Library Elise Sutton

Q&A Forum - August 2010 ("Searching for Wanda" edition)

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One final observation, why did you allow for the score of zero? Usually it is done with a one to ten score. If you removed all the zeros and replaced them with a one, the less popular categories would have had an overall higher rating.

A. All of your points are valid, which is why I said in the book that my survey was not scientific. However, I feel I had a very good cross-section of dominant women and seeing how many males, even masochists, will often attempt to introduce the female domination lifestyle to a wife or girlfriend with little to no experience, it was important that beginners to the lifestyle were well represented in the survey. As I mentioned in the book, the longer a woman was active in the lifestyle, the more open she was to engaging in the more, for lack of a better word, “advanced” or “intense” FemDom女性支配 — female domination activities.

As far as throwing out the highest and lowest scores go, I decided against that because I felt that each woman’s contribution was as important and significant as the rest. If one woman’s interests departed greatly from the others, I still wanted her opinion to be reflected in the survey.

And as far as the zeros are concerned, I wanted to give the women the chance to signify that they had none, zero, nada interest in a FemDom女性支配 — female domination activity. Scoring a category with a one says to me that they have little interest whereas scoring it with a zero tells me that they are totally against it. Thanks for the feedback.