Is It Appropriate to Inquire About Menu Options with Service Providers?

[KatalinaS.]

Because so many men are obsessed with menus I made one as a joke View attachment 79552

love it!!

 

[Obvio-0bvio]

I can't talk against Ferrari because back in the days they sent me some amazing SP, Kim, Marie (best BJJJ ever blue eyes black hair breath taking beauty), Katrina (small spinner with amazing body) and the list goes on, Yes they did send me bad SP too but I had a lot more positive encounters then negative ones. But back then the price did vary I think at first it was like 180$, then it change to 200$ and 220$, but the last time I book with then it was 240$ tried to cancel but the women said the SP is already on her way to you. That was the last time I paid that much for an SP. Wildtimes sent me some amazing SP too, Christina, a French girls BBW but man was she HOT, Kelly was her name, she had come back from vacation tanned from head to toe and her face and eyes. MTLGFE also had amazing providers but I think I book 1 or 2 times with them.

But I do mind paying that much money for 1h of sex I don't have the means to to do, and at 280-300$ if I end up with a bad service I would be like yeah okay.

Guess that now this hobby will be for people who have tones of money and the little fish like me would be better off trying to find another girlfriend.

When I contacted Ferrary back in he days , also known as Fantasie or Fantasme, their rates were just $120 per hour, which I found incredibly reasonable back then.You don't need to be wealthy to indulge in your hobbies; as long as you don't go overboard, and understanding the industry can help you enjoy it within your means. Additionally, thanks to platforms like Merb to guide you in finding what you need. However, I do feel bad for individuals , who save up for a service provider only to be let down. Imagine dedicating three months of your hard earned savings to service provider, only to be disappointed with a disaster service.Now he has to wait another three months to save for a different provider.

 

[User_9]

Some people seem to forget that SPs operate in a legal gray area. You can never expect a menu because YMMV is based on consent alone. If a restaurant refuses you services because they don't like your vibe/race/culture it's discrimination. But on here it can be a question of safety for the SPs, both physical and for their personal life. I agree it's unfortunate for clients who aren't troublemakers but they ultimately have no rights in the matter.

 

[skarsga]

Put that way, asking for a menu at a rendezvous seems crass to me. Doing so expressly for the purposes of later posting an online review also doesn't smell right to me.

On the other hand, having a frank discussion about boundaries and preferences has never gone wrong for me. Reviews are helpful to paint a picture, but ultimately that won't be the exact scenario that day.

YMMV is an infuriatingly vague term but I think it is the best expression of the inherent variability of these scenarios.

Even seeing the same young lady, same time of day, similar time of year - can have two entirely distinct experiences despite most of the variables being controlled.

 

[LC18]

Put that way, asking for a menu at a rendezvous seems crass to me. Doing so expressly for the purposes of later posting an online review also doesn't smell right to me.

On the other hand, having a frank discussion about boundaries and preferences has never gone wrong for me. Reviews are helpful to paint a picture, but ultimately that won't be the exact scenario that day.

YMMV is an infuriatingly vague term but I think it is the best expression of the inherent variability of these scenarios.

Even seeing the same young lady, same time of day, similar time of year - can have two entirely distinct experiences despite most of the variables being controlled.

Totally but just being upfront with what you want is usually well received by most SW.

“Hey X! I just saw your ad and was immediately attracted. I was just wondering if you offered the option of making nachos because I’m really into that. If you don’t I would understand.”

“Hey X! I would really like to meet you. Just wondering if making nachos was an option. If not maybe you are ok with making tacos. Let me know”

 

[Julia Fontaine]

It is absolutely acceptable to explore options and directly ask a service provider about the services they offer. In fact, I suggest this approach to ensure you are well-informed and have a great experience. That’s why I write everything in detail in a special booking form for those who like to know and choose in advance.

Additionally, I’ve placed those details in a 21+ section to ensure that no underage individuals can access this information, as it contains really raw details.

If you're looking to include these details in your reviews, it could certainly streamline responses and provide clearer information for potential clients. As for the etiquette, it’s perfectly appropriate to politely ask for a straightforward rundown of services, even if you’re not interested in all the extras. Having this information can enhance the depth of your review and offer a more complete picture of what’s available.