My first client was using Terb as a super store for a SO. He was focussing on one woman after another trying to find one that fit his expectations. When he booked me I pretty well had figured it out by reading posts and reviews. I thought it was creepy but sounded like if I played along I could make a lot of money easily.
I guess after a few trips and being with him it went from creepy to a series of great experiences that paid well. I knew his history and expected to be dumped at any time, so I kept reminding myself that it was not real.
In record time I had reached my financial goal and was ready to quit the SP world and I had to face the fact that I was happy when I was with my client. I struggled with so many contradictory thoughts. I knew I was the only woman he brought to his home, the only one that met his daughter and grand-son, the only one that met his friends. I believed I was special to him. I could not decide if I wanted him, wanted the life style, or wanted how I felt when I was with him.
I told him in April that I was quitting the entire SP lifestyle and I would never see any client again. He just sort of looked crushed and left the suite. I grab a robe, chased him to the elevator, kissed him, and said I heard he might be looking for a GF.
So here are my questions:
Do many men come here sub-consciously or deliberately looking for a SO?
I am still struggling with the “do I love him or do I love his life style”. For me, his having money per say was and is not much of a turn on. His making more in a year at 59 than most men ever could is a huge turn on. I am turned on that he is successful. My question is, do we fall in love with the entire package or with the man? Can we separate the man from what he does and is?
I discovered that what I needed was not what I thought I needed. I would never have dated a man his age before. But since I did spend time with him, I found it soothed and satisfied father issues that had been nagging at me. I adore being treated like a princess and just being able to feel safe. Is that normal?
I guess after a few trips and being with him it went from creepy to a series of great experiences that paid well. I knew his history and expected to be dumped at any time, so I kept reminding myself that it was not real.
In record time I had reached my financial goal and was ready to quit the SP world and I had to face the fact that I was happy when I was with my client. I struggled with so many contradictory thoughts. I knew I was the only woman he brought to his home, the only one that met his daughter and grand-son, the only one that met his friends. I believed I was special to him. I could not decide if I wanted him, wanted the life style, or wanted how I felt when I was with him.
I told him in April that I was quitting the entire SP lifestyle and I would never see any client again. He just sort of looked crushed and left the suite. I grab a robe, chased him to the elevator, kissed him, and said I heard he might be looking for a GF.
So here are my questions:
Do many men come here sub-consciously or deliberately looking for a SO?
I am still struggling with the “do I love him or do I love his life style”. For me, his having money per say was and is not much of a turn on. His making more in a year at 59 than most men ever could is a huge turn on. I am turned on that he is successful. My question is, do we fall in love with the entire package or with the man? Can we separate the man from what he does and is?
I discovered that what I needed was not what I thought I needed. I would never have dated a man his age before. But since I did spend time with him, I found it soothed and satisfied father issues that had been nagging at me. I adore being treated like a princess and just being able to feel safe. Is that normal?