Not sure why this would be an issue as long as safe practices were employed, as natural-born females can carry just as many cooties. How do you trust that any guy uses protection when visiting any provider, and vice versa?Since you are an experienced provider your advice is always welcomed thank you honey.
TS, TV, gay, lesbian, bi, straight -- standard operating procedures have to be followed no matter who plays with whom, and it's a risk we all take.
If you are not going into full service, and are cautions with other options related to sensual massage, I don't see the problem. But ultimately, it is YOUR choice, so you make the rules. You could just state it plainly, "I prefer to see heterosexual gentlemen with vanilla tastes only."
Originally Posted by Fancyinheels
Maybe the fact that he was fucking a man?? Originally Posted by Hottentot Venus+1
This. Personally, this issue doesn't bother me at all since I assume a person has showered since sleeping with someone else, and I have a shower available anyway. Knowing that a person has slept with anyone else and done anything with them is none of my business and doesn't concern me at all, sexually speaking. So, I admit, I don't get it. But I'm a huge advocate of ladies (and gents) only doing what they are comfortable with, so if it bothers you, I suppose the best policy is to be upfront and honest.Thank you so much for your advice! You are gorgeous btw.
But you should really explore if it REALLY matters to you, or if you're just having a knee-jerk reaction to something you don't find particularly sexy. You use protection, I'm sure, so you're not at any higher risk of anything with him than anyone else. You'd probably be amazed at how many of your clients have at least experimented with a TS or similar experience. Originally Posted by CarolineDavenport
I would like any advice from the more experienced providers in Houston. My routine with a new client is to read his reviews and get a feel for what they expect from me. I had a client recently request an appointment and of course immediately checked out the reviews and saw a very recent TS visit. Although I am willing to meet my clients halfway in many ways and love to please my clients....knowing instead of wondering about this other "taste" this client has made me very uncomfortable. How should I put this on my profile without offending anyone? If a client likes both "apples' and "bananas" how can I tell him without insulting him that I rather not book? Thank you in advance ladies for any advice. Originally Posted by AdaSanchezSexyOkay, I don't think there is any easy way to let down a potential client in this type of setting.
Okay, I don't think there is any easy way to let down a potential client in this type of setting.LOL LOL!!! I'll send them over. Thank for the advice.
When it comes to sexually deprived men or men just hungry for lust with strong desires, they turn to us in hopes of their needs being fulfilled.
We all have a right to personal preferences, man or woman. But I have to say unless you are turning down a person due to the lack of references and or not being able to pass your screening process, there is no right way to damage ones ego.
The best way to handle it is to blunt and honest, without being crude.
Or you could line up all the freaks and send them my way.
You could just simply say you don't think you are the provider for them, but you know Sexy Cassandra is a closet freak with a Very open mind, and will do all the dirty things they often think about, but are to scared to ask for. Originally Posted by SexyCassandra