Ask us anything part 3
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If does not want to repeat on his own then it’s better I don’t see him again. Having to tell a client I would like for him to come back just isn’t something I would do.
If the time we have spent together wasn’t enough for him to want to see me again then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I like before because I feel sexier when I don’t feel full but it’s not always possible
I don't ask/beg anyone to repeat, as that would be odd and a tad desperate haha. But I do sometimes say "I'll keep your contact so that next time you message me, I'll know it's you and I'll be super happy to see you again!"
After is best because post-sex food just tastes better somehow, but I'm good with both.
That is kind of a question, that I don't think any sp should answer. Say they have exited a appointment with a client they found creepy, why would they divulge that here. Nothing good can come of telling merb yes, I have exited from a date. Someone who could be on here and gets obsessed with an sp could see that an sp they like said yes in an answer and then if they felt inclined try to trap them in an appointment. I don't think any sp should answer that details or not. On here people know many of the sps, websites, how to contact them, social media profile etcetera. They are somewhat open. They don't have any background on merb clients, or the people who read merb but, do not post.
If by "exit plan" you mean grabbing my stuff and leaving, yes, I've done that before.
I don't think it's very nice to ask people questions about (or related to) the potentially traumatic things they've gone through though.
It means that you can’t really ask “anything” as the title of the thread implies.
That being said common sense dictates that there are some questions that should not be asked and this thread was meant to be an informative thread and much of it is actually helpful.
Yeah, common sense isn't so common sometimes... haha.
My question was rhetorical in a way. I was just wondering where we draw the line because obviously some things don't need to be asked, like "have you ever been alone with a dangerous client?" or "what's your real name?". Asterisk or not, like you said it's just common sense!
Nachoy has been mostly asking questions that are immature or not well intentioned. Most of the time I just ignore them.
Yes ask anything but also use your head, most people don’t want to relive their trauma just to satisfy your curiosity.
Yes ask anything but also use your head, most people don’t want to relive their trauma just to satisfy your curiosity.
I just end all good sessions with, I hope to hear back from you soon. I wouldn't say it if I didn't feel like that, I don't leave bad visits saying I hope they contact back.
I don't, when they contact me back I see it as an ego boost that they want me back again, but I always leave a visit assuming it might likely be the last time I ever see them.
I get callbacks, so I guess I am right and wrong. For many we are just 1 time trial fun, and for others they are looking for people they can repeat with. It's about being what is needed at the moment, and accepting and being fine with that.
Everyone has had the need to use an exit plan at one point or another. This is not a question to be asking, unless your looking for a victim who doesn't have the strength to leave when they feel they should.
A few times I have showed up and left, before even entering the person's appartment, because of the creepy vibe they gave off before even reaching 'behind closed doors'.
Just because someone is willing to pay for time or services, doesn't grant them the right to make an SP uncomfortable, cross boundaries, or even demand acceptance too their poor behavior.
I would hope my sister's, brothers, and other gendered siblings in this line of work, know they do not have to tollerate someone who makes them uncomfortable enough to count as creepy or dangerous, and have the complete right to walk away if they feel that is the right decision for them.
We meet all sorts. And absolutely some need to be walked away from and turned down.
Since this is ask anyone anything, I can answer your question from the perspective of my 3 years delivering pizza in a large city while employed as a manager of a pizzeria. Back in my 20s. Which was a long time ago.
I frequently went on the road on Friday and Saturday nights, and I did deliver pizza to some pretty creepy houses, with creepy clients. I did have an exit plan which was to remove the pizza from its thermal pouch, place on the front porch and run to my car, which I would sometimes keep running depending on the neighborhood. This exit plan assumed I was paid up front. If not I would run with the pizza in hand, or drop it if it was deemed to hinder my attempts at emulating Ben Johnson.
One time a guy did try to rob me. I was in a dicy neighborhood. I made the delivery. I was walking back to my car and he was walking behind me. He saw my uniform and the pizza sign on my car. He said "hey! Can you give me a ride back! My brother Billy works there with you." Problem was he didn't know I was manager rather than just driver and I knew we didn't have anyone named Billy on staff either that night or any night. I looked behind me and saw I was way closer to my car than he was to me so I ran to car, got in and floored it!
More often though my exit plan revolved around dogs. I will risk the attendant trauma to relive one such experience. I delivered the pie and on my way back to the car, discovered someone had let their pit bull out. The pit bull saw me, let out a low growl. It was not leashed and I realized this was gonna get hairy. I was between my car and the pit bull and I realized a full sprint to the car would likely beat it. I went into a full sprint and the pit bull went into chase mode. It was just like the movie Fletch. I got in the car just as he got to my car. It didn't jump on the hood like the dog in Fletch did, but just stood next to my car loudly barking and looking at me. It looked like it was daring me to come back out the car. I stuck my tongue out at it, and drove off.
I was shaken by the last experience and didn't go back to that neighborhood for deliveries. Too dicy of a neighborhood and I just told the residents we expanded the no delivery zone and they could pick up their pies. They usually did.
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