During the first session ....

[Born2Star]

When you see a lady for the first time, MP or SP doesn't matter. If during the session she told you she has kids (but of course her body doesn't show a tiny hint)... Are you...

a) turned off?
b) turned on?
c) or neutral?

Also do you think she said that to you because

a) she doesn't like you as a client and wants to drive you away.
b) she's so comfortable with you to share these during the first session.
c) or she tells everyone anyway?

 

[great bear]

She want to share another child solely with you.

 

[whitewaterguy]

I might share that I have kids too, then suggest we get on with our session

 

[DanJ]

What's the context of her telling you this? The very first SP I saw told me she had kids, but it was in the course of conversation after we had done the deed. "So any plans this weekend", she asks. "Not a lot, taking the kids to the zoo". "Oh yeah? I took my kids there 3 weeks ago, make sure you stop and see the gorilla exhibit.". Something innocent like that doesn't lead me to think anything of it.

Another one, I made a comment about her nice boobs. She said "thanks. my son's girlfriend has an awesome rack. Kids these days huh? She gets hers naturally and I had to pay 15 grand for mine" lol.

 

[Victoria~Catherina]

When you see a lady for the first time, MP or SP doesn't matter. If during the session she told you she has kids (but of course her body doesn't show a tiny hint)... Are you...

a) turned off?
b) turned on?
c) or neutral?

Also do you think she said that to you because

a) she doesn't like you as a client and wants to drive you away.
b) she's so comfortable with you to share these during the first session.
c) or she tells everyone anyway?

We are woman , and do breed . lol,

 

[rex_baner]

Not sure why it would matter, but naw. It doesn't bother me one bit

 

[Frankfooter]

Not sure why it would matter, but naw. It doesn't bother me one bit

Doesn't matter to me, in fact sometimes the mom's are more fun.
Had a session with an agency girl that was clearly a mother, and said so. She also said she really enjoyed the work and appreciated that she could support her family with part time, flexible day work.
And someone who has had to go through the daily human messes and imperfections that kids are can also be a bit more understanding and accepting of our imperfections, not that I have any, of course.