To Eva's point - OP I don't know what you are into with providers.There is nothing wrong with falling in love (or the illusion thereof) or even getting married within the hour. By all means, if you pay for it, live out your fantasies until your time is up.
In my case, I see only GFE providers and some are really good..and I mean REALLLLYY good at providing not just the GFE physically but also mentally. I mean - hey, it's why I am there.
But always keep in mind - I will say it again - ALWAYS remember it's about the money and the experience. This is not Pretty Woman..this is a business for providers.
If you're a romantic type of dude - it could be easy to star thinking with your little head that 'mayyybee' there is a chance she really does "like" me...FORGET IT. Go back to the civilian world....if you want that.
Of course then your headed for a whole new realm of b.s...but that's another thread. Originally Posted by SNL9933
Little Pickle, maybe your friend met her outside of the hobby, which is something totally different. Providers have a right to move on with there lives. As for your original question, I did that , done that, it was unplanned, and it was a hell of a lot more expensive. Originally Posted by Golden ManThat was my thought also. Not like I'm going to incriminate myself for being in the hobby, AND insult my friends GF at the same time.
There is nothing wrong with falling in love (or the illusion thereof) or even getting married within the hour. By all means, if you pay for it, live out your fantasies until your time is up.+1...you got that right...
Agreeing with Eva's post above, for most providers (if not all), love and sex ended up getting separated for whatever reason and a sore throat/sore pussy started to come along with a price tag.
Then again, nothing compares to the price of falling in love and getting married.
It's much more expensive if you'd like to go that route. Originally Posted by BrownSugarBaby
:-( I had to cut ties with a regular client that I was seeing for a year. He developed a strong feeling towards me and had gotten more and more emotionally involved with me. Became clingy, wanted more and more time with me without giving me extra $. When I confronted him that what he gave me was 'short'. He tried to make me feel bad that all I care about was money. (???). I told him it's unfair to expect me to spend so much time with a married man. What for? What's in it for me? I can't date him, I can't marry him (not that I want to do all this even if he was single). But he took time away from me, my family, my real life…for what?You make a very good point...that was a roll reversal - him trying to make you feel guilty is what I got the feeling after reading that..
I told him I cannot give him what he was looking for and we went our separate ways. Originally Posted by samantha thom