Hello UseMeForAnything,
You read my profile, yes? For an MBA level educated man, reading a couple of sentences shouldn’t be too much of a stretch.
“…have been involved in submission for over 25 years.”
If this is true, then why didn’t some kind Domme teach you in the first 5 minutes that women really hate it when strangers offer themselves ‘to be used’? What we hear is ‘I have an itch and want someone to scratch it… you, oi you, lady, you, yes you… you’ll do!’ It’s hardly surprising that it feels objectifying and very offputting, is it?
If I am not looking for a submissive, as of course you read in my profile, and you do not actually want to discuss anything like normal human beings, then what is it you want from me?
Ferns
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“you do not actually want to discuss anything like normal human beings” ~ Love that. It seems like the majority of the subs that I get that talk to me have a complete leave of their senses when it comes to casual conversation.
Faith
Faith: “It seems like the majority of the subs that I get that talk to me have a complete leave of their senses when it comes to casual conversation.”
Because you are a dominant woman and all you want to talk about is teh butt-seks!! Duh!
Ferns
I have noticed a depressing trend in online dating situations: it's rarely worth it to put caveats like that in your profile, because the people they are meant to filter out never look at profiles in the first place.
Go figure…
submissivedude: “it's rarely worth it to put caveats like that in your profile, because the people they are meant to filter out never look at profiles in the first place.”
So true! However, there is still value in it if you want to say “Look, LOOK!!! Did you even look?!!!” in a self righteous and patronisingly superior way…
Ferns
Ah yes! When viewed as the setup to an indignant smackdown, its utility is inarguable. ;-)
submissivedude: “When viewed as the setup to an indignant smackdown, its utility is inarguable.”
*laugh* Indeed.
Ferns