I haven't seen a male client who wore makeup. But I think it attractive. I always thought a man in black eyeliner an extra bit more sexy. It takes a confident man to wear makeup openly. And that confidence is a turn on as well.
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Lol. I am a modernized goth. I don't know if there is a too much liner. How I wear it and how he/they would, would be different. It would be up to standard of what he/they likes. It's the fact that this is how this person expresses themself. It's about feeling comfortable in your appearance, not putting it on for someone else. There is a difference in how someone feels when to them it is authentic compared to for costume.
gender is a fuck, no amount of eyeliner is too much!
The only time I want make up on me is when I will be in an open coffin.
On second thought I am adding a closed coffin to my will.
I'm 41.
K-pop stars are often children. I don't look at them that way, and don't follow the trend.
My generation of music would be yes I think Greenday hot. And others of the 80's, 90's & 2000's. Often rock musicians who wear liner, not k-pop.
Like most I have my generations taste in music, and something has to strike my fancy as time progress to like the new music.
But if your asking because of race, it doesn't matter what race someone is. The eyeliner is just hot on, anyone really.
Okay, I glanced through and didn't find this topic, and there was too much to read, being the third thread for asking anything.
So ladies, has a client ever called you by another name as you are in an embrace or in a hot and heavy make out session? Or any scenario you can think of?
And how did the client recover or did he just wish that you didn't hear him?
It happened to me a few of times in the past 6 months or so and wow it did not feel good, ironically it was the same name that popped up. Lol
So ladies, how did you handle it, and is it a common occurrence in your profession?
So ladies, has a client ever called you by another name as you are in an embrace or in a hot and heavy make out session? Or any scenario you can think of?
And how did the client recover or did he just wish that you didn't hear him?
It happened to me a few of times in the past 6 months or so and wow it did not feel good, ironically it was the same name that popped up. Lol
So ladies, how did you handle it, and is it a common occurrence in your profession?
I don’t mind. As long as I can suggest the partner. I don’t like when people try to match me with someone I don’t know or don’t like
I may offer gfe, but I am not your gf. I will not take it personally if someone calls out another name. It just means they are deep in their own fantasy is my assumption. It hasn't happened to me, but I wouldn't be offended. My unspoken assumption would be that is their gf or wife's name. It might even be something we talk about after as pillow talk. "Oh you mentioned this name. Is that who your dating? Was it an ex you miss? Someone you were recently with?" There is no judgement if this happens. I have heard much worse than someone else's name slip out in the heat of the moment.
I don't mind if I or the other SP has seen the client before. But would like to know who the other SP is so we can interact and get to know eachothers strengths, and preferences, come up with a gameplan so everyone enjoys the visit.
When you read reviews, do you start from page one or do you only read the most recents?
Start with most recent and work my way back if there is interest. I skip some reviews and focus on those from reliable members. I do not go back more than a year at most, unless I see a well written review that humors me.
I only check the reviews section when i’m thinking of seeing a specific companion. For example if i’m thinking of seeing Esmeralda @Ho-Ho-Ho Companions i’ll search her name & look up her reviews. Same thing if let’s say i’m thinking of seeing Josephine @PlantersEscorts or any other companion. I just don’t check out the reviews section randomly.
It was brought to my attention @Doc Holliday that we might have been talking about 2 different things.
I was thinking reviews of a specific person you’re looking to book and you were thinking about the review section in general
I was thinking reviews of a specific person you’re looking to book and you were thinking about the review section in general
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