How are you proposing to change that?The weak and vunerable shouldn't be in this industry...this is for the head strong.
Because certainly in my experience while I have met a good number of smart, strong willed SP's, I've also met a bunch who were plainly young women still trying to figure things out.
Certainly when I visit an SP I absolutely do assess her mood and feelings and do not push her into doing something she's uncomfortable with, simply out of basic respect for a fellow human being. It's important to me that the transaction be a win-win for both parties. I am not there, perhaps unlike you, only to "climb on an get you moneys worth" which I guess to you means pushing for the maximum number of services without any regard whether or not the SP is happy to provide them.
In the context of hard drugs, I guess pushing an SP who is not comfortable giving a BBBJ to give one is pretty much the equivalent of pushing her to do hard drugs with you when she doesn't want to. The consequences are a bit different, though, she'll probably get over giving the BBBJ without any ill effects, but may wind up addicted to the drugs you pushed on her. That said, there's little difference in the fact that either way you're abusing your position and basically failing to cut it as a decent human being.
And again, I think in an *incall* situation SP's are generally slightly more empowered to set their own ground rules, in a way that they are not when they arrive on your home turf and potentially "join your party" which already has certain expectations.
Plainly there is an important role for agency owners here, in making sure that new SP's feel empowered to say "no", and are made to understand that it's OK to piss off a client who asks for something they don't want to provide, that there are other clients, and that it's not a big deal.