MsCameron
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Joined: 10/14/2004 From: Ontario, Canada Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Whipenrod I have just had an encounter with a submissive who, when he first approached me, said he wanted to take me to 'an upscale place' and then named one of the best (and expensive) restaurants in the county. I took the time to dress well, and wore my best jewlery and coat. The restaurant is special--on a rocky mountain top with the most magnificent view of the New York skyline imaginable. Even without it being decorated for the holidays, the restaurant was opulant. When we met, I was disappointed to see him tieless, with his shirt unbuttoned (I could see his undershirt). He was dressed in a suit otherwise. When I asked "Where is your tie?" He said that he'd 'been in business meetings all day.' Maybe he was in business meetings all day. These days a tie is an optional piece of clothing and unless the restaurant and/or you had a rule about wearing a tie (that he knew about) he really didn't do anything wrong. The point is that he didn't live up to your expectations whatever that may have been. You feel he didn't go the extra distance in this regard. Did he impress you in other ways and if he didn't, you already have the answer. quote:
At that point I let the topic go. We had an enjoyable dinner and conversation, and he said he goes to the opera, so I think he knows how to dress. He also mentioned his 'need to serve.' Now comes his follow-up letter, when he lavishes praise on the evening and me and wishes for future encounters. I have enough submissive males of my choosing at the moment, but am always looking for a standout. I was hoping this gentleman was one of those cases, and I would have thought someone would have made the extra effort to impress me--not just with a restaurant meal. I have analyzed this from several angles, including personality traits. Is it worth giving him the benefit of the doubt and giving him a second chance? Is it possible that he may be outstanding in other areas but may need a little training in formal attire? quote:
Which brings me to my question: How would each of you have handled the situation? And, in the greater analysis--should/can a Domme be 'bought'--even a professional Domme? Good question. I think many people can be impressed by money or by being bought things but in the long run, it doesn't mean anything. It's never going to make up for chemistry or compatibility or even good service. If someone falls short in what you want, they fall short. MsC
< Message edited by MsCameron -- 12/15/2004 6:21:58 AM >
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I'm reaching for the random or what ever will bewilder me. And following our will and wind we may just go where no one's been. We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no one's been. Spiral out. Keep going, going... Lateralis.Tool
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