Much has been said about what constitutes a real "GFE" experience. We all have different ideas about it. To me, it's not so much a laundry list of acronyms a lady goes through - it goes much deeper than that. CityJazz's IOP term does give a good idea, but to me, a true GFE is much broader than that.
So I thought I'd give a few examples of what we, as guys, don't want to hear from a true GFE lady. Ok, maybe I'm generalizing too much. At the minimum this represents me only. Take them with a grain of salt.
These are just a few ideas. If any one else has something to add, please do!
What not to say #1: "I'm all booked on [X], want to do [Y] day instead?"
Here's the thing. We all know this is a business. And we all know we're not the only ones. But by saying "i'm booked" you are just reminding us that well, you're seeing other people - not only that, now you just left us wondering... "all booked!" geee. that sounds like 3, 5, 10?
What to say: Just say you're not available, don't give explanations. "I'm sorry love, I can't do on Tuesday, but how about Wednesday?".
What not to say #2: "The other day I was with another client and...". Well, we appreciate the trust... but a) you just reminded us that we're a client and perhaps most importantly, b) now I'm wondering if you talk about ME with someone else.
What to say: If you must absolutely refer to some other client, instead say: "I was with a friend...". Say friend, or maybe boyfriend, just not client.
What not to say #3: "These are my rules"
We all have some boundaries. Many girls (and guys) like to discuss them before a session starts (see below). It's just that when you label them as "rules", well, it doesn't sound too GFE.
What to say: It's better to be subtle about your boundaries. It sometimes helps to just put them in your site, p 411, showcase - that way there will be no surprises. If something comes up during the session, just say you don't like it, or you get ticklish, or something... just don't say "eh eh eh, that's one of my rules!".
What not to say #4: "Honey", "Babe", etc.
Surprising? Not really. Well, from a girl's point of view, it's very easy - you just call everyone honey or babe, and then you're done with it.
What to say: Try to use our name's a little more. Hearing you say my name while I'm banging you and you're coming is a sure ego booster. This is not to say you can't use honey, babe, love... but when you intermingle that with our names, that sounds a lot more powerful.
And, finally - my favorite:
What not to say #5: "Let's get started"
Without exception, this has never failed to identify a true GFE girl. Non-GFE and GFE-lite girls get started with some convo, then there's some pause in the conversation and they declare "Ok, let's get started!". A variant of this is "Want to get comfortable?". A subtler version is "Do you want to go to the bedroom?". Sure, it is a subtler variation, but still it's not the best approach.
What to say/do: A GFE experience occurs naturally - from conversation, to caressing, touching, groping, kissing until there's nowhere else to go but the bed (or well you can stay in the sofa if you'd like!). Some girls like to get started the minute you walk in the door - these are by far, the hottest experiences.
Now, don't get me wrong - some girls choose not to be GFE. And I've met some great amazing girls that are not GFE. That's alright. But if you want to provide a GFE experience, these are just some tips to get started.