Rochsub2009
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ORIGINAL: UnderBlueLight And Roochsub... don't act like you have any idea who I am or what i am looking for because you are just a freaking bully. Good luck with that. Actually, I am not a bully. If you go back and re-read my responses, you will see that I made helpful suggestions. But if you choose to cast yourself as the victim, that is your choice. I have been active in the BDSM community for almost 20 years. I have been an officer of many groups in many cities. I have traveled all over the country to attend events. So that is the perspective that I come from. To me, driving 7 hours to NYC doesn't seem like that great a sacrifice. So it's hard for me to fathom that someone who is 1.5 hours away isn't willing to make that drive. Personally, I've driven from New York to Kentucky to meet a Domme. I've lived in the "Bible Belt" where I had to travel several states to find fellow kinksters. And this is an international website, so I'm sure that there are some on here who will tell you that they aren't aware of a BDSM group or event in their entire country. So many will not understand how someone who lives in close proximity to NYC could possibly think that they have a problem finding kinky folks/events. But only you know your personal situation and what sacrifices you are willing to make. I don't know you, nor do I know your situation. And frankly, I'm not trying to judge you. For what it's worth, I have also started groups when I lived in cities that didn't have an existing BDSM community. So that also factors into how I perceive your situation. If it were me, rather than conclude that "no one in the area is into what I'm into", I would instead say, "I'm going to start a munch for all the other kinky people like me who are looking for a local BDSM group". By using sites like this one and Fetlife, it would be pretty easy to start such a group. If you're interested, I can share information (privately) about how to go about starting a local group. I hope you don't see this as bullying. Like I said, that was not my intention. I just see the problem very differently than you do. While you see an immovable barrier, I see a mountain to be climbed. I really do think that your situation is far more manageable than you currently perceive. If I lived in Orange County, I would actually help you start a local group. But since I don't, I will provide any help that I can from afar. Just remember that how we view a situation is really just a matter of perspective. One person may see a lump of coal, while another sees the potential for a brilliant diamond. Both are right. But one perspective is far more optimistic than the other. Choose optimism. Good luck in your quest.
< Message edited by Rochsub2009 -- 3/2/2012 5:47:50 AM >
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