Do providers think long-term?

If anyone went to college and got a BA in Marketing...then this is the only job they'll EVER have...

If anyone went to college and got a BA in Marketing...then this is the only job they'll EVER have... Originally Posted by Wakeuр

Not 100% true, I know many who are waitresses and bartenders.

While an interesting question, I'd like to mention that the providers I know who have solid (and attainable) long term goals, usually don't want to share too many details about their other lives with clients. That way it is much easier to leave this life behind when they're ready to move onward. Also, many of them do not maintain an online presence because it is impossible to erase later. Originally Posted by LilMynx69

I would add that although rare, on occasion folks can develop a trust thing, and sometimes real world business advice questions get asked. Folks I know that have long term objectives, also appear to have individually appropriate goals.

Most times it has come up, they are starting school next semester. Generally, unless you are legitimately working toward a trade like dr, Atty, engineer, etc. don't waste time. 2 semesters of freshman English at community college won't help. The great providers who have impeccable TCB, lots of great reviews because they take BCD seriously, etc are actually developing transferrable skills for business. I can think of 3 or 4 ladies who I am sure will be successful in the civie world when they quit.

The answer to that is who gives a fuck you're getting too deep...... Now one thing I'd like to know is; Why do yall get so personal about us and ask these questions is it out of simple curiosity? Are you that bored? hmm..

Most of them say they go to Rice. Originally Posted by bbkid

Is that "Rice" or "Wice"?

The answer to that is who gives a fuck you're getting too deep...... Now one thing I'd like to know is; Why do yall get so personal about us and ask these questions is it out of simple curiosity? Are you that bored? hmm.. Originally Posted by Latina Bella

Guilty as charged

Interesting................... .............................. ................

Please refer to the Fuck you, you're fired thread for clarification on why its not kosher to ask such questions.

Left me desolate. Go figure! But I'm guessing you were bummed too. Originally Posted by Don T. Lukbak

I was bummed because she was so cute, perfect figure and age for me, we arranged dinner at a good restaurant the next evening, we were in touch until 5:30 pm, then nothing, nada, niet and I went to have a pizza.

Not 100% true, I know many who are waitresses and bartenders. Originally Posted by LilMynx69

Pretty good...pretty good...

Just curious if any of the providers here are thinking long term for themselves. Any of you girls in school? Or learning a trade? Or are you living life one session at a time? Or maybe you're planning on providing until retirement? Originally Posted by extraperson1988

Some do, many don't. Kinda like strippers.

Back when I dated strippers, my on-again, off-again stripper GF was an interesting woman. Used her dancing to make connections with high rollers, and put the majority of her cash earnings into real estate around the country. I lost track of her about 10 years ago, but at the time she'd bought a half-dozen vacation homes in the places she liked to visit, and used a service to rent them out when she wasn't using them.

Smart girl. She knew she had an asset that wasn't going to last forever, so she planned for the next phase of her life.

Smart woman and a great story that doesn't get told that often but happens more than you'd think.

I paid off my undergrad loans ($70k) in one year stripping and wife jining full time during the day. That enabled me to pursue the next phase of my education debt free.

Smart woman and a great story that doesn't get told that often but happens more than you'd think.

I paid off my undergrad loans ($70k) in one year stripping and wife jining full time during the day. That enabled me to pursue the next phase of my education debt free. Originally Posted by LilMynx69

Mynx, I'd say you fall into the "smart woman" category as well, taking care of business and preparing for the future. Unfortunately, that's probably a major minority.



OP, you've met some of these women, haven't you? If you've had conversations with them and you ask this question, you're probably seeing ones that don't.

Does eccie have 401k...if so sign me up...