Whether I'm in the mood to see a new ladyfriend tends to depend much more on my life/mood, as well as whether there's an ATF or two available. But assuming that I am considering see new ladies, I agree with much of tigercat's post. Within the framework you suggest, I might order them:
- Attitude & personality
- Physical appearance
- TCB
- Ambiance
- Services
The first two can be both positive and negative (or neutral) factors. And they are, of course, highly WALDT. In fact, for me, the first tends to be more WALDT and potentially a bigger positive or negative factor than the second. And fewer cases where the first factor is a strong positive rather than neutral -- but when it is!!! And the first factor is also more likely to be a negative/disqualifier than the second factor. That's why I rank them in that order.
People have come to understand -- for the most part -- that physical appearance is WALDT. Although there's still too much disparaging of others' preferences. But I think we lose sight sometimes of how WALDT attitude and personality can be. It's not just friendly versus standoffish, or quiet versus outspoken, or other yes/no dichotomies. There's a whole range of complex, different personalities to which we react differently. And there certainly are ladies whose personality enchants me but less so for other guys, and vice-versa. That's one reason indications of various different aspects of personality can be so useful. But it can be very difficult to judge in advance.
Third factor is a potential disqualifier -- more common than one might hope -- but not a potential positive factor. She either does or does not; it's neutral or negative, unlikely to be an enhancement. But it's important enough, and a problem often enough, to rank third.
The last two are occasional disqualifies, but not often in my experience. I'm happy with the "standard" offering that is almost always available. The rare sub-standard in either can turn me off but it doesn't come up often. I may enjoy something a bit beyond the standard in terms of services, but it's not something I seek out and not as important as the first three factors. Ambience? I certainly appreciate it but it's rarely as strong a factor in an initial selection as the first two factors.
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A more interesting question, to me: what about a particular client makes him a particular lady's favorite type of client. We rarely get clear answers about that; usually turns into "proper P4P etiquette." It's not so much fear of alienating potential clients, I suspect, as that many either are not very self-aware(common with the young) or just don't think that way in terms of clients. It's not very meaningful unless it really differentiates -- significantly narrows down how many fit within that description.
But it's interesting as far as insights into her attitude/personality. For those clients who rank those factors high, her judgment that their personalities are compatible may not be a slam-dunk, but it can be a powerful persuader.