I was on a duo date earlier this year and the other SP shave the client’s pubes. I stood there not knowing what to do because clearly we don’t need to be 2 for that and obviously I wasn’t going to do anything intimate to either of them.
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While I can understand why some guys might be turned on by this, I would never let anyone shave my pubes under any circumstances. It's a delicate procedure and the potential for cutting is enormous. I one time had to cancel a date which was either a 2 or 3 hour booking due to a severe cut while shaving. I shave by feel mostly, and when you do, your confidence in any other person getting the job done is zero.
I think some of the razors are so good in quality now, that it isn't nearly as dangerous as it was 5 years go. The Gillette handheld intimate razor blade is so well designed. I am talking about the non-electric one. Comes with two blades and they also sell a corresponding shaving cream specially designed for pubes. Use this in the shower and the blade is good for about 3 months. I wouldn't need a SP to shave my groin area but, if they wanted to with this razor I wouldn't have a problem. I probably wouldn't though in the interest of time and I would have taken care of it before the SP arrived.
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That's such an awesomely weird thing to do during a duo encounter. So what did you end up doing actually?
Shrug and awkwardly masturbate? Yell encouragement? "Yeah shave him good!"
I just stood there and watched because there wasn’t anything more I could have done
The only downside to having an SP shave your privates is that if there is a cut during the process, she will not proceed with anything with her mouth or privates after that.
If a guy shows up to an appointment with a "band aid" stuck to his testicles, I'm sure there would be a lot of questions asked. I know that if I saw any cuts on a ladies pubes area I would be hesitant in going downtown with my mouth.
If a guy shows up to an appointment with a "band aid" stuck to his testicles, I'm sure there would be a lot of questions asked. I know that if I saw any cuts on a ladies pubes area I would be hesitant in going downtown with my mouth.
This is why I one time had to cancel an appointment with an SP, although the cut was actually on the penis shaft. I was using an electric ManGroomer (the blades are not that sharp) at the time. Coming up with it from underneath, I nicked the shaft. Was a real bleeder, there is huge blood flow to the penis and you find out in these moments the facts of your biology. I was surprised because the long handle and relatively dull blades lulled me into a sense of comfort and security using it.
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I could tick off around 10 movies in answer to this question, and they would all be old classics. But one stands out in my head for 2 reasons: the music, and the ending, which is tragic. The Bridge Over The River Kwai (1957) won the Academy Award for Best Picture and the Academy Award for Best Actor for Sir Alex Guiness. Alec Guiness's haunting final line in the film, "What Have I Done???", represents the greatest screen epiphany in film history:
Yes and I wasn't a huge fan of that honestly... I did it for a client once, and I didn't love that request. Why ask a SP to do this?
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Why do you want to know this?
There is no one size fits all solution to enter the industry. When I started a lot of people gave me bad advice, and some gave me advice that saved my life. A lot of people refused to give me advice altogether. I started at a MP and then saw clients independently and went back to 2 different MPs only to become fully independent last year.
It's really important to have a support system and reliable people around because a lot of SP's are competitive and jealous and will not hesitate to sabotage you or will antagonize you when you join the industry. There is a lot of judgement too. You have to know who to trust and definitely ask for guidance particularly when it comes to safety. I feel like even just in the past 6 months, I've learned a lot.
This job is by nature ''part time'' and by this I mean that very few people work as a SP 40 hours a week all year long. But not taking the job seriously can get you in trouble. When I first started I didn't have a website, no verified ads, etc. I branded myself very poorly and I didn't know what I was doing.. Mostly because I didn't think I would be doing it longer than a few months. It's really important to make the right choices because they will impact your safety, your reputation, your health etc..
And honestly it's hard to take advice from other SP's because what works for one may not work for somebody else.
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You can say that again! Have experienced it again and again when some SPs say nasty things about others.
However, have also met quite a few who say nice things about other SPs and actually recommend them.
This isn't an invitation to shit on SPs tho. There's a reason why we are pitted against each other and why there is competition. There's a reason why this is a very competitive industry. I'll let u think about this one
Isn't this thread supposed to be about folks asking questions and SP's providing answers? Not everyone chiming in with their answers about their favorite movies...
There is one individual who has an habit to ask questions that are very off topic
