Ye gads, what a conundrum – that’s not at all what was meant, and without seeing the ROS you’re taking the remark way out of context and spinning it up into something that was never intended.
My general preference is to be taken care of – to have the service provider run the service like they know what they are doing. A provider in the hobby, a waiter, or any service professional should know what they are doing and handle the client interaction. They should not awkwardly stand (or lay) around staring at the client, wondering what to do. They should not have to repeatedly ask “what do you want to do now?” They should know what they’re doing and take care of business.
My understanding is that some clients are very bossy, telling their service provider to “do this, now do that, now do that” – which an experienced service provider doesn’t need and probably finds quite annoying. But for an inexperienced provider, this kind of client coaches them and helps them figure out their routine and learn how to take care of a customer properly. It’s not at all a bad thing. If I'm any good at sex at all, it's because girlfriends (and the wife) were at one time quite explicit in giving me instructions on exactly what to do (and what not to do) ... and it's my belief most people learn about sex this way in our repressed culture.
The word “aggressive” doesn’t mean violent and abusive – it’s merely the opposite of the word “passive.” In retrospect, maybe I should have used the word “assertive” instead.
Sorry ‘bout that – but I do hope that you can give me the benefit of the doubt in future rather than stirring up drama. It’s really not like you at all.
Originally Posted by John4229
Dear John,
Not stirring drama, simply speaking up when I see something that one may choose to not put in private tags and makes it available to anyone to comment on.
I have to disagree with you again. If a lady who is not enjoying your company is told what to do and what not to do, and she is not mature enough to understand it is a job, she will dislike you even less.
Your relationship example does not apply to the hobby. When you are in love, or have a deep friendship, etc, you two are discovering things together. That is not the hobby.
I stand by my comment. Positive experiences, not "assertiveness", aggressiveness, or bossiness, improves a provider. Reason: this business is about liking people. The sex is a part of what a sex worker providers, but if she doesn't like people, she will never reach her potential, she will provide you a crappy experience. She will burn out quick. Positive experiences teach her she can enjoy people, of all ages and walks of life. The money is a consequence of it, it reinforces that she is doing a great job.