What is to be consider acceptable behavior when you see a provider (who you may or not have dated) in a public setting? I would like to know what both sides of the aisle think.
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I would say unless contact is initiated by the hobbyist, a provider should not, in any manner, acknowledge the presence of the hobbyist. No, not even a wink or nod. There is just no way a provider can know if my SO, my boss, my mom, sister, neighbor or any number of other people are in the room and could cause an issue. Maybe my SO went to the ladies room and is on her way back when you wink. Trust me, if she is within 100 yards, she will pick up on it.
If the hobbyist initiates contact then sure, say hi and follow his lead. Originally Posted by slinmo
+1 Agree wholeheartedly.
I had an ATF higher end provider (ranked among top 100 on TER) that I frequented back when. Amazing provider, GFE, DDF, BBBJWCIM Swallow, MSOG, anything goes, always fresh, high end hotels, bleached privates, porn star body, great conversation, and I compensated her well. One day out of the blue, I received a text "Hi Baby, I'm available" that appeared on my phone's lock screen when I was away from my phone...since she was my regular I trusted her and used my real #. Luckily, no one saw it. I texted her back and told her to never contact me again and blocked her number.
I can only speak for myself but do not ever under any circumstance initiate first contact or any contact with a client and by client I mean me. To me the most important rule of this game is "discretion". Believe it or not, some of us have reputations to protect and do not have the degree of freedom that are privileged to providers. Originally Posted by dirty1234
I don't know about your statement "degree of freedom that is privileged to providers". I don't believe it has anything to do with a "freedom". That we have, as I believe most providers have other lives...at least I know I do, such as a businesss aside from this. However, I may be the exception, I don't have a clue,and it isn't important. I DO 100% agree with you about no contact, not even acknowledging when I see someone out in public, but I also believe this should work both ways. I wouldn't dream of even looking twice at someone I've met through being a provider, much less speak to them.
And I expect the same courtesy. I tell my "clients" you never have to worry, I will never call or text you, or even email you. I've heard of providers that do, perhaps to let the gentleman know she's running a special or something. Firstly, I never run specials, as I believe a professional service is invaluable, and I believe we are paid to "go away"... meaning no contact once our session is finished. Discretion is my number one priority, for both parties involved.
I was at a public function with some family members, when I heard someone yell across the room.."KATEE", then he started walking towards us, no one knew he was headed for me, except me, I immediately excused myself for the restroom, and when I came out he was gone. He called me the following day and I diplomatically explained that his actions were not acceptable. He wouldn't want me to do that to him, and while I may be paid for my time, I wasn't on the clock, and demand to be treated with the same respect that I give him. I've never heard from him since, and that's fine with me.
One never knows another's situation,therefore acting with discretion at all times is not only respectful, but mandatory, in my opinion. I "get it". That many gentlemen say " call me when your available" or something of the sort.... NO... you call me when you'd like an appointment, and we will see if I am available.
Just my method of business, and my humble opinion. Originally Posted by katee