Pourquoi autant de time waster ?

[Julia Sky]

Ah alors là s'ils pensent et leurs intentions avoir des offres et un traitement préférentiel en disant ça, ça change tout. Je comprend alors

Je l'avais pourtant déjà écrit dans le premier commentaire auquel tu as répondu, mais j'imagine que tu as lu en diagonale et répondu trop vite.

 

[Merbified]

Je l'avais pourtant déjà écrit dans le premier commentaire auquel tu as répondu, mais j'imagine que tu as lu en diagonale et répondu trop vite.

Diagnonale, nope. J'ai compris ta perspective.. J'en avais juste une différente en tant que client lol

 

[Julia Sky]

Diagnonale, nope. J'ai compris ta perspective.. J'en avais juste une différente en tant que client lol

C'est de l'expérience vécue pas une perspective mais merci pour ton intervention j'imagine.

 

[Merbified]

C'est de l'expérience vécue pas une perspective mais merci pour ton intervention j'imagine.

Aucunement une intervention‍♂️ Take it as you wish though darling

 

[Shantie_mtl]

Another classic

 

[Lunaseraphim]

Aucunement une intervention‍♂️ Take it as you wish though darling

En société, le fait de voir des escortes en encore tabou. Les gens ont des idées préconçues négatives au sujet des clients des escortes, alors que certaines études démontrent qu'un pourcentage assez élevé des hommes ont déjà eu recours aux services d'une TDS. Ces idées préconçues heurtent tout le monde. D'après moi c'est pour ça que beaucoup d'utilisateurs ici sont sur la défensive et se fâchent quand on parle de nos mauvais clients, même si on dit ''pas tous les clients!'' ''ce n'est pas la majorité!'', alors que cela ne les concerne pas.

Certains mauvais clients pensent que nous avons peur de nos clients ou que nous nous soucions de leur apparence physique, et ils en profitent. Ils croient nous rassurer en nous disant qu'ils sont blanc, ''respectueux'' et ''en forme''. (quand quelqu'un me dit qu'il est respectueux mais ne me donne pas son nom, ça n'est pas tellement de bon augure)

 

[slychrono]

Another classic
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Edmonton? Ça doit être dans le Vieux-Longueil, juste à côté du Alfa.

 

[Shantie_mtl]

Edmonton? Ça doit être dans le Vieux-Longueil, juste à côté du Alfa.

Exact .. mon nom est shantie mtl.. mon adresse est écris www.shantiemontreal.com

Mon site web est écris Location 1ere chose Longueuil.. ensuite where im located et écris sur tous mes annonces... ils ont le droit de vote ?!

 

[neverbored]

Exact .. mon nom est shantie mtl.. mon adresse est écris www.shantiemontreal.com

Mon site web est écris Location 1ere chose Longueuil.. ensuite where im located et écris sur tous mes annonces... ils ont le droit de vote ?!

huh ?

 

[MasterPat]

Exact .. mon nom est shantie mtl.. mon adresse est écris www.shantiemontreal.com

Mon site web est écris Location 1ere chose Longueuil.. ensuite where im located et écris sur tous mes annonces... ils ont le droit de vote ?!

Yep, contrary to a high school diploma, there is no test to gain the right to vote.

I often say to things when people are baffle by the average intelligence of people.

The 1st one is: imagine the average person. Now think of their intelligence level. Now understand that half of the population around you are dumber than that individual.

The 2nd one is more from personnal experience. I worked in a hospital for some years. There was an older section with an elevator to acces other floors, but that entire section was without any units where patients would stay overnight. Next to the button to call the elevator, there was a sign saying exactly that. The same sign was also on the outside door and inside next to the buttons.

So even thougj there was 3 signs mentionning that you couldn't get to a patient room using that elevator, people would still show up in the HR department looking for their relative or friend.

The moral of all this. People are dumb and can't read.

 

[Shantie_mtl]

huh ?

C'est quoi la question ?

 

[Shantie_mtl]

Yep, contrary to a high school diploma, there is no test to gain the right to vote.

I often say to things when people are baffle by the average intelligence of people.

The 1st one is: imagine the average person. Now think of their intelligence level. Now understand that half of the population around you are dumber than that individual.

The 2nd one is more from personnal experience. I worked in a hospital for some years. There was an older section with an elevator to acces other floors, but that entire section was without any units where patients would stay overnight. Next to the button to call the elevator, there was a sign saying exactly that. The same sign was also on the outside door and inside next to the buttons.

So even thougj there was 3 signs mentionning that you couldn't get to a patient room using that elevator, people would still show up in the HR department looking for their relative or friend.

The moral of all this. People are dumb and can't read.

J'ai fait un site très simple & minimalistes.. bref... mais bon ... cest tous a votre avantage de bien vous introduire ♡ vous sortez du lot

 

[LeDodo]

I assume the ones that do ask for it want to know your skin color. The SPs participating here (Shantie, Julia etc) seem to not care about this and even mentioned being somewhat a bit "offended" when clients specify it, so i doubt you will have a clear answer unless some other SP who usually don't post decide to. But yeah i doubt it matter for SPs if you are an english man from the UK or a Swedish man. Im caricaturing but basically both are tourist and both can come in different colors/race. Its not a "proper answer". My guess is you can either say "Quebecois blanc" or "French Canadian White", or maybe use the term "caucasian" wich is the technical term, if you happen to be that race. And if you are African-American (or whatever is the correct term these days) just say it. For brown peoples i think its just easier to say the nationality. Again not saying there is not white or black indians, but if you say Indian im sure they will expect the typical brown indian person.

I'm French but ethnicity wise Asian.
But when I talk my French accent betrays me (and in any foreign language I speak unfortunately).

 

[Halloween Mike]

I'm French but ethnicity wise Asian.
But when I talk my French accent betrays me (and in any foreign language I speak unfortunately).

There is no problem with that lol. I have someone in my familly that was born in China but adopted very young, she speak the same as us but look 100% Chinese...

 

[LeDodo]

There is no problem with that lol. I have someone in my familly that was born in China but adopted very young, she speak the same as us but look 100% Chinese...

I used to work in Hong Kong and was always asked where I am from. Same when I lived in China with my broken mandarin.
And now here with coworkers right after the end of COVID:
They: hey how come your French is flawless? Where did you learn it?
Me: because I'm French ...

 

[LeDodo]

On this specific part... I think personally its ok to ask a few questions even if you don't intend to book right now. Obviously don't promise you'll do it tough and keep short and simple. Especially on services, of course if its clearly said "restrictions : this and that" and they still ask i agree its pushing boundaries but if its not mentioned at all i think its fair game to ask no? Not all providers who allow cim or cof for instance will list it on their website. Asking then become the only way to know for sure.

Otherwise im with you on the rest, i know there is lots of time wasters unfortunately.

I did ask questions before booking to make sure it can happen for example logistic wise.
Out of respect, afterwards, I did send a proper intro with lot details to show my good faith (real name and ID).
But I understand having to entertain so many questions and maybe from multiple persons takes lot of time. And unfortunately for lot of not most of the time time wasted.