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	Hello, how are you? Now that we've gotten out of the way, its time to see if you and I are a match. I am a submissive looking to engage in intellectual discourse and possibly more with the right partner (only females for the time being). I am not stupid, nor do I have patience for people who want to start making commands right away. If you have something interesting to say and have enough upbringing/social skills to carry a proper conversation then don't be shy and drop me a message. Also, I am impressed with people who take the time to read both my profile and my journals.

Ah, the world of stereotypes. The other day I was at the library and a young man (20-ish), wearing an anime shirt asked me what the Japanese characters on his shirt meant. I responded by saying that I was Chinese and not Japanese, nor do I read Japanese. He said "Oh, you look Asian, I figured you would know". Now, I am the last to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person, so I ignored him after that comment. I have a respectable job at a major bio-tech company, and I carry myself as a intelligent woman who knows want she wants in life. However, thanks to "looking asian" I some people see that as a sign that I am submissive at a drop of a hat, meek and possibly good at math.

I realize that my profile doesn't make that much sense, to clarify, being contradictory was my weapon against fakes. Don't worry, I am cured of that idea and will write something sincere. Don't be afraid to drop me a message.

Let me take this opportunity to clarify the differences between feminization and domestication (atleast the way I see it).

feminization: can apply to either a male or female (recipient) where the person is dressed up and expected to act in a way that is profoundly girly. Arguably more humilating to a guy, is fun if you are creative, i.e a live in maid.

Domestication: Less roleplay and more about servitude. The "domesticated" partner will do most if not all the chores (or in the case of a person use to mommie doing the cleaning, now doing chores for the first time). It also implies that the domesticated learns that they are there to cater to the other person's needs or at the very least, not talk back when spoken too.

I prefer domesticating my partner, because it "becomes them" they don't feel forced. Yeah, let nature take its course so to speak.

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