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	TSR : Web boards : M/s D/s O&P : "Birds of a feather flock together" Birds of a feather flock together (10) This post is on the M/s D/s O&P web board (moved from O&P). Sat 15 Jan 11, 12:36 AM anotherbenson UK, 17 mths Why is it so difficult to find a sub of the same 'feather' ? are we a dying breed, an endangered species. Perhaps its my geographical location but that should not be a bar these days. any ideas? don't be turned on by danger, it's foolhardy, Go by your gut feelings, they are usually right, if you don't get the right vibes from me, then I am not for you. If I sound too good to be true then for you I will be. I am just an ordinary man good side and not so.good side, Norm if Norm exists Edited Sat 15 Jan 11, 12:37 AM by anotherbenson 15 Jan 11, 12:38 AM stella_rose US(OR), 20 mths same reasons some of us can't find decent Doms. 15 Jan 11, 11:12 AM SirStrict43 UK, 6 yrs One wonders how long the op has been searching? SS 15 Jan 11, 3:40 PM SeanT70 9 yrs SirStrict43 wrote: One wonders how long the op has been searching? SS I suspect it's one of those things where a profile could use a workout, and if that's the case, perhaps the outlook on the situation could too. I have quite a big lap for things to all fall in to, but that doesn't necessarily mean all I want will, without any work or input from me. Regards, Sean. 15 Jan 11, 8:35 PM SirStrict43 UK, 6 yrs SeanT70 wrote: SirStrict43 wrote: One wonders how long the op has been searching? SS I suspect it's one of those things where a profile could use a workout, and if that's the case, perhaps the outlook on the situation could too. I have quite a big lap for things to all fall in to, but that doesn't necessarily mean all I want will, without any work or input from me. Regards, Sean. Indeed I quite agree but also note the OP has only been registered on TSR for 21 days. Possibly he is a tad overoptimistic on the time scale such searches can take. SS Edited 15 Jan 11, 9:26 PM by SirStrict43 16 Jan 11, 1:45 AM silly_bonehead ID, 16 mths Y! SirStrict43 wrote: SeanT70 wrote: SirStrict43 wrote: One wonders how long the op has been searching? SS I suspect it's one of those things where a profile could use a workout, and if that's the case, perhaps the outlook on the situation could too. I have quite a big lap for things to all fall in to, but that doesn't necessarily mean all I want will, without any work or input from me. Regards, Sean. Indeed I quite agree but also note the OP has only been registered on TSR for 21 days. Possibly he is a tad overoptimistic on the time scale such searches can take. SS or, maybe he has his share of searches elsewhere before finally came to TSR. i for once have only joined less than 2 weeks. but i can say i have been searching for years now. 16 Jan 11, 7:05 AM 913-643-445 UK, 18 mths Maybe it's because You are looking to hard. Life has a habit of giving us what we want when we least expect it. for Him with my heart , mind , body and soul always . 16 Jan 11, 9:49 AM anotherbenson UK, 17 mths searching more than 10 years, TSR just the newest avenue added don't be turned on by danger, it's foolhardy, Go by your gut feelings, they are usually right, if you don't get the right vibes from me, then I am not for you. If I sound too good to be true then for you I will be. I am just an ordinary man good side and not so.good side, Norm if Norm exists 16 Jan 11, 4:17 PM SeanT70 9 yrs anotherbenson wrote: searching more than 10 years, TSR just the newest avenue added Again, perhaps you're just looking in the wrong places at the wrong time, and going about it in the wrong way; I read your profile, and to some extent even if I were looking down that road, I found it largely off-putting; ya may wanna re-think it sometime. Many people would find fitting into all or most of the criteria hard if not intolerable from the get-go. Sometimes, we have to look, not at what we're looking for, but at what we look like ourselves. Make for a better prospect and you might get somewhere. Regards, Sean. 25 Jan 11, 12:42 AM 741-498-880 4 yrs Maybe its something in the way your seeking.... ;o 25 Jan 11, 8:21 AM decomissioned 6 yrs anotherbenson wrote: Birds of a feather flock together Why is it so difficult to find a sub of the same 'feather' ? are we a dying breed, an endangered species. Perhaps its my geographical location but that should not be a bar these days. any ideas? It may be worth your while showing your tail feathers in London- where the display is more vivid and the grouping is more easily identifiable- failing that- to learn a lot more about your native breeds and where they like to nest. I do hope you find a nice robin to sit on your finger. ...... Edited 25 Jan 11, 8:27 AM by decomissioned