Posted by Ann on February 23, 2006 at 11:21 [84.65.115.213]
In Reply to: even good men can be driven away posted by someone real on February 22, 2006 at 23:59
As an AB girl I'd like to say "don't give up!" to all the Daddys out there seeking their baby girl. Whilst the one's who do eventually find a genuine partner may be in the minority, I found my Daddy through this board so it most definitely works.
I agree that posting regularly helps. I regularly read the messages on the board without actively posting to get a feel of who the potential Daddies are and what they were like, what interests they had etc, before posting, or e-mailing anyone to get to know them.
Don't give up, post and chat from time to time, really thats the best way for us baby girls to get some idea of where your head is at. If the right lady likes what she sees then perhaps the magic will happen!
You'll find that people will very quickly suss out the more genuine types. You come across very well, I'd be happy to chat to you via e-mail and build a friendship, if I wasn't spoken for, I'd probably be willing to explore the possibility of a relationship! (so you see it does work, just give it time, and post so people can get to know you better!)
Money etc is not the be all and end all, some girls might be put off by those posting as millionaires willing to look after etc etc primarily from the point of view that whilst sexually we like the Daddy baby relationship and for Daddy to be in control, often we are very independant creatures, very much in control of our lives, (which is why handing over control to Daddy is such a turn on).
I was offered wealth, jewellery, the opportunity to travel the world the whole shebang in exchange for getting married to a millionaire in my early 20's, and I backed hastily away, for the simple reason I hated the idea that I was in some way being bought.
I have no wish to be a kept woman, and value my freedom, would have always felt as if I was prostituting myself in some way, as though I was fond of him, he didn't give things enough time to develop into something more, before waving share certificates, jewellery and bank statements at me. Not really my idea of a marriage proposal. If I ever do marry, it'll be because I love the person in question.
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