Once again I don't want to argue with you, but the opposite happens too. Actually regulars do leave, and they know we count on regulars specifically to make money.. A lot of regulars start expecting more and more from you, more time outside of bookings, sometimes they ask for discounts or special packages, they will message you outside of bookings, etc. There are many many providers in Montreal and in Toronto. Ideally regulars will stay because they feel like they are getting something special with you, that they can't get with someone else.. But we are very aware of being replaceable, and it can create weird power dynamics.If a client sees a provider too much, you have to be careful, as the SP will start taking you for granted. She knows you're a regular, and "aren't going anywhere,"
I agree it's our job to make the client feel special and to build connections with them. This is kinda weird that she never offered you these services but started offering them to others.. It is possible that the mileage varied with many clients, and she felt pressured to offer these services with new clients because she feared that she was losing business. I wouldn't call that manipulative, but it's not exactly a smart move because obviously people will find out.. I understand why this didn't make you feel good, too. I'm sorry.Same rates, but I guess my mileage varied with her.
To tie it into this thread, yes it is possible for providers to develop feelings, but RARELY is the case. The providers' job is to make you feel special but that's as far as it goes. In my case, I felt special until I came on this board. Now I'm taking my ball and going to another court!
This is exactly my point, in my experience, sometimes clients want to believe in this fantasy so badly that they will push this narrative onto you and exploit it. Many of us actually fear losing our clients and not having business. I know that for me, it takes a really long time until I will fire a client.. I give many chances. I often find out that my regulars have lied to me to manipulate me or make me feel some type of way, I often feel like they are pressuring me to expand our connection outside of bookings and give them free time. One client made me feel bad for not instantly responding to his multiple emails by telling me I am the only provider he sees, but I knew he was lying lol. Another client didn't want me to know that he saw some of my colleagues, for some reason, and pretended he was having his first duo with me when I found out later that it wasn't the case. Weird.The interpersonal dynamics are what they are and the combo of any 2 people is it's own unique thing. But to go back to the original question, the answer is yes - It does happen that providers can develop feelings. But on the other hand, as we've read these tales told in this thread, sometimes being kind and warm to a client gets misinterpreted. And sometimes it gets exploited. And sometimes the client will leverage things, which is a form of coercion, and coercion nullifies the idea that's its genuine. But the advice in my signature stands - take that advice as a client and enjoy the ride. There are few things on this earth as enjoyable as this with the right ladies.
They don't necessarily have negative intentions, but I think the fact that this is a service that involves tenderness and intimacy can make the client feel like lines are blurred, even if they're not.. Sometimes even if I give several reminders and break the fourth wall often, they still hold on to this idea. I don't know if I mentioned this, but I had a client that I saw every 2 months for one or two years.. He kept telling me he felt like we had a special connection, because he liked our conversations. He was a really mild manner and soft spoken guy but I always felt like there was something weird about him. He became comfortable and started taking longer and longer to leave even if I'd get up and put my clothes on.. Once the time was up he'd hop in the shower and stay there for 20 whole minutes, then he would try to hold me hostage and stand by the door and talk to me for a long time. He often ended up taking 30-40 extra minutes of my time.
Just giving these examples to illustrate my point that we are not all these manipulative temptresses who hate our clients and will take everything from them callously. Sometimes it's actually the other way around. Some clients will make a point of telling you that they get certain things from other providers.. like free dates and discounts, or gifts even. One guy had the nerve to take hours of my time discussing the booking with me, told me it was his first time with a provider in Quebec and he only saw someone in France during his vacation. I kept telling him that he was being inappropriate by bringing up weird fantasies. A learning experience. In person he ''punished me'' for telling him that I had a hard time with the way he was communicating during the booking process.. He purposely stuck his tongue down my throat in a really unpleasant way, and after the service he started talking to me about other colleagues, including someone he ''had a really bad time with, and he was glad I wasn't like her''??? Then he mentioned someone else, and said ''she truly loves sex and was the best experience I ever had, I could tell she wasn't faking. you on the other had, I'm not sure! You have to prove me that it's worth booking you a second time''...
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