Writing that initial contact letter : Swingers Discussion 147589101

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TOPIC: Writing that initial contact letter

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User Details are only visible to members.	As a SM, I normally won't send the first email, unless someone's profile specifically says that they're seeking a SM. Even if their mentions it later on, if the "We are Looking For" doesn't say single men, I won't try to make first contact. When I do email first, I mention that I enjoyed reading their profile. I normally mention why I enjoyed it, meniton that I think we share some common interests and that I'd like to know more about them. I then invite them to review my profile and if they feel that we might make an interesting "duo" or "trio", to please drop me a line. No pressure. Sometimes I get responses. Sometimes not. It's a big world...and for me, a marathon, not a sprint. T
New Orleans LA			Username hidden (4162 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	This is my first few dabbles in the forums and this is great. I never realized how fake my normal introduction must sound to others. we get a reasonable response bu tI thought we would have many more than what we do get. I appreciate every helping people new to the site and style, it helps not being discouraged. Thanks
Springfield MA			Username hidden (5 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Naughty-much appreciation. Any input is appreciated.
Saint Clair Shores MI			Username hidden (228 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Spanky get rid of the line" i think we should talk." Sounds like a command replace with " it would be great if we could get together to talk more". Just a suggestion from a SM friendly couple
Delta PA			Username hidden (124 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Keep it simple and polite. Literacy is a plus.
Tempe AZ			Username hidden (87 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	First of all I only bother contacting people who I have a common sexual interest with and those whose profiles indicate they might be open to meeting me. As such, I generally write my initial e-mail like this: "I read and enjoyed your profile. In response, I am sending you mine along with my unlocked photos. We appear to have some common ground and I think we should talk. Thanks, spankybuns." That is the general form of my initial e-mail. Of course I'll modify it as I need to. I never send e-mail/contact people who clearly won't be interested, I think it is slightly disrespectful. For example, they're looking for under 30 and I'm 37. I guess you can always ask but they're most likely going to say no and why be annoying?
Saint Clair Shores MI			Username hidden (228 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"So in reading this a simple hi how are you I am blank doesn't work? " Nothing aggravates me more than receiving an email from a stranger that simply says Hi, How are you? ....my response if I even bother is "Fine". An email is NOT an IM session , it is not a conversation,it should be an introduction. My other suggestion is if your profile has less than 6 sentences and has one photo do NOT direct me to review your profile and if interested get back to you . If your profile lacks anything to interest me I assure you we are Not interested. In that case you better be sending an email telling me something about yourself, what you are looking for and how that matches what we are seeking. Mrs Sav
Weaver AL			Username hidden (4445 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I always find "Dear .........., Fancy a fuck?" works everytime. It's short and to the point, no misunderstanding in the meaning, it is poetic but forceful plus my vocabulary doesn't stretch much further. Another seductive line is, "Suck my cock!" Again it's poetic and will have women at your knees. Before long, and as confidence grows, you can add the word the word "Bitch". Thanks
Hollywood CA			Username hidden (1 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"we like what we see" and "want to skrew" ^ Examples of two e-mails we recently received. When we send an e-mail, we start off with a greeting, and then we tell them we liked their profile and why (because we read the entire thing and something piqued our interest.) We try to keep it a decent length: not a novella and not a one-liner but enough for people to realize we know how to speak properly and have brains :)
Canton GA			Username hidden (31 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	PollyAnna, welcome to the forums. Hope you enjoy yourselves, and make yourself at home. There are a lot of good people who post here; the discussions can be informative and sometimes "lively." ha. Btw, I used to kick around in your area, many years ago. A post-midnight trek up to Peabody is slowly finding its way back from storage in my longterm memory.
Belle Chasse LA			Username hidden (8678 post)

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TOPIC: Writing that initial contact letter