- ttmax
- 10-29-2014, 06:44 AM
Some of us that travel....sounds like Kuhlarrow may have the experiance.... get our practice at hotels all over the country.... but the only difference is some of us never. ..ever hobby while traveling... circumstantial drama happens!
- TemptationTammie
- 10-29-2014, 08:30 AM
Knowing that I use hotels when traveling, I would prefer the discretion of the men coming to see me. As said before...
Act like you belong there.
Don't call from the lobby for my room number.
Leaving from another exit is best if you have that option.
Don't ask me to answer the door with lingerie or nothing. (I normally wear a dress with nothing underneath anyways inside the room)
No loud greetings at the door. And also be careful of volume of speech during visit depending on the hotel. I will usually leave the TV on for noise, but will turn it off if asked.
Don't knock loud enough for neighbors to hear.
I've had guys talk to the cleaning staff if they were outside my room and made it appear that he forgot his key when I answered the door.
Act like you belong there.
Don't call from the lobby for my room number.
Leaving from another exit is best if you have that option.
Don't ask me to answer the door with lingerie or nothing. (I normally wear a dress with nothing underneath anyways inside the room)
No loud greetings at the door. And also be careful of volume of speech during visit depending on the hotel. I will usually leave the TV on for noise, but will turn it off if asked.
Don't knock loud enough for neighbors to hear.
I've had guys talk to the cleaning staff if they were outside my room and made it appear that he forgot his key when I answered the door.
- Exithere
- 10-29-2014, 09:18 AM
Like others have already said, just act normal. Take the mindset that you are going to meet a friend and don't think about the reason you are there for, because if you are all nervous and everything you will attract attention with your unnatural behavior.