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osf -> RE: meaning of Mentorship.....hmmmmm (1/8/2010 4:42:08 PM)

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OsideGirl -> RE: meaning of Mentorship.....hmmmmm (1/8/2010 8:27:38 PM)

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ORIGINAL: CarrieO

OP...

Oy, where to begin?  First off...CalifChick was right...this has nothing to do with mentoring.  If  a person offers to mentor you, that generally doesn't mean they become your online master/dom/bf...it means they teach or counsel you. 
Bingo! In my view a mentor is someone that is on the same side of the kneel as your are and is someone that you do not scene with or have sex with.

Perhaps you need to step back and think about the path that led you to this rant....




aldompdx -> RE: meaning of Mentorship.....hmmmmm (1/10/2010 12:35:25 AM)

In my opinion, true mentorship is not about "getting involved," getting attached, or relating on a conditional basis (a bargain of giving to get). Instead, mentoring is the unconditional sharing of one's own personal experience in a manner which most benefits the recipient. As with unconditional love, the fulfillment in mentoring is simply in its process of sharing. Quite obviously, the person described had motives greater than mentoring. And, it appears that you had motives greater than learning.




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