Be honest and tell him. I for one would appreciate knowing somethng like that, and would not be offended. Originally Posted by raedy4funn45If it were me, and I was a repeat client I would like you to be direct.
Nikki, VIPLB, and the rest of you nice ladies, I feel compelled to remind of of a very important caveat. We are guys. When you open the door the blood starts to leave the brain for more important purposes. It is unlikely we are going to pick up on the subtle hints, like strategically placed mouthwash. I'm sorry, but at that point we are working with diminished capacity. That and the fact our mind has gone to single tasking mode and is stuck in a loop thinking "I'm with a Hottie!". At least with me, at that point you will have to be a bit more direct to get me to focus on something other than you.Rover, I completely agree with you. The door opens, and here stands a beautiful woman, perfect lingerie, wicked smile, and cleavage all over the place; I'm a slack-jawed numb-skull. Hints are highly at risk of not making it through. I'm wanting this thoughtful and intentional provider to set me on the couch, hold my hand, look me in the eye, and say, "I really want to focus on us having a good time, but the motor oil under your fingernails is really distracting me", or whatever it is that needs saying.
Originally Posted by Rover14
Hand him a glass of Listerine when he walks in. I carry a small bottle of Cool Mint Listerine in my car and use it before I get to the door. I don't smoke so that probably helps too. Originally Posted by Doc_robI lay naked on the bed, pour a little Listerine on my navel area and have him lick it off my naked body and then he needs to swash it around his mouth, then swallow it before heading to more pleasant things.
Possibly a pm? It might save him the embarrassment of the face to face. Let him know how much you enjoy the time spent together, but there is one way it could be improved. Be sincere and let him know how you struggled to find a way to bring it up. I'm sure he will deal with it properly and have no hard feelings. I don't think there is any guy that would not want to know. This way might be easier for him (and yourself). Originally Posted by dpsatxEXCELLENT suggestion, dpsatx! As for "struggling to find a way...", a provider might add that she chose to risk her client's displeasure, in case his condition might be a symptom of an underlying dental or other health issue. I think most clients would admire her for her courage and concern.
Nikki, VIPLB, and the rest of you nice ladies, I feel compelled to remind of of a very important caveat. We are guys. When you open the door the blood starts to leave the brain for more important purposes. It is unlikely we are going to pick up on the subtle hints, like strategically placed mouthwash. I'm sorry, but at that point we are working with diminished capacity. That and the fact our mind has gone to single tasking mode and is stuck in a loop thinking "I'm with a Hottie!". At least with me, at that point you will have to be a bit more direct to get me to focus on something other than you.This is SO accurate.
Originally Posted by Rover14