I agree with DM on this one.
She actually lists rules, donations, her do's and don't do's. While she is strict and stern, it is for her safety and overall safety of others.
I like providers that give me all information upfront so I will know whether or not my time spent will be worth it. There are plenty of women on Eccie, BP or other forums that won't even tell you anything other than time and donation. More often than not, I lose out Originally Posted by scsholar
You're complaining about "explicit pm's", but you reply to a ISO about "DT" and you brag about how deep you go?? I guess you think that responding to an "explicit" public thread is safer than getting "explicit" pm's... makes sense Originally Posted by THE "U"It doesn't make sense because you don't get what Im talking about I said prices and services hello earth to the fucktard behind the keyboard
Gents SHOULD read Showcases for individual instructions, as dealing with each provider can be different. That's what they are there for, our provider profiles, to inform, not just to drool over. (Consider the later a fringe benefit.)
For instance, I'm horribly allergic to strawberries. I make that CHRYSTAL CLEAR in my Showcase, on P411, and on the rate page of my website. Eat a strawberry on the day of our appointment, and I can't see you, period. I've had to cancel unexpectedly a handful of times after fellows told me they had a bumpy berry-laced smoothie for breakfast or strawberry shortcake for dessert at lunch. A couple complained, but how is it fair to me that they wasted MY time by not taking just a few infinitesimal moments of their time to read a fact unequivocally posted in plain type? I can't risk my health for that any more than I would for BBFS.
If a lady states that she doesn't want explicit communication, her wishes should be respected as much as my aversion to strawberries. (I don't condone it either from fellows I've never seen before, and give gents one warning. If they continue the x-chatter, they don't get any further response, but do get on the No-Fly Fancy List.)
Originally Posted by Fancyinheels
Actually, yes, properly preparing for some activities, like Greek, does take extra time before you get to the time that you actually share together, and since not everybody wants it, no reason why it shouldn't be a separate line item for added effort. Ought to be plainly posted with rates, however, so there would be no reason to discuss it other than vaguely asking for a Mediterranean language lesson, and no surprise upcharge. (One of many reasons I don't speak anything other than English, French, Russian, or Gaelic.) Originally Posted by FancyinheelsNot trying to hijack the thread, but what is the proper preparation for a Greek session?
Originally Posted by StinkyFingers