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RavenSpirit2k4 said:"Hello Ma'am" is always a good start. That sounds like I'm being sarcastic, I know, but it's true.
SweetDommes said:How about just "Hello" ... some of us just cringe inside at being called "ma'am"
catalina_francisco said:LOL, I am in that camp of not favouring the Ma'am form of address and not keen on Sir either, but then some would have it no other way. I always think on meeting or addressing in those initial stages it is best to be polite as you would hopefully be to anyone and ask what is the preferred form of the Dom/me. I also like to think it is not something given automatically to anyone describing themselves as Dominant, but rather used when it feels right for both parties to introduce it to the exchange.....IMHO it then demonstrates genuine respect and trust, not given without thought, meaning, or understanding of the significance of such protocol.
Catalina![]()
Sub To Be said:Dominant women appear to far outnumber submissive men. What advice can you give to a man who wishes to explore his submissive side? I am not sure where to even begin.
bytor2112 said:you mean you want a spineless pussy...
blue kat said:You volunteering?![]()
Vixandra said:Happy to help, Sub To Be.
Sweet Dommies- I wear a nametag but most people who go through my unit can't see to read it. Either post op or really sick or we're doing pain control with meds they could be on at home.![]()
Still, I try. Hate that dang ma'am, makes me feel two or three times my age, LOL.
Vixandra said:Could always use "M'lady" indead of "Ma'am." I too cringe at being called ma'am by anyone to the point I'll tell patients to call me by my first name instead.
You know, I hadn't thought of that. Joys of having not found a working coven or group to learn from yet.RavenSpirit2k4 said:Uh, no calling Me "lady". "Lady" is the title of a High priestess in the Craft, which is a rank I'm not entitled to.
I used to dislike being called "Ma'am" back in my vanilla days, but I've become accustomed to it now. It was a tendency with those I learned from to address dom/mes who weren't yours as "Ma'am" or "Sir" and reserve "Mistress" and "Master" for you dom/me. I've since grown to prefer to treat subs who aren't mine much the same as I would anyone and vice versa, but the old training still remains, I guess.
Netzach said:If someone's dying to be polite, the thoroughly modern Ms. (my last name) is fine fine fine.