The posting read, "Dominant looking for submissive". You have seen it before, many times. You have seen it once or twice a year, for many years now. It is up for just a day or two and then is gone. The posting reads
"Dominant white gentleman looking for submissive single white woman to serve. Age between 40 to 55. Experience not necessary. Willing to train an inexperienced woman."
"Be proper, polite, formal, and respectful in your reply message. Reply message must have a subject line that reads, "Please interview me, SIR". The right submissive woman will know exactly how to respond back to SIR."
The posting touches you each time you read it. You have always wanted to, but have been afraid to reply to the posting. The last couple of times, you even came up with over 30 different replies to send, but you never sent any. Twice you copied the reply to address and stored it away. Then a day or so later you replied to that posting, only to have your e-mail message returned because the posting had been deleted.
This time the posting has been up only 57 minutes now. You are again afraid to reply. You know you have about 24 to 36 hours before the posting is gone again. You want to reply but you are so scared to reply. You have about 15 possible replies but you cannot choose one that feels right for you.
Now the posting has been up 8 hours. It is still there and you so want to reply. Your internal submissive is screaming in your head to reply now yet the day to day you is so very scared to reply. Too many failures from your past attempts to find a Dominant still haunt the day to day you. The many so-called "Dominants" in your past, that turned out to be anything but dominant. True they were Dominant between the sheets, but no place else and at no other times were they dominant.
There is something about this one posting, you have noticed it again, and again. Something about this one posting grabs you as no other posting does. Yet you do not know what or why.
Now the posting has been up 12 hours. It is still there and you have had three (3) glasses of wine tonight, with and after dinner. As you look at the posting, you notice how simple it is. A few sentences, says it all. You look at your replies and notice that your replies are not simple at all. Compared to the posting, your replies are all books. "It is the wine," you think. "It cannot be that simple," you think.
Yet you sit down and compose a new reply. You write
"Good evening Sir:
Please interview me, SIR. Please train me SIR. Please, let me learn your ways, SIR."
You look the message over and check the message over again, and again, and yet again. You open your e-mail, copy and paste the reply to address into the "To:" line. You enter "Please interview me, SIR." into the subject line. You copy and paste your reply message into the e-mail text area.
You check and recheck spelling. You check and recheck the subject line. At hour 16 since the posting was posted, you click on the send button of your message. Then you go off to bed.
The next morning the posting is still up. You do all the normal things you would normally do on a weekend morning. Sometime before lunch, you check your e-mail. You did not see a reply for anyone you did not know. Yet the spam folder shows 23 spam messages. Not unusual for your spam box to have many spam messages, sometimes the number goes up to 100 or more spam messages. Normally you just delete the spam messages without ever looking at them. But not today, and you do not know why. There is a message from an unusual e-mail address that has the subject "RE: Please interview me, SIR."
Your stomach tightens. You click on the E-mail and the reply message reads:
"Good morning miss:"