Have always had mixed feelings about ma's who hop between clubs like clock work. There are several that have rolled through all of the clubs in town, gone indy, then come back to a club. I understand trying out something different, but doing it 3-4-5 times seems a bit much. Anyways- just seeing if anyone feels the same or has input.
Do MA's who club hop, raise a red flag?
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somewhat play into my selection criteria. the ones to avoid usually tend to rant too much on their twitter timeline or here. if i have bad day everyday then time to take a break or leave for a civil job. other redflags are men hater posts or posts bragging about expensive stuff
to each their own
to each their own
I won't be averse to seeing her but the thought will be on my mind when deciding who to see.
So if I'm having the feels and she is the only one that fits my type I'll probably see her.
If there are other options I probably won't see her.
I have a good rapport with a few of the other girls and an admin or two. I'll ask around if she's cool or nah.
So if I'm having the feels and she is the only one that fits my type I'll probably see her.
If there are other options I probably won't see her.
I have a good rapport with a few of the other girls and an admin or two. I'll ask around if she's cool or nah.
I generally don't have a favorable impression of girls that jump around too often. They're either shit at their job and got fired, can't get along with other girls and think that they're hot shit, or generally are constantly trying to break rules. There's a girl on my timeline that's jumped for one spa to another since last spring, she's now just joined her fourth spa in the span of a few months and it just raises too many red flags.
In some cases I believe providers should be able to switch until they find the perfect fit. An example would be someone breaking into the business or moving to Ottawa - rates, amount of work, client expecations all factor into comfort level. I met a couple of MA's who were sort of under the radar in one context, but really came into their own and were recognized as being very good in a different context.
It is difficult to recognize the problematic MA's who switch for wrong reasons since most establishments and colleagues are too professional to post info after name and location switches.
It is difficult to recognize the problematic MA's who switch for wrong reasons since most establishments and colleagues are too professional to post info after name and location switches.
can it be a red flag? sure but there could be red flags with someone that stays at one location. someone's career in the sex industry is generally a much smaller window than other industries. If a provider wants to see if the grass really is greener somewhere else let them
I don't pay much attention to it personally.
I don't pay much attention to it personally.
