This morning I read an ad by a provider that begins "within the first five seconds I want to be on my knees at your feet" .... and goes on from there. Frankly, I liked the ad. It made me think about session "beginnings".
I can recall a provider writing that she had difficulty getting into a GFE frame of mind when the hobbyist walked through the door ... and began to immediately disrobe and perhaps a bit more than that.
I also recall a tee shirt that said, "No More Mr. Nice Guy! On Your Knees, Bitch" OK. Wearing that to a session with a provider you have not met before is probably not going to get things off to a good start ... unless earlier communications have established a sense of humor about such things.
I admit, I give good marks to providers when the review mentions a warm, affectionate greeting ... and things never seem to slow down. But I can also appreciate a provider being turned off by a client walking through the door and rushing or being too aggressive, initially. Certainly, some niceties and decorum should be observed.
So .. what's a good beginning to a session? Can we do two things at the same time? Get to know each other while we are getting started?
I appreciate that there are no rules in the sense that everyone is different. Would be helpful to me if a provider gave clear signals about what was tolerated, what was acceptable, and what was desirable.
I know full well that I will have more fun if the provider is enjoying herself so I would hope to avoid any conflict in that area. But I do have a preference for what is referred to in sales as a "fast start". Not entirely proud of that, but there it is.
Bob