I agree with you, my friend. There are many factors that can influence what appeals to us and what doesn't, and it's completely understandable. Ultimately, we are paying for the quality of service, not for the service provider's appearance, whether they have tattoos, their body type, or the color of their skin. We all have our own preferences, which I deeply respect. Personally, I prioritize a service provider's ability to leave a customer satisfied over their physical appearance, especially considering that I may not encounter them again. I have always valued quality of service over looks, as that is essential to me. It's worth noting that I may have a different perspective from others, but that's just how I perceive the world. Perhaps my opinion may not carry much weight, but it is important to me.
I respect your opinion but what you wrote here does not apply to me at all, and I would argue that it probably does not for a lot of clients. Yes, I am paying for a service but the appearance is just as important to me. Imagine you want to book a BBBJ session with COB at the end. Would you rather have Quasimodo look-alike do it or a beautiful woman who is just your type? If it doesn't make a difference to you, I am sure you can safe yourself a lot of money and you are certainly a bigger man than I am.
While I may not pay much attention to other details, the professionalism and positive attitude of the service providers are key factors in shaping my experience. As I've mentioned previously, I have a different perspective on the world and tend to see things in a unique way. I hope that my comments and weirdness won't be off-putting to you.
I would say 10% in my case, and noting above the breasts, in the neck and the figure. Nor on the fingers.
I used to be way more intolerant but I’ve learned to live with it.
Its your preference and its fine but its really not the same for everyone. For me look is as important as the service. Its both part of the experience.
Hey buddy, I value yours and everyone's perspective.While physical appearance may be impressive, what truly matters to me is the level of service provided. A person may be attractive, but if their service is lacking, it can lead to a disappointing experience. On the other hand, someone who is more modest in appearance but excels in providing top-notch service will leave a lasting positive impression. Personally, I prioritize remembering someone based on the quality of service they offer rather than their looks. In Montreal, the best service providers are famous for their exceptional service rather than their beauty. When paying for a service, I believe that appearance is only a minor detail. I prefer a service provider who may not be the most the most attractive but consistently delivers outstanding service and displays a positive attitude. This approach ensures a favorable and memorable experience, unlike encountering a very attractive service provider whose poor service and attitude would lead to a negative encounter.
