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RE: Respect and Respectability - 6/28/2010 8:27:00 AM   
81song


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I think the key is  respectable intro at first and get to know someone. If right off the bat someone says, on your knees bitch, then I would take that as someone who is so very new to all this.  I would not want to get involved with someone that is so very inexperience. Like some have said in post before, slow an easy at first.  

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RE: Respect and Respectability - 6/28/2010 10:39:55 AM   
LadyHibiscus


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ORIGINAL: KnightofMists


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I NEVER use the phrase "topping from the bottom", but I have used the phrase "selfish pest"!


I call them the "Do ME" people! I have found them to be rather numerous on both sides of the sexes.... and both sides of the D/s coin as well.

It's one thing if one is just looking to hook up ... but if you looking to have a relationship... I have found that mindset to not be very effective.



Exactly! Add together the ones who say they want to submit or serve when all they want is a hookup... and Cranky Hib comes out big time. Now if only we had the magic bullet to hook up all the do-me people!

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RE: Respect and Respectability - 6/28/2010 10:01:13 PM   
LafayetteLady


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ORIGINAL: CallaFirestormBW

In response to the OP, I'm not sure that there -is- a difference between the "on your knees" male dominant individual and the "on your knees and send me tribute" female dominant individual. That being said, the reality is that dominant individuals are inclined to lead, and want to know that the people who are coming into their universe in the guise of submission to that leadership really -are- ready to follow. Some dominant individuals have a much greater need for their "followers" to be -absolute followers- than others do... like anything else, it is a spectrum.


Without a doubt there are both male and females who are going about things in a way that is just, in my opinion, inappropriate.

Sure, those who are inclined to "lead" might want to "test the waters" so to speak, but typically, if you need to announce that loudly that you are in charge, chances are you aren't someone people should be following. That's just been my experience. If you look at the dominants/masters even just on these boards who are the most respected, you are going to find that the majority are those who don't need to tell anyone they are dominant, it is the nature in the way they speak, the way they are also respectful to others. To me it is like intelligence. If you feel a need to regularly tell people how smart you are....well, you may not be as smart as you think, and your insecurities will often negate your intelligence. Likewise with leadership. Because that's what a dominant is, a leader. People will naturally follow a good leader.

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I discount the idea that every "kneel before me" dominant is just a HNG, player, or inexperienced, whether male or female. Especially for those who are accustomed to uncommitted fetish play (dungeons, etc.), those behaviors are, essentially, a common part of the "bdsm play" scene, and many people who do public/club play actually tend to be pretty comfortable with the immediate expression of the dynamic. Under the right circumstances, it can be pretty hot. That being said, I have to say that most of the people I've encountered on CM are -much- more oriented to the "kinky dating" model. They're looking for romance... looking to be wooed... looking for mates and life-partners. For the most part, they're not looking for casual play partners, and the attitude here concerning what is "appropriate" for first encounters reflects that pretty heavily.


While I understand the point you are trying to make, it would also indicate that these "players" lack basic manners and communication skills.


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I think, though, that it is a mistake to make sweeping assumptions about how and why people behave certain ways, and to presume that there is "one right way" to approach a submissive individual (or to approach a dominant individual), to react to a given set of choices, or to start off a conversation. Each of us has to find our own way, and, for me, if that means that a potential servant takes the initiative and buys a strap-on, because xhe's exited about the possibilities and that's one thing xhe wants to experience (with the understanding that what xhe got may not fit me and xhe may have to start over once I've explained it), I am not necessarily going to consider hir any "less" of a submissive individual for taking that piece of initiative. Again, YMMV.

Calla


See this is where we differ. While there may be many ways of doing things, especially communicating, there is one way that is ALWAYS correct, and that is to approach someone with basic common courtesy. In other words, you can never go wrong starting an email with "Dear ______" following with expressing polite interest (dom or sub), mentioning something from their profile that sparked your interest and then politely expressing a hope for a response. Sorry, but one can never go wrong showing simple manners.

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RE: Respect and Respectability - 6/29/2010 8:24:28 AM   
SimplyMichael


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ORIGINAL: Icarys

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ORIGINAL: AAkasha



I absolutely believe a guy is totally creepy (and I stand by that wording) if he purchases a strap on harness, meant to be worn by a woman, before ever even MEETING a femdom  (any femdom) in real life. Cart before horse?  Absolutely.  Could he spend the money on something else more practical?

Akasha

What about a person that builds a dungeon or any of the various implements used?


It really REALLY pains me to say this but Icarys is spot on. Many people TELL female submissives to own their own penetrative toys and even setting that issue aside, WTF? CREEPY? Considering how creepy many male subs are, you wan't to complain about a guy buying a strap on?

I sure as hell know that if I met a woman and found out she had a box FULL of buttplugs that would be a GOOD sign, not a bad one!

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RE: Respect and Respectability - 6/29/2010 3:45:07 PM   
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The dominant women I've met on this site have, for the most part, been very superficial when it comes to evaluating a submissive on his merits (and not just on his "demerits").  The younger ones, especially, seem closer to role playing than relationship building. 

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