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How do SP’s know when it’s time to Retire?

How do SP’s know when it’s time to Retire?

  • Too Old

    Votes: 1 3.1%
  • Not getting Clients

    Votes: 11 34.4%
  • Fake Bookings

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Prebooking no responses

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Your Looks aren’t 25 anymore

    Votes: 2 6.3%
  • Work is a chore

    Votes: 5 15.6%
  • Not making ends meet

    Votes: 5 15.6%
  • Found a different line of Work

    Votes: 10 31.3%
  • Have a Sugar Daddy

    Votes: 7 21.9%
  • Saved Enough Money

    Votes: 11 34.4%

  • Total voters
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Robert 21

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How do SP’s know when it’s time to Retire?

I love when a SP announce they are retiring....then...comeback...

You can make 2 Choices, and your Votes are Anonymous.


#Retire
 

LC18

Incall Downtown Montreal & outcall anywhere
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Sep 8, 2020
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I took a 2-3 years break because I needed to focus on something else. I don't remember if I announced a retirement.


Most will retire when they've reached their financial goal, when they graduate therefore starting their actual career or when they have enough money to invest in a different project. Some will never retire because it's hard for them to have a regular job.
 

Anna Bijou

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How do SP’s know when it’s time to Retire?

I love when a SP announce they are retiring....then...comeback...

You can make 2 Choices, and your Votes are Anonymous.


#Retire


Haha that's why I will never announce it. How do I know I won't come back. I think it makes sense that some choose to announce it, as id imagine it's a good move financially. It's weird that we call it retiring when it's just moving on to something new, which everyone does at some point in any career/profession.

I took a break for a few years because I moved back to Quebec, wanted to do something different. I was worried about having been away from civ work for a long time and didn't want the gap in my resume to get longer.

I had no idea I'd come back, didn't really ask myself because you don't know how you'll feel in a few years. I did only civ work for a while, eventually it gets really boring (for me anyway) so I added some extra spice evenings and weekends. I missed it.

The answer is all of the above and probably many other reasons. Everyone is different. One that is common that was missed in your poll is "meeting someone/getting married". You could probably add "getting outed" too. Some of your choices are pretty funny, though.
 
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Gordon's Gin

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When there are no bookings. Usually it means they have exhausted their supply of clients. Age has nothing to do with retirement in the biz. Years ago I knew a girl that got really popular here in MERB. She was early 20s and had the look that clients wanted. She got arrogant, did not take care of herself and started to gained 20 kg. Her clients were no longer interested in paying a premium for inferior service. She was gone before she was 30 years old.

On the other hand I know a lady that was near 50, she her prices was less than half the younger girl and she offered more than most ladies. She had a good personality and every event was pleasant.
 

Obvio-0bvio

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Anxiety and depression are very common among service providers and can lead to serious disorders and mental illnesses, in my opinion. Both are extremely negative psychological effects of service providers . Many of the chronic symptoms experienced by service provider are similar to the long-term physical effects of torture. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is one of the most severe psychological effects of on service providers . Anxiety, depression, insomnia, irritability, flashbacks, emotional numbing, and hyper alertness are all symptoms of PTSD. It eventually catches up with you after many years. I'm not saying it happens to all service providers, but I would say it happens in many cases, particularly among the weaker service providers. If you think this job is simple, you are mistaken.All of these symptoms could lead to the retirement of a service provider.It's a very sensitive subject that people and even service providers avoid discussing, and many service providers I know have retired due to mental health issues.That is the primary reason why, after experiencing mental health issues, service providers will contact merb and request no review policies in order to avoid being reminded of their past. It is a step toward resolving mental health issues.I know many of you will disagree, but it is a fact among service providers.
 
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Shantie_mtl

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I think when the job start to hate of the job ...or make mental issue.. I have few friends of 50-60 years and they make very well.. better I get old better my customer are and so many repeat .. duo repeat aswell *** I did a lot duo webcam with my 60 years old friend ...
 
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Shantie_mtl

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When Service Canada sends you an old age pension application in the mail.

Some like order and a lot my friend of 60 had 350 000 followers on her account before she lost it....
 
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kabukicho

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sometimes it is also none of the above, on the poll. given a break of time, ie: the pandemic.... a forced time away from this, they can't get back into this mode to continue this work despite the money.
 

rando555

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Anxiety and depression are very common among service providers and can lead to serious disorders and mental illnesses, in my opinion. Both are extremely negative psychological effects of service providers . Many of the chronic symptoms experienced by service provider are similar to the long-term physical effects of torture. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is one of the most severe psychological effects of on service providers . Anxiety, depression, insomnia, irritability, flashbacks, emotional numbing, and hyper alertness are all symptoms of PTSD. It eventually catches up with you after many years. I'm not saying it happens to all service providers, but I would say it happens in many cases, particularly among the weaker service providers. If you think this job is simple, you are mistaken.All of these symptoms could lead to the retirement of a service provider.It's a very sensitive subject that people and even service providers avoid discussing, and many service providers I know have retired due to mental health issues.That is the primary reason why, after experiencing mental health issues, service providers will contact merb and request no review policies in order to avoid being reminded of their past. It is a step toward resolving mental health issues.I know many of you will disagree, but it is a fact among service providers.

Small sample size here but I'm also confirming that this is true.

This is especially important when trying to establish comfort - I always ask if there's any topics I should avoid, not just service restrictions
 
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