ChatteParfaitt
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Joined: 3/22/2011 From: The t'aint of the Midwest -- Indiana Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: TNDommeK You guys, Lily has a point. I read her questions on the other thread. I gave her what I thought was good advice. You have to start somewhere and I would want to make sure I was doing things safely. And what better way than to ask people who have experience? No harm that I see. I would rather her ask opinions of more experienced people than to think she already knows everything and seriously hurt someone. On to Dink, . . . sorry, not wasting my time on the dink person. [/code] Edited to add: By the way, good morning to all. I think TN is right. Lily, as I went about my various errands and chores this morning, I thought about exactly why you were getting so much guff when you really did just ask for advice. My thoughts are that you hit the "things that bug this forum" trifecta. 1) Looking for the Reader's Digest Condensed Version (and yes LadyP I *am* stealing er borrowing that phrase) of how to do kink. When you have over 30 years experience as I do, I look at someone trying to learn how to ball bust over the internet as well, lame. 2) Getting paid to do clips or in person sessions when you don't know what you are doing. Now, most of us have no issues with good pros who know their stuff. There are several current pros and past pros who bring a wealth of great experience to the info table here on this board. The thing is, everyone of them earned their chops. We don't like clueless doms trying to make money who don't know enough to dom themselves out of a paper bag (note, I am not saying that is you, I'm saying you inadvertently got tarred with that brush). AND 3) The whole learning via online thingy gets old fast here. Most of us have many years of real time experience. I'm not saying you can't learn online or that this is not a good place to learn, it is. But for some things, and ball busting is one of them, there are no nifty shortcuts. You need real time experience. It's my opinion that Lily's held her own quite nicely. Yeah, you do have to start somewhere, and at my age it's easy to forget that. Soooooooooo I might give you tons of snark (I'm not the Sizzling Spitfire for nothing) but if you approach me right, I will do my best to help. ETA (Sometimes I can't resist) The Ogirl's advice about a mentor is spot on.
< Message edited by ChatteParfaitt -- 5/31/2012 10:41:00 AM >
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