mister sir

I will not respond to this thread at all so yall can go crazy I just need to put this out there....

I arrived in kc last Friday and not less than an hour after posting my ads did I get a text from mister sir asking to see me. Like he did 2 YEARS ago he went on a tirade about how I wronged him and demanding I take responsibility of my actions when I told him to leave me alone he said he would bring up my bad reviews again on the board. The situation with him was blown way out of proportion yes a friend called and when I ignored she knocked on the door during the session I made it clear I was sorry for how she acted but it was 8am I think she thought I was asleep and I also got robbed the last call I did the night before so she was checking up on me.This man made multiple threats with this site to make me make it right with a freebie and I declined.... I have never been one to be bullied or scared into doing something so I diddnt give him that power. I am sorry my friend knocked but I'm not sorry I did not refund his money. He completed the mission and when we were done he was completely rude to me so I told him I thought he should leave. I have learned so much in the last two years including not working with girls besides my friend sexy Kelly. I take pride in my professionalism and I never want someone to be unhappy after they meet me but I can't help this mistersir guy period. I hope you guys can understand where I'm comming from and realize I am actually sorry for the incident but I won't be able to make it up to him considering his actions towards me.

Love,
Bailey the pistol
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Ok little Miss Slinky..LOL

He kept his promise to talk shit..and I wondered and asked him...and I quote

"For well over a year she has nothing but "yes" reviews.. I have no dog here other than the fact that I think she's "slinky" but we've never met.. I guess I don't understand why someone who gave her a "no" way back is still obsessed with talking shit...let it go..IMO.. And then there's HC..well nevermind.

Funny thing is...I can hear her laughing...all the way to the Bank..


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Your post has certainly answered my question...
Dude needs to move on..
Mister sir was always good to me.
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Mister sir was always good to me. Originally Posted by SexyKaylen
I'm glad and I don't doubt it...but....not really the point here..

It's no mystery that he was not happy with his date with Bailey...but the fact that he won't let it go well over a year later and apparantly want's a freebie is disturbing...IMO..
You are right about that woody!!!
I'm glad and I don't doubt it...but....not really the point here..

It's no mystery that he was not happy with his date with Bailey...but the fact that he won't let it go well over a year later and apparantly want's a freebie is disturbing...IMO.. Originally Posted by malwoody
I bet mister sir and bailey end up having a whirlwind affair. Exploding sexual tensions, unrequited love, interfering friends. It's all there.
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I bet mister sir and bailey end up having a whirlwind affair. Exploding sexual tensions, unrequited love, interfering friends. It's all there. Originally Posted by clusterlizard
I'll take that bet.....LMAO...
Bailey, I tried to send you a PM but it said your storage was full. Are you able to delete a couple so I can PM you? Thanks!
I just thank MisterSir for the helpful SPA's he keeps posting.

Here we have a guy who is stupid enough to think that after trashing a girl over a year ago, she will for reasons that cannot be comprehended agree to see him again. Then when he gets turned down first threatens her, then goes onto her reviews to trash her.

Yes, that is exactly the kind of mind set that says "this guy is safe to be alone with". I always feel safest when I have clear and incontrovertible proof that the person I am about to be alone and intimate with has the maturity of a 5 year old, and a nice big chip on his shoulder to go with it.
2 YEARS ago he went on a tirade about how I wronged him and demanding I take responsibility of my actions when I told him to leave me alone... Originally Posted by b@ileythepistol
If a person felt I had wronged them, I would hope they would tell me so I could have the opportunity to get back in good graces with them. For this person to be contacting you after all this time, whatever happened must have really rubbed them the wrong way.

yes a friend called and when I ignored she knocked on the door during the session.... I also got robbed the last call I did the night before Originally Posted by b@ileythepistol
This is drama a client should not have to deal with. He didn't bring these issues with him. He is paying for your time and I am guessing he didn't feel like he had your undivided attention. When a client is paying for a window of time, they should be the center of attention and the focus should be on their happiness from beginning until they walk out the door.

This man made multiple threats with this site to make me make it right with a freebie and I declined. Originally Posted by b@ileythepistol
If he is indeed expecting a freebie, then I would agree such a request is unrealistic.

It may be hard for him to believe that you are actually sorry for the incident when so far it appears nothing has taken place to make up for what he considers a subpar experience. Please correct me if I am wrong and something was offered to make it up to him.

An apology doesn't count when it has the word BUT in it:
I made it clear I was sorry for how she acted but it was 8am I think she thought I was asleep Originally Posted by b@ileythepistol
I am sorry my friend knocked but I'm not sorry I did not refund his money. Originally Posted by b@ileythepistol
I never want someone to be unhappy after they meet me but I can't help this mistersir guy period. Originally Posted by b@ileythepistol
I am actually sorry for the incident but I won't be able to make it up to him considering his actions towards me. Originally Posted by b@ileythepistol
"I can't help this mistersir guy."

I disagree. You can do something, you just don't want to.

"I won't help this mistersir guy," would be more accurate.
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  • JS42
  • 06-24-2013, 05:12 PM
So now we kinda have both sides to the story. I'm sure the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Only reason why I'm chiming in is because I responded to the recent Bailey review. Of course nothing was mentioned of a freebie, Bailey being bullied, or the threats. I based my comments strictly on his review and what Mistersir said afterwards. I just wanted to make it clear to the ladies here, I don't endorse any bullying, threats or disrespect to any woman.
I don't think her friend knocking on the door was her fault. Would I have handled it differently? Yes. Does he deserve a freebee after harassing her and insulting her? Absolutely not. Do I know the whole story? Probably not, but from what I can see here, both need to move on.
I had a client a LONG time ago who felt I owed him. I felt differently. He began insulting me and name calling when I was nothing but polite to him. I asked him to cease and desist, then began ignoring him.
If you want to continue to have a relationship with a provider, do not insult her, harass her or threaten her. This will not help you in ANY way shape or form and just makes you look crazy.
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Seriously why is this being rehashed, let it go.
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If a person felt I had wronged them, I would hope they would tell me so I could have the opportunity to get back in good graces with them. For this person to be contacting you after all this time, whatever happened must have really rubbed them the wrong way.

This is drama a client should not have to deal with. He didn't bring these issues with him. He is paying for your time and I am guessing he didn't feel like he had your undivided attention. When a client is paying for a window of time, they should be the center of attention and the focus should be on their happiness from beginning until they walk out the door.

If he is indeed expecting a freebie, then I would agree such a request is unrealistic.

It may be hard for him to believe that you are actually sorry for the incident when so far it appears nothing has taken place to make up for what he considers a subpar experience. Please correct me if I am wrong and something was offered to make it up to him.

An apology doesn't count when it has the word BUT in it:





"I can't help this mistersir guy."

I disagree. You can do something, you just don't want to.

"I won't help this mistersir guy," would be more accurate. Originally Posted by PleasantSurprise

+1.......I like your style Pleasant Surprise.
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Wow MisterSir must be mad at me he is sending me mean PM's.