I like to drop it when I arrive. If I don't enjoy myself, then I won't repeat.
I love how people think that screening fixes everything. It reduces risk but isn't full proof. I've still had established ladies do the following:
- Cut the session short after first pop
- Attempt to upsell after previously confirming what was included on the advertised rate
- Misplace donation at beginning of session and forget that I ever gave it her. I made the decision to waste my time and stay until she found it.
- End an hour session after 7 minutes due to her own personal reasons. Took it upon herself to keep 25% of the donation before handing me the change.
Everyone keeps talking about risk but let's be real.. Power becomes a very important factor if an unfavorable situation arises. And the person in possession of the donation usually has control over those situations. I dealt with them all as civil as possible and cut my losses like I'm sure plenty of us, hobbyist and provider, have had to do on one occasion or another.
Originally Posted by Slayer
Actually the provider has control of the situation, whether she has the donation or not. What is there to gain by arguing when an "unfavorable situation arise?" Leave and learn from the experience. In all my years in the hobby, I have never had an"unfavorable situation arise" during a session.
You mentioned cutting the session short after one pop, did that pop happen very early on in the session? Or did it happen later in the session? I can see a lady limiting shots on goal if it took you over half the session to pop once. Plus, some ladies do not do MSOG, which if the fucktard did his research he should know.