AM)
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OP aside from your search for a Dom, how are the other relationships in your life? It sounds like family is not great, school is not rewarding, etc. Do you have lots of friends? Activities that make you happy and make you feel accomplished and appreciated? You mention sports, that's a team effort, are you smiling and happy and part of the team when you're playing? If the answer is no to the latter part of these questions, you may benefit from tabling your search for a Dom, and getting some therapy. Even if you find this spectacular Dom, it will not solve all these other problems. I mean no disrespect, but as others have said all of your posts are defensive and overwhelmingly negative. Even when you try to improve your profile, you still cannot help wording things negatively. To me, that shows a deeper problem, that you are a negative person because you are depressed, or as a result of the myriad of clinical diagnoses you outlined. More than anything, height, weight, appearance, social/economic status, the biggest turn off in a prospective mate is negativity. Even your picture is not welcoming or warm. You are comfortable enough to show your face, why not make it a nice picture? smile? close up? Your picture shows you don't feel good about yourself and your writing does too. We can all give you point by point advice on how to change the profile, but the reality of it is you need to change yourself. I can translate what you say into the happiest mary jane sunshine shit you ever read, but that won't help you when you meet an interested Dom face to face and the negativity that seems ingrained in you comes from your posture, your eye contact, what you say and how you say it. Stable, happy people attract stable happy people. So I mean no disrespect in saying you should get some therapy. With all those diagnoses, it can't be unfamiliar to you. It could be a wonderful journey of self exploration and joy if you let it be. Simply find a therapist and say to them "I would like to have a meaningful positive relationship in my life, but I would like to build up my confidence and self worth along the way, to attract a partner that can share my happiness, not solve my problems". You'll be amazed at the positive response from the therapist and after you begin your work, in yourself. I truly wish you the best....
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