…because they think they are competing against the best they see online, in movies, on TV.
No, you’re just competing with whoever is currently in your target’s inbox.
Usually, it’s like, some schlub with offers of sex or a scammer and believe me – they suck.
Say hello, be authentic and friendly, and give them something to look forward to (or at least give them something that won’t make them scream in frustration like so many do).
Win-win.
It’s Sunday. We’re finishing up My Power, Your Power today. Three amazing days of power exchange learning, discussion, coaching, dating, and more. I’m exhausted. Not
In a private kink-adjacent group I’m in on Facebook (probably 98% male-identifying for context), a recent post asked: “Sometimes we go about the subject of
I’m looking for a submissive. A sub who will challenge me. A sub who isn’t afraid to speak their mind, except on the topics of
This Thought Catalog article on faithfulness was brought to my attention recently, and I read it with both agreement and a few feelings of “ick.”
I interact with a lot of new people. They find me and write, and say, “Hey, I’m new to all this kinky stuff.” And I
I got into a conversation on twitter yesterday about online and offline dating and how many people write their profile one way but want something
Yes, you’ll get in arguments. With everyone, eventually. Yes, people will insult you, say the wrong thing, hurt you. None of these things are fun.
This writing is now available as a podcast episode! Let me ask you a question: Do you know a lightweight? Someone who gets drunk easily?
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