AAkasha
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When I hear stories about submissive men being approached online by femdoms with a huge "you are a slave, I am a femdom" demeanor, I wonder what exactly is going on. Are there women that are believing this to be true? That because she is emailing a submissive (who doesn't know her from Adam), he must immediately submit? We (femdoms who are sincere in our desires, level headed) try and try and try to discourage sub men from addressing "all femdoms" as "Mistress," we encourage them to send level headed, non-worshipful emails as an introduction, and we suggest that the best way to approach a femdom is as a woman first and foremost -- and not to assume any role. Meanwhile, what is going on then on the other end? Who are these women that are barking orders in the first email, or demanding submission out of the gate? Who are these women that send a total stranger an email that says, "You must respond to me within 24 hours and address me as Mistress or you will be blocked." Here are my thoughts: * These are professionals and/or scammers that know that they will get a reaction if they appeal to the submissive side of men -- the harder, faster, more abrasive and demanding, the better. Easier to catch the weaker ones hook, line and sinker. * These are men demanding fantasy material by pretending to be femdoms. * These are honestly misguided women that think this is the way you meet, greet and approach submissive men. Does anyone else have any ideas? What do sub men think of this approach? Honestly...have you ever gotten an email from a femdom (stranger) and it was worded aggressively, slightly demanding -- and did it arouse something in you and engage your interest? I will make a confession. In my single days, when I used online personals or the net as a way to meet subs, I found that I would get 10x the response if my attitude was on the more aggressive side vs. totally down to earth, "girl next door"/no mention of kinks, etc. I found that if I were *seductive*, I would get huge responses but would then have to kind of backtrack *out* of the fantasy-only role and make it clear that playtime/get-to-know-you time via email/phone were two different balls of wax and that there was a time and place for everything. However, it was never so blatant as to say "Kneel when you respond to me!" or "Refer to yourself as slave." Are there women that are simply using an approach they believe will attract attention? kasha
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