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MistressTheaZ -> RE: Stealing another Master's Slave (10/31/2006 12:25:15 PM)
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(fast reply) Benji is spot on, and though it seems too simple, those who are interested in 'poaching' someone else's possession show their lack of interest in a 'real' relationship. They don't want to do the work to find the right person, to develop a friendship and relationship, to build trust and establish something meaningful and lasting. They want instant gratification - to steal someone else's gem - and skip over all that work required within that 'getting-to-know-you' stage and jump right to the fun stuff. As for why they feel you would fall for it? Outside of their own entitlement complex, most probably view it as a numbers game - if they write and court x number of subs, one surely will end up responding sooner or later. Perhaps some of it is also that when someone is unavailable and belongs to another, they do have a certain unattainable quality that makes them 'more' attractive, validated by the fact someone else has claimed them. This happens even on the Dominant side of the fence. When I had My profile marked as 'not seeking' due to having a favorite playmate, I received note after note asking just how pleased I was with him and if I would consider giving them a chance temporarily to see if we would click better than My current choice. *makes face* Delete, ignore or block. Do not let it concern you. [;)] Best, ~Thea
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