When you walk into a shrink's office, you've given the 1 hour that you pay for and nothing more. Any other profession where you pay by the hour/2 hours/whatever, do you expect them to give you more time for free? My massage therapist doesn't give me extra time, she wraps up at the hour and that's it.
Originally Posted by MsElena
Of course, those professionals accept the responsibility for wrapping up the appointment. I don't keep track of the time, with them or with escorts. However, I have no problem whatsoever getting up and leaving as soon as the lady hints that time is up. Several ladies have been comfortable enough with me to be very blunt rather than hint.
As long as I do that, I figure it's her choice of whether to spend a little bit more time.
Theoretically, she might choose to do so. And if she makes that choice, as long as I respect that it's her choice, I don't feel obligated to pay her for the next time increment.
Of course, I . . . ummm, I mean "some clients," yeah, that's it . . . usually finish with the main event well before the end of the scheduled time together. That extra time is cuddling, or talking, maybe even giving her a massage, rather than sweating up the sheets. So I wonder sometimes when I see threads like this: do the ladies feel differently about this question depending on if the extra time involves more carnal activities or more relaxation? Not necessarily because one activity is more "valuable" than another; perhaps just because it's easier for the ladies to interject that hint during conversation than while fucking.
Is that the case? Are your complaints really about guys who ignore the hints, or are still "working" as the ending time approaches, or initiate round 2 too close to the ending time, as opposed to those of us . . . ummm, I mean "those clients" . . . who don't/aren't/don't?
Hopefully so.
Everyone has a different opinion of what a clock watcher is, just like everyone has a different opinion of what PSE truly is. But, then again you didn't give your opinion as to what a clock watcher. So, I'm going to assume that you mean ladies who are constantly watching the clock.
Originally Posted by MsElena
It's got nothing to do with
keeping track of the time and letting the client know when time is up. It's an attitude. Like the guy in an office job who not only normally leaves around 5, give or take, but dislikes his job so much he
focuses on the time obviously, watching the clock instead of doing his work, so that he'll know as soon as it's OK for him to leave a situation he detests. Or think of the scene in
Risky Business with Joel sitting in class, his entire attention on the clock and almost exploding when he imagines the minute hand moving slightly backward. As long as a lady doesn't give me the impression she's eager for the scheduled time to be up so she can kick me out, she's not a "clockwatcher" -- even if she never seems to spend more than (or in some instances spends less than) the scheduled time together.