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Seeing SP off the clock

Titalian

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I had a client for 8 years; we saw each other every other Saturday night and eventually I relaxed my rules and started to extend my hours to him. He subsequently moved to New York. It worked out for both of us because we both enjoyed each other's company. He took me dining, to movies and to major events. I helped him through the break up of his marriage and the healing occurring after. We were really good friends. We were extremely close as far as friends go and confided in each other a great deal. He knew peonies were my favorite flower and not a June went by without my recieving a box of peonies from the florist. He was very attentive that way. He would tell me about the girls he was dating and I would offer him advice. He wished I was out of the business, but also enjoyed the benefits of my being in it. He was a cop. Some how the lines didn't get blurred, we respected our friendship too much. The age difference was huge, with him being much younger than me and him loving an older woman. It was very erotic that way. I still think about him often and will always miss him.
I luv your honesty, Marla. Great story! Some of you, are human!
 

thepig

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Guys I think we are fooling ourselves to think that SP's would want anything outside of "the bedroom" for free. In my opinion there is always a cost wether its buying for drinks and dinner. I am not saying we can't build a connection with an SP but thats where it starts and ends in my opinion. I
I just dont see anything else coming out of it these are women who are great in sales and know how to sell it .

Best to keep emotions out of it and you won't be let down.
Cheers !
 

DB123

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Guys I think we are fooling ourselves to think that SP's would want anything outside of "the bedroom" for free. In my opinion there is always a cost wether its buying for drinks and dinner. I am not saying we can't build a connection with an SP but thats where it starts and ends in my opinion. I
I just dont see anything else coming out of it these are women who are great in sales and know how to sell it .

Best to keep emotions out of it and you won't be let down.
Cheers !
So you and your wife go dutch? Lucky gal...

There's a "cost", in that sense, with every social interaction with a woman, SP or otherwise
 
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nothing in life is free, even life itself has a steep price
 

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For all the flak this thread has attracted, I think it's nice to hear all the different opinions. I think the bottom line is YMMV - in all things. This is indeed a business, so in no way should it be confused with dating. That said, many businesses and especially professionals have preferred customers - people they simply enjoy dealing with more than others. They will generally show favour to these clients. In this industry, I would say being a gentleman is a good start, and if there is genuine chemistry between your personality and that of your favorite SP, you may find the clock being less of a factor over time. Loyalty is earned, and usually through doing a substantial amount of business. When I find myself staying in the presidential suite of a hotel, having booked only a standard room, I know it's because I've stayed hundreds of nights with that hotel brand, combined with one other very important point - that room happened to be available when I checked in, so they gave it to me because it cost them next to nothing to do so. They also have an ulterior motive. The hotel business is fiercely competitive, and they know if they spoil me a little with their loyalty program, I will keep coming back again and again. Ask any SP - it's not raining Johns. They have to work to get clients and especially to attract the good ones, while avoiding the bad ones. In many cases, having posted rates is simply a way to set expectations and limits, which can be relaxed at their discretion.

When I find an SP I hit if off with an a city, I almost always try to repeat and book in advance when I know my travel will take me there. I've found a willingness to accommodate hours that work for me but are outside their normal schedule, preferred pricing for regular appointments, a somewhat relaxed clock depending on her schedule that day, services not usually on the menu and performed with a greater amount of enthusiasm (trust and mutual respect have a lot to do with that), and more.

Recently, I really wanted to see one of my regulars, but was visiting a city 2 hours away from where she lives. We agreed on a price to make it worth her while and she trekked all the way out there to see me for what was supposed to be 5-6 hours. Due to a mix-up with her return trip, she ended up staying the night. We ordered a feast from room service, polished off 3 bottles of wine, and had some great conversation, watched TV, had a bath, etc. I did not expect any additional services from her, and in the morning she was on her way, having had a really great time. I really enjoyed the experience of hanging out with her, without the expectation of something more (we were both too spent anyway). The professional aspect is important to me too. I had somewhere to be that morning and she respected the fact that I needed her to be on her way by a certain time.

SP's are human, and all the dynamics of normal human interactions apply - though they are undercurrents to the business relationship. I always respect that this is how they pay their bills and I try to help as much as I can. I actually feel good about helping them pay their rent, tuition, or whatever it is they are saving for. The more generous they are with their time and their attitude, the more I want to help. It's a win-win.
 

Art Mann

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For all the flak this thread has attracted, I think it's nice to hear all the different opinions. I think the bottom line is YMMV - in all things. This is indeed a business, so in no way should it be confused with dating. That said, many businesses and especially professionals have preferred customers - people they simply enjoy dealing with more than others. They will generally show favour to these clients. . . .

SP's are human, and all the dynamics of normal human interactions apply - though there are undercurrents to the business relationship. I always respect that this is how they pay their bills and I try to help as much as I can. I actually feel good about helping them pay their rent, tuition, or whatever it is they are saving for. The more generous they are with their time and their attitude, the more I want to help. It's a win-win.
Appreciate your comment.

I'm with you on this, bro.

Peter McKay, on the other hand, thinks we're both perverts.
 

lomotil

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Peter McKay is a fucking nob, he will probably divorce soon. He likely cannot satisfy his hot Persian wife anyone, then what?
 

Titalian

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I suppose that is a tad unfair. However, the only other time I got burned was with an MA that (again) I was generous with when she was in need, only to have my kindness rewarded with evasive maneuvers and double talk. *sigh*

I believe that in the real world, people can be kind and generous with each other. However, in the SP/MA world, girls can become jaded, desperate, untrustful, bitter. I don't blame them, they deal with a lot of shit in their daily grind. As such when someone comes along who genuinely is kind to them, they sometimes can't help but take advantage of it and run.

Just mho
I disagree with that, I have yet to be burn't in the sp or mp world other than B&S or no shows. But I have really gotten burn't in the civi world.
 

Ridgeman08

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One of my regulars invited me to an "off the clock" dinner engagement...
I agree with most of what you said... I would however add that the "ulterior objectives" is subjective. Some SP's may in fact be looking for "payment" for these "off the clock activities" in other forms... like for example the blatant "suggestion" of the watch you spoke about. But I don't think that is the case all the time.

As stated earlier in this thread, I've been fortunate enough to have been on the receiving end of many "off the clock" activities. In my case, (and in my opinion), it wasn't attached to any ulterior motive at all, aside from enjoying the company of a like minded individual of the opposite sex, of which we enjoyed each other's company. While it is true, that this also had the very fortunate side effect of increased intensity of our "on the clock" activities as well.

It depends entirely on the individuals involved and the expectations of all involved. Given the opinions shared in THIS thread, however, one thing is blatantly obvious- COMMUNICATION is key.

Oh, and:
Oh, the Skylon revolving restaurant in Niagara Falls is a great place to leave a good impression. Fabulous reaction to the fireworks at around 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
I've had a very similar reaction from the 8th floor of the Embassy Suites! :eyebrows:
 

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If you take me to Fieramosca and the Opera there is no charge.
Fieramosca is still around?!

I knew the original owner (don't know if he still owns it).

Is it still on Avenue Road near Cumberland/Yorkville?
 

GPIDEAL

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Miss Croft, Gabriella and Bianca's experiences and resulting policies correspond with mine. The clients that push for time off the clock inevitably develop unsustainable expectations; the business relationship breaks down and comes to a needlessly messy end. By implementing firm policies it saves both parties time, drama and hurt feelings. I offer social time to guests who have me on retainer or who have consistently contributed to my life financially over the long term much like getting upgraded to business class because you consistently fly with the same airline. I don't have an abundance of spare time to spend socially so I choose to share it with those that have trusted me, in turn earning my trust and invested in my life both financially and emotionally which makes it easy for me to invest time with them. The number of clients who request social time genuinely amazes me and when I was younger I allowed it to keep clients happy but not once did it turn out to be to my advantage so I stopped accepting the offers. If a man chooses to see someone else because I decline an unpaid dinner date, it shows me that he has issues with rejection and a skewed maturity level that I prefer to stay far away from; so it really is a win/win. Time is irreplaceable and spending it with people who want something for free without earning the privilege is soul sucking for me. We already deal with so much nonsense, I don't see why I should add to it by including someone who I intuitively know is a taker by nature. I am a giver by nature and I've learned takers always take advantage of those who have a generous spirit...

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I think it's more about being cheap than rejection issues and immaturity, but there's an element of chauvinism too. You're also right about playing and trying to take advantage of a situation.

Miss Croft has been my social date on many occasions, and despite her fee, it feels like it's off the clock. So yes, it's a privilege earned.
 

Titalian

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I suppose that is a tad unfair. However, the only other time I got burned was with an MA that (again) I was generous with when she was in need, only to have my kindness rewarded with evasive maneuvers and double talk. *sigh*

I believe that in the real world, people can be kind and generous with each other. However, in the SP/MA world, girls can become jaded, desperate, untrustful, bitter. I don't blame them, they deal with a lot of shit in their daily grind. As such when someone comes along who genuinely is kind to them, they sometimes can't help but take advantage of it and run.

Just mho
I disagree with that, I have yet to be burn't in the sp or mp world other than B&S or no shows. But I have really gotten burn't in the civi world.

I have to take back my statement that I disagree. When speaking of sps you are right on money, especially when it comes to hardships which leads to what you have described !

What I meant was, in my experience I realise what I am dealing with in the sp world, were as, In my x-private life, I never knew what to expect.
 

Titalian

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Interesting comment. I hope I don't give that impression. I'm not weak, but I'm far from bulletproof.

It might sound old-fashioned, but I've always felt that exposing our vulnerabilities, our softer side, is a sign of trust in a lover. Translated physically ...tilting one's head to expose the neck for a kiss ... it's a sign of faith that you won't tear out my jugular ;)
Maybe, but I'd categories you more as the female Praying Mantis type. You do realise, that she consumes her mates during sex. I might be weird, but I like it...
 

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Interesting comment. I hope I don't give that impression. I'm not weak, but I'm far from bulletproof.

It might sound old-fashioned, but I've always felt that exposing our vulnerabilities, our softer side, is a sign of trust in a lover. ;)
sure is...and appreciated by those old fashioned kiss and caress kind of lovers :)
 

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I was wondering what your experience has been with seeing SPs off the clock. Sometime when I hit it off, they are willing to go have dinner or drinks off the clock. In fact, I have one regular who always insists that I take her out for a nice dinner and then go back to her place for an hour session. She doesn't charge me for the time spent outside of the bedroom. Other ladies insist on charging their regular rate regardless of whether it's in or out of the bed. I know it's all business but I feel a little odd that I should have to pay the same rate when I'm the one entertaining, especially if they like to drink. Can you share your experience?
I feel like you especially if I am buying them dinner taking them shopping, taking them to the theater or to the opera, or taking them on a trip and paying to go to the Spa. I do not think It should be free but I do not think it should be the regular rate. I just spoke to my favorite Agency about a lady that I wanted to take out and The agency said that they lose money if they reduce the rate. Since I am paying for the limo, the dinner, and all other expenses not sure how she loses money. Especially if it after her agency is closed.

I have not had SP who do not want to be paid. Everyone wants to be paid but I do think there should be a reduced rate for social time. Some do some do not.

The thought that a SP would want to go out with me afyer the session is rare. So take it as a huge complement towards you. I do pay SPs to leave and come back and pretend to want to see me like that. It is a huge turn on.
 

MissCroft

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I feel like you especially if I am buying them dinner taking them shopping, taking them to the theater or to the opera, or taking them on a trip and paying to go to the Spa. I do not think It should be free but I do not think it should be the regular rate.

I have not had SP who do not want to be paid. Everyone wants to be paid but I do think there should be a reduced rate for social time. Some do some do not.

That is totally fair and I agree with you. The problem arises when she is spending all of her time at the spa or at the opera (I love opera by the way! :)), and she is not making enough to pay her bills. :( I think that is a point that, unfortunately, some guys are missing.


The bigger problem that has not been mentioned enough in this thread is the scam artists. There are guys that will promise you the world, negotiate the rates, and none of it ever comes to fruition. Then the SP realizes she's been had.... Yet, this thread seems to be making us out to be the 'bad guys'.
 

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SPs often "retire" but during their transition to the next life keep their best regulars for fun and remuneration. I have been it this position many times. You pay for an hour in the sack and is is received but then out for dinner long talks about life what is next and so on.
 

GGGDickson

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That is totally fair and I agree with you. The problem arises when she is spending all of her time at the spa or at the opera (I love opera by the way! :)), and she is not making enough to pay her bills. :( I think that is a point that, unfortunately, some guys are missing.


The bigger problem that has not been mentioned enough in this thread is the scam artists. There are guys that will promise you the world, negotiate the rates, and none of it ever comes to fruition. Then the SP realizes she's been had.... Yet, this thread seems to be making us out to be the 'bad guys'.
Miss Croft yes we are all victims here. I have had many a time where I have been mislead. I would not suggest that they come along for free but reduced rate or at least appreciateion for the time spent.

You have raise some interesting points. I do recall a SP who felt I was the worst guy in the world as she did not need another fancy dress or another trip she needed a new roof and new toleits. So that is a valued point. It explains why a trip to the spa or a fancy dinner is not appreciated.
 
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