It’s all about money, mate. If you’ve got it, you can have any girl you want.Why is friendship risky?
“Successful men are rare, beautiful girls are everywhere.”
It’s all about money, mate. If you’ve got it, you can have any girl you want.Why is friendship risky?
"Loose lips sink ships."Why is friendship risky?
Because it ruins the fantasy. And you're risking losing a client.Why is friendship risky?
That's simply untrue. Some women actually care about a man's character and how that will impact their relationship.It’s all about money, mate. If you’ve got it, you can have any girl you want.
“Successful men are rare, beautiful girls are everywhere.”
Yes I am specifically telling him it all about money!! And Mate, those girls who care about character won’t ride you like this or have you seeing stars with how they treat your junior.That's simply untrue. Some women actually care about a man's character and how that will impact their relationship.
Sure, you can attract a beautiful woman if you're a rich man, but if you're unpleasant, who would want to stick around you? Unless they're just in it for the money or for other self destructive reasons. And that's more of a reflection on you if you're okay with that.
However, OP was specifically inquiring about if a provider would actually fall in love for a man for HIM. Not his money.
Many reasons. Not everyone is trustworthy, and sometimes guys don't understand how something could compromise our safety and anonymity. I've become friends with a client who was still actively seeing providers and I didn't know that. He told other providers certain things about me, that I didn't want them to know.. he didn't have bad intentions but it still made me question things.Why is friendship risky?
None of this is true.. also no nice guy would say something like "girls who care about character won't ride you like this" or "the more you act like you don't care the more they chase" lol this is so disrespectful, honestly.Yes I am specifically telling him it all about money!! And Mate, those girls who care about character won’t ride you like this or have you seeing stars with how they treat your junior.
Let’s be real the more you act like you don’t care, the more they chase. Keep playing the nice guy and you’ll stay stuck. “Unpleasant”? Not sure why you used that word. Trust me, no one here is unpleasant — 90% of the guys are chill, funny, and good vibes.
Nice - actively spreading misogyny and toxic unhealthy relationship dynamics.Yes I am specifically telling him it all about money!! And Mate, those girls who care about character won’t ride you like this or have you seeing stars with how they treat your junior.
Let’s be real the more you act like you don’t care, the more they chase. Keep playing the nice guy and you’ll stay stuck. “Unpleasant”? Not sure why you used that word. Trust me, no one here is unpleasant — 90% of the guys are chill, funny, and good vibes.
That isn't why friendship is risky in my opinion. I have plenty of clients.. I can afford turning one person I get along with really well into a ''real friend'' (someone who knows my real identity and who I can fully be myself around), and if I decide I like someone enough to be his friend outside of this, I will not charge him to hang out, because it would be weird..Because it ruins the fantasy. And you're risking losing a client.
As a client, you are used to providers showing up as the best versions of themselves. It's the girlfriend experience minus any of the unpleasantries. It becomes mental gymnastics when you have to juggle that with the "friend" version of a client and instead of compartmentalizing, you're constantly analyzing how you should show up. Many clients can't handle that dichotomous reality. Such as yourself if I'm being honest, reading how you reply in most of your messages.
Ex: Are you actually being a true "friend"? What does being a friend mean to you? Because if a provider can't be their true selves around their "friend", why would they want to sustain that? Why would they want to perform or give the best versions of themselves that is performance, and takes a lot of work, for a "friend"? You should ask yourself if you're even capable of that.
I think I know the answers, but:I’ve been seeing a regular for the past 19 years… I realize that’s a bit out of the norm because providers come and go. She’s a great girl and we always have a good time together. I’ve found that over the years the barriers have come down, so we talk about more personal things simply because we’ve known one another for so long.
She’s been officially out of the industry for a long time, married with kids etc, but she continues to see me regardless. I’d say we’ve formed a very nice business friendship over the years. We obviously like one another as people and it’s usually just a text like hey, do you want to hang out for a bit? When we make arrangements to meet. At the heart of it, it’s a symbiotic relationship which has outlasted all of my civilization ones! lol I get what I want, and she gets what she wants. It’s just some harmless fun all the way around.
However, I’ve never once thought of it being anymore than what it is. In my 25 years plus as a hobbyist, I’ve only heard of real relationships forming between a client and provider a handful of times. We’re all human of course, but just remain cognizant of the environment in which the interaction started before you get too carried away. Put it to you like this, you might really enjoy talking to your plumber… Hell, you might even invite him over for a beer and a bbq while you watch the game if you’ve gotten chummy. Just remember though… he’ll still charge you to fix your toilet!
I believe “business friendship” says it all, but that’s just my guess.I think I know the answers, but:
Do you pay for her time?
If so, has she raised her rates for you in recent years, and does she watch the clock?
Just asking for a friend lol...
Yes, we keep things professional in that regard. She has not changed her pricing since I started seeing her. Rather, I gave her a raise on my own accord. It’s not really a money thing for her, as she said. After all, she has a stable civilian career and her husband works as well. She’s not a clock watcher, though.I think I know the answers, but:
Do you pay for her time?
If so, has she raised her rates for you in recent years, and does she watch the clock?
Just asking for a friend lol...
Does her husband know lolYes, we keep things professional in that regard. She has not changed her pricing since I started seeing her. Rather, I gave her a raise on my own accord. It’s not really a money thing for her, as she said. After all, she has a stable civilian career and her husband works as well. She’s not a clock watcher, though.
YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN SIRYes I am specifically telling him it all about money!! And Mate, those girls who care about character won’t ride you like this or have you seeing stars with how they treat your junior.
Let’s be real the more you act like you don’t care, the more they chase. Keep playing the nice guy and you’ll stay stuck. “Unpleasant”? Not sure why you used that word. Trust me, no one here is unpleasant — 90% of the guys are chill, funny, and good vibes.
I knw the price goes up.. after few months.. it’s funnyI think I know the answers, but:
Do you pay for her time?
If so, has she raised her rates for you in recent years, and does she watch the clock?
Just asking for a friend lol...
HahahaNice - actively spreading misogyny and toxic unhealthy relationship dynamics.
How does it feel to be encouraging people to take on incel mentalities?
Google narcissistHahahacheck the actual meaning of misogyny — it’s about hating women, not confidence.
Not acting needy is just power play. I’m not telling anyone to treat women like objects. I just feel great teaching people how to be a little Machiavellian.
Google machiavellian aswell![]()





