Prag, you sir hit the proverbial nail on the head.
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Interesting topic! I am a very new provider and already encountered this myself. A client chose to see me & had a great time. Later he tells me another provider got jealous on that account. How silly, childish, and just plain awful to guilt someone for exercising their right of free choice!
The way I look at it is men get enough drama from their wives; the provider is a temporary escape from that and should not be someone who adds to the stress. This is directed at any one in particular, but think about it...if you are a person who cannot check your insecurities and emotions at the door, then the hobby is not for you. You'd be better off working for minimum wage somewhere than being miserable and spoiling it for others.
I agree with the sentiment that it probably has more to do with discontent with where those dollars went. My response is that if you run your business well and take care of your client and yourself, you will have nothing to worry about. The client owes a provider nothing outside the proper booking time etiquette.
Personally, my policy is to always provide objective referrals, excellent communication and my service and reviews speak for themselves. This goes for how I feel about and relate with other providers, too. I am a professional and conduct myself as such. Let's keep it classy and be supportive of one another...no need to get jealous!Originally Posted by Miss.Nadia
This isn't high school, these men aren't our boyfriends, it's a business. A lot of men want variety that's why their here. I am happy to give a reference for a fella when another lady inquires about him.Speaking of that, I am kicking myself in the chins that I missed the Paven experience when she visited.Originally Posted by Paven