'Anky Spanky
10-04-2013, 09:22 PM
I've been reading a thread about people not being upfront about themselves and how it annoys (as it should!!!)
With that in mind, heres one of my main two pet hates in the spanking scene
Its when a Pro Domme talks to you like you just crawled out from under a rock, like she is some kind of Goddess, and you are there to do her (or his in some cases!!!) bidding
I'm not talking about within session, where a predetermined scenario and limits would have been discussed, along with taboos and "not to be dones" by both/either party under any circumstances have been discussed, and where 2all bets are off" so to speak
No, its when initial contact is being made, and you are subject to abusive tones, language and made to feel like sh!t from the very first email or other means of contact, right upto the point where you tell them to go forth and multiply. Its then when you get called a timewaster, or some other form of abuse
Its OK if being treated like that is what you are into, and what is wanted during session, but a bit of mutual respect during initial contact goes a longer way than the above. Theres a difference between being assertive and confidant..and downright rude !!!!
After all, who is paying and who is being paid, here?
OK, rant over !!! ;)
What do others feel about this?
Hankinson
With that in mind, heres one of my main two pet hates in the spanking scene
Its when a Pro Domme talks to you like you just crawled out from under a rock, like she is some kind of Goddess, and you are there to do her (or his in some cases!!!) bidding
I'm not talking about within session, where a predetermined scenario and limits would have been discussed, along with taboos and "not to be dones" by both/either party under any circumstances have been discussed, and where 2all bets are off" so to speak
No, its when initial contact is being made, and you are subject to abusive tones, language and made to feel like sh!t from the very first email or other means of contact, right upto the point where you tell them to go forth and multiply. Its then when you get called a timewaster, or some other form of abuse
Its OK if being treated like that is what you are into, and what is wanted during session, but a bit of mutual respect during initial contact goes a longer way than the above. Theres a difference between being assertive and confidant..and downright rude !!!!
After all, who is paying and who is being paid, here?
OK, rant over !!! ;)
What do others feel about this?
Hankinson