A case in point!
This of course for me would be the ideal. I can`t begin to tell you how badly I would feel if a, for example, young sp would not want to be with me. I would feel terrible to put anyone through that, never mind suffering the fallout from the encounter. Now I am not exactly Quasimodo but I am older and can appreciate the possible mental conflict for an 18 year old. I try to stick to the older ladies (i.e. 35 yrs my last one). I can recall where that kind of problem surfaced in the past on this board. Take the following case in point: (This happened to muffinbuffer last December)
Read the entire account here:https://merb.cc/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=30203&highlight=rachel
Now by all accounts this guy handles himself with class. It is possible that a language problem combined with chemistry may have been the culprit. It might have been his age (though he doesn`t address that issue). Or the sp in question was simply not in the proper frame of mind to work that night. Many reported good experiences with her and she is very attractive. Could this have been a case where all could have been avoided by offering her a choice? Maybe! In any event this is a prime example of mixing fire and gasoline. I feel badly for both of them.
Needless to say the idea that when the agency is asking for preferences, a couple of questions to ascertain an sp`s no no`s would be a great idea. Or perhaps the agency should be prepared to answer if asked. And it would be great if the agencies made it clear to their sp`s that if the customer asked if she was okay with him that it would be okay to refuse. Not sure of the practicalities or logistics. Beyond that, I am not sure what the answer would be.
I think that your very valid comment would also add to the leisure of refusal both on the SP side and the customer side. We know it is done, for different reasons, and it should not be seen as an insult but more as honesty between the parties. Of course this should be done in a very courteous and respectful manner and without attempting to hurt anyone’s feelings.
Better to cancel an encounter than to have an uncomfortable one. I am well aware that this may be a little more difficult to do for the agency women, for different administrative reasons (driver availability etc) but it would be my thought that it’s a win win situation for everyone: happy ladies, happy customer, happy agency.
But even before getting to this point maybe a better definition of the prospective customer should be asked. We as customers always ask multiple questions concerning looks, age measurements and on and on. Why couldn’t this be applied to ourselves as customers ?
Hold on folks, I’m not talking about a customer web site.
But a few basic questions such as age, services expected, race etc could rapidly be asked and if a lady is really not at ease with a customer, example in the 60 age bracket, well ok let’s pass on, otherwise you can well imagine the comfort level of the encounter.
Maybe I am way in left field in dream land thinking this, but I guess it’s normal since the hobby is based on dreams.
This of course for me would be the ideal. I can`t begin to tell you how badly I would feel if a, for example, young sp would not want to be with me. I would feel terrible to put anyone through that, never mind suffering the fallout from the encounter. Now I am not exactly Quasimodo but I am older and can appreciate the possible mental conflict for an 18 year old. I try to stick to the older ladies (i.e. 35 yrs my last one). I can recall where that kind of problem surfaced in the past on this board. Take the following case in point: (This happened to muffinbuffer last December)
This left me with a dilemma: she wouldn`t do a BJ. It was nearly physically impossible to do any sort of penetrative FS. She wouldn`t allow COF or COB. I have never seen the point of hand jobs. She was no fun to talk to, and wouldn`t even smile. I couldn`t really see where this appointment could possibly lead. About 20 minutes after she arrived, I asked her to call her driver and pointed to her money on the desk. It was no surprise that she was bewildered. I tried explaining "I guess we just don`t click" and even "thank you for trying." She ended up calling the agency and handing me her phone to talk to Chris (I think). He started saying she`d said I "didn`t want to pay her" even though we`d "started and she`d done some things" with me. I appreciated the opportunity to clarify that I wasn`t refusing to pay. I just wanted her to leave. He wanted to know if the problem were looks (not really), mechanical service (you bet), or attitude (bingo!). He asked me to give her the phone so he could explain to her and said he`d call me back in a few minutes to discuss the issue more. I had a problem with my in-room internet so am posting this from home 2 days later. I`ve not yet had a call back.
Read the entire account here:https://merb.cc/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=30203&highlight=rachel
Now by all accounts this guy handles himself with class. It is possible that a language problem combined with chemistry may have been the culprit. It might have been his age (though he doesn`t address that issue). Or the sp in question was simply not in the proper frame of mind to work that night. Many reported good experiences with her and she is very attractive. Could this have been a case where all could have been avoided by offering her a choice? Maybe! In any event this is a prime example of mixing fire and gasoline. I feel badly for both of them.
Needless to say the idea that when the agency is asking for preferences, a couple of questions to ascertain an sp`s no no`s would be a great idea. Or perhaps the agency should be prepared to answer if asked. And it would be great if the agencies made it clear to their sp`s that if the customer asked if she was okay with him that it would be okay to refuse. Not sure of the practicalities or logistics. Beyond that, I am not sure what the answer would be.