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C_____

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #60 on: 08 April 2017, 01:29:30 am »
Makes my skin crawl.

The type of men that say it are generally utter losers with no real power, that have these faux fifty-shades-of-grey fantasies. The only like to cease the opportunity to feel dominant, manipulative and like they are above you.

Whenever someone says it to me I say back in a patronising tone that I am not their little girl.

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #61 on: 08 April 2017, 10:42:32 am »
Makes my skin crawl.

The type of men that say it are generally utter losers with no real power, that have these faux fifty-shades-of-grey fantasies. The only like to cease the opportunity to feel dominant, manipulative and like they are above you

This is EXACTLY it.

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #62 on: 08 April 2017, 03:08:19 pm »
I use it all the time and I know it dates me :D

I didn't know it was an "old" word. First time i heard it was actually from a client and i found it really cute so I use it myself sometimes:)


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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #63 on: 10 April 2017, 05:13:04 pm »
I've been called a good girl a few times. While flattering in its own way I'm not five or pet dog! I've been called a cheeky mare too. Which Ealing comedy did he pull this from?

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #64 on: 10 April 2017, 09:17:11 pm »
Mainly good girl they call me which is good because they're horny and cum quicker. I just play along as is harmless I think and they are happy. It's a win win profiting and more than likely he returns.


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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #65 on: 13 April 2017, 06:08:11 pm »
Next cretin to  call me this gets there Dick ripped off. It's school holidays and it's slow but I won't lower my standards because it's a bit quiet. Wankers. I look on some forums at the way they talk about us girls and giggle thinking if only they knew what we all laugh at about them  ;D sometimes this happens I do picture myself seriously hurting them.

SophieinSurrey

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #66 on: 13 April 2017, 06:40:16 pm »
I've never been called a good girl  :'( :'( ;D

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #67 on: 14 April 2017, 03:32:54 pm »
I DESPISE this. With a passion. To the point that I would not take another booking with that person again.
I am not there to obey these people, I'm my own person, not a dog or a child  and I'm in charge of what's going on.

Each to their own though!

francheska_xx

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #68 on: 14 April 2017, 08:27:16 pm »
I DESPISE this. With a passion. To the point that I would not take another booking with that person again.
I am not there to obey these people, I'm my own person, not a dog or a child  and I'm in charge of what's going on.

Each to their own though!
spot on!!

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #69 on: 15 April 2017, 12:54:47 am »
Next cretin to  call me this gets there Dick ripped off. It's school holidays and it's slow but I won't lower my standards because it's a bit quiet. Wankers. I look on some forums at the way they talk about us girls and giggle thinking if only they knew what we all laugh at about them  ;D sometimes this happens I do picture myself seriously hurting them.
They read these forums too so they do know

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #70 on: 15 April 2017, 01:02:16 am »
Can we stay on topic, please? It's been a long day and I've just spotted to my joy that the screening thread in Q&A has been bumped back up to the top, so I'm guessing it isn't going to get any shorter.

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #71 on: 15 April 2017, 02:16:38 am »
Back on topic...honestly I put my 2 pence in as I really cant see how being called a good girl by a client who is paying for his time can be an awful thing. If a paying client over steps his/her boundaries in any situation and you feel uncomfortable then let them know and stop it.

Maybe its because I'm a Londoner  ;) I could care less about being called a girl during a booking. I know that the common usage for those in this profession is 'working girl'. Fuck it there's worse you could be called. I don't believe many clients use that phrase often anyway.

So on back on point - my reference to not being called a bitch is because I refuse to accept that being called a bitch is normal or acceptable in normal circumstances? What is normal in this context? A mutual agreed civil situation.  If that what's agreed and your being paid to be degraded then fine but just because a client pays for a session doesn't mean that they can push boundaries if you don't feel comfortable.
Is it ok to call a client a good boy?
I'm thinking about the less experienced who may read this and misconstrue being called a good girl  ??? for being a bigger issue than what I surmise what was the OP's initial query?

So for any newbies reading this thread if you don't like or want to be called a good girl during your booking then say you don't like it - nip it in the bud.

 In my experience its a rare occurrence but don't let any client push your boundaries in any way. Be brave stand up for your self and take no shit from anyone. Unless it agreed lol.
So, what she done said was that happy hoes ain’t hating and hating hoes ain’t happy.

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #72 on: 20 April 2017, 12:25:26 pm »
I've never been called a good girl  :'( :'( ;D

I seem to get this *all* *the* *time*. I guess it's down to the clientele I cater for...
Me "He said I was boylike. Am I really boylike?"
Friend " You're about as girly as a girl can be and still be called boylike. "

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #73 on: 25 April 2017, 02:04:19 pm »
I have it written on my profile that I do not see clients who Want naughty girl style bookings and I do not dress as a schoolgirl. Anyone that asks this of me is blocked. I had a guy asking how old I was when I started touching myself and if I had younger sisters. He is also blocked.  I am also particular with whom I see for example I won't see anyone over the age of 60. It eliminates the guysvthat call themselves dirty old men and that for me really does not make me feel good so I cannot entertain it. I hate being called a good girl I find it cringy and it creeps me out. I am very open minded but some things I draw a line at. My mental health and wellbeing is more important than any money.
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C_____

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Re: Being called a 'good girl'
« Reply #74 on: 26 April 2017, 01:57:36 am »
Back on topic...honestly I put my 2 pence in as I really cant see how being called a good girl by a client who is paying for his time can be an awful thing. If a paying client over steps his/her boundaries in any situation and you feel uncomfortable then let them know and stop it.

Maybe its because I'm a Londoner  ;) I could care less about being called a girl during a booking. I know that the common usage for those in this profession is 'working girl'. Fuck it there's worse you could be called. I don't believe many clients use that phrase often anyway.

So on back on point - my reference to not being called a bitch is because I refuse to accept that being called a bitch is normal or acceptable in normal circumstances? What is normal in this context? A mutual agreed civil situation.  If that what's agreed and your being paid to be degraded then fine but just because a client pays for a session doesn't mean that they can push boundaries if you don't feel comfortable.
Is it ok to call a client a good boy?
I'm thinking about the less experienced who may read this and misconstrue being called a good girl  ??? for being a bigger issue than what I surmise what was the OP's initial query?

So for any newbies reading this thread if you don't like or want to be called a good girl during your booking then say you don't like it - nip it in the bud.

 In my experience its a rare occurrence but don't let any client push your boundaries in any way. Be brave stand up for your self and take no shit from anyone. Unless it agreed lol.

The term is used to assert authority, control, seniority or approval of someone "less" than you.

When did you last hear someone say good girl and how?

To a child? Their offspring? To a cat?