Ready to embark on a journey of respectful online femdom chats? Well, then gather around my children, for today I will be imparting upon you some golden tips as to how not to get banned from the chatrooms!

First and foremost, respect the room moderators. While they may not have a shiny crown or a throne made of pure gold, moderators have the power to kick you out of the chat with the wave of a finger. So be nice and remember that beneath the cyber crown lies a person who just wants to have a good time.

Second, avoid using foul language. We all know that cussing is rude, and it’s even worse online where no one can see the infamous eye roll or frustrated sigh that often comes along with it. No one likes a potty mouth, so don’t be one!

Third, never threaten participants or do anything that could be deemed intimidating. While it may be a fun and sexy fantasy for some to be talked to harshly, it’s important to ensure that all participants remain safe and comfortable in the chat.

Fourth, remember to use clear communication. Slang and abbreviations may seem like a great way to get your point across, but can easily be misunderstood or interpreted differently. Using more direct language may seem less cool, but it helps avoid confusion and maintains respect.

Finally, be aware of topics that are off-limits. As fun as femdom chats can be, some topics are prohibitions and should be avoided at all cost. This includes anything sexual in nature or anything that could be perceived as hateful or degrading.

So there you have it! With just a few easy steps, you should have no problem enjoying respectful online femdom chats. All that’s left is to enjoy the conversation! Original Article.

What do you look for in potential clients to determine if you are a good fit for them?

Ah yes, the age-old question – what do you look for in potential clients to determine if you are a good fit for them? Well, let me tell you my potential client screening process, for it is precise, discerning, and sometimes – cynical.

First, I look and see if the client has a good understanding of what it is that they actually want. If their description of the kind of business relationship they are looking for meanders on forever but never actually gets to the point, then that’s usually an immediate ‘no’ from me. Let’s get down to business, people!

Second, I tend to check the social media profiles of the potential client to see if their online presence is a good match for mine. Do they share my values and beliefs? Because if they don’t, then it doesn’t matter how much money they’re willing to pay or how long they’ve been in business – I ain’t working with them.

Third, I take a look at their reputation with other clients. Word of mouth is a powerful thing, and I’ve learnt that the hard way. Now, I always check to make sure a potential client is legit before establishing a business relationship with them.

Next, I assess if the client has made enough of an effort to engage with me prior to a potential deal. Do they understand my services? Have they done any sort of research on my company? By ensuring that a client has taken time to invest in the process thus far, it shows that they are serious about the potential partnership and are willing to invest even more time into the future.

Finally, I always make sure to consider a person’s attitude when determining if we are a good fit for each other. Do they have a positive outlook? Are they enthusiastic about getting the job done? Are they flexible and willing to take feedback and adjust accordingly? If the answer to any of these questions is ‘no’, then I typically decline the partnership.

So, that’s my screening process when it comes to assessing potential clients to see if we’re a good fit for each other. Though, despite my benign cynicism, I want to assure all budding business partners out there that the majority of my screenings come back with a ‘let’s shake hands and get to work!’ Good luck to you all, and I look forward to striking deals in the future.