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BlaqHarlot

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Re: Client delusions?
« Reply #30 on: 07 January 2016, 03:07:09 pm »

I think that's a pretty loaded way of putting it - there's a big difference between 'enjoying yourself' (or even enjoying sex) and getting actual physical or sexual gratification from it. As far as I'm concerned the latter isn't going to happen just because Joe Punter and his penis have had a bath and turned up on time, but that doesn't mean I won't thoroughly enjoy their company for an hour or whatever.

I don't think most punters are dumb enough to think that we're all reduced to a damp knickered mess at the thought of a shag, at least not in my experience. That doesn't mean they want to have sex with somebody who's hating every second because that isn't the same thing either and to be honest, even if their chosen prossie is hating every second (even if it's just because she's got a headache or is hungry or needs a poo) then provided their paid experience isn't affected by it that - along with whatever else is going on inside her head - is none of their business. Handing over cash doesn't give anybody the right to control what we think or how we feel.

But some of them sure do think it does! How about the guys who almost demand that you enjoy yourself or spend ages trying to give an orgasm?
That really pisses me off the guys who come in a booking trying to make you orgasm in the first 10 minutes "are you close yet" it gets on my nerves that eventually I'll be like "let me suck your cock" or I'll move and initiate sex because I'm sensitive and too much finger bashing especially when some of these guys have massive fingers and two of their fingers is three of mine, I can get sore real quick. I wish some of them would educate themselves or atleast lose the ego so we could actually tell them how to do it!

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« Reply #31 on: 07 January 2016, 05:16:49 pm »

That's a good idea! Although I'm never sure if they're doing things such as RO, for example, because they really like to do it (in which case go ahead, no problem) or because they assume it will give me an orgasm.

I have serious trouble climaxing, even during sex in my private life (I think I had an orgasm like 4 times in my whole life if we disregard masturbating), so I pretty much prefer to tell them how it is rather than having them waste their playtime. At least then they also know it's nothing 'personal', because it really isn't, I am just somewhat dysfunctional downstairs.

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« Reply #32 on: 07 January 2016, 05:42:29 pm »
That really pisses me off the guys who come in a booking trying to make you orgasm in the first 10 minutes "are you close yet" it gets on my nerves that eventually I'll be like "let me suck your cock" or I'll move and initiate sex because I'm sensitive and too much finger bashing especially when some of these guys have massive fingers and two of their fingers is three of mine, I can get sore real quick. I wish some of them would educate themselves or atleast lose the ego so we could actually tell them how to do it!

I don't allow fingering for this exact reason. Putting aside the amount of fingers some try to put in there, it's the raggy nails or the raggy skin and the fact that they try to stuff them in there when I'm not wet or anything yet.

I tried to get past this issue before banning fingering altogether by placing a little lube inside myself but that cause one frantic client to slip and cut my entire clit/hood area, was out of work the rest of that day and the following.

Fingering is one of those ones where some ladies will love it and others cringe at it because some of us are more sensitive than others, maybe some of us have thinner skin down there than others. Feck knows but I just can't allow it anymore.
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Re: Client delusions?
« Reply #33 on: 07 January 2016, 06:19:13 pm »
I agree Kendra. I have contemplated not allowing it but I do enjoy it when it's done right and I'm not being scratched lol!
I'm quite tight aswell so when clients try and shove three fingers up its actually painful. One client did that a few weeks ago, he was 67 and enjoyed fingering, all was fine until he thought it was okay to try and stick four fingers in me, I have never jerked up so quick, eventually at the end of the booking I went to the loo had a wee wiped and there was blood not even little blotched but a big blotch I couldn't believe it, the next two days I had to cancel bookings. I didn't even bother telling him just blocked his number but as I use an android for my work phone I can still see his texts he sent me loads over the Christmas Period eventually told him what he had done and how much it hurt and that I had to cancel bookings, he was sorry and didn't even realise what he's done even offered to transfer the cost of the two bookings I lost and offered to buy my favourite perfume, no thanks!

I make it very clear on my profile I'm tight and be gentle but this guy chose not to listen. He still tries texting me now with his "Baby I'm sorry, please" LOL. It baffles me how these men can be so rough with us sometimes, had I bit on his cock or handled it rough he would've had something to say guaranteed. This client was delusional himself really believed I fancied him and that he could buy me off with money and perfume in order to get another booking!

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« Reply #34 on: 07 January 2016, 06:27:09 pm »
I agree Kendra. I have contemplated not allowing it but I do enjoy it when it's done right and I'm not being scratched lol!
I'm quite tight aswell so when clients try and shove three fingers up its actually painful. One client did that a few weeks ago, he was 67 and enjoyed fingering, all was fine until he thought it was okay to try and stick four fingers in me, I have never jerked up so quick, eventually at the end of the booking I went to the loo had a wee wiped and there was blood not even little blotched but a big blotch I couldn't believe it, the next two days I had to cancel bookings. I didn't even bother telling him just blocked his number but as I use an android for my work phone I can still see his texts he sent me loads over the Christmas Period eventually told him what he had done and how much it hurt and that I had to cancel bookings, he was sorry and didn't even realise what he's done even offered to transfer the cost of the two bookings I lost and offered to buy my favourite perfume, no thanks!

I make it very clear on my profile I'm tight and be gentle but this guy chose not to listen. He still tries texting me now with his "Baby I'm sorry, please" LOL. It baffles me how these men can be so rough with us sometimes, had I bit on his cock or handled it rough he would've had something to say guaranteed. This client was delusional himself really believed I fancied him and that he could buy me off with money and perfume in order to get another booking!

Oh don't get me wrong, I enjoy fingering too because I've never once been hurt when it's my private life but when it comes to work....there are just so many that don't do it right that I can't even relax with the ones who do, do it right.

I don't know how tight I am down there or if I'm like the Clyde Tunnel but I do know that 3 fingers kills me too but that might be more down to tensing up than anything else. Trying to stick 1 dry finger in there when your not ready for it is sore.

Fact is, as women we take longer than a man (way, way longer) to become aroused and some men unfortunately don't seem to understand that.

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« Reply #35 on: 07 January 2016, 07:37:09 pm »
I'm getting lots of clients ask me if I enjoy my job. They must be picking up on my off mood lol I just say yes but sometimes I get people I don't get on with etc etc. One looked shocked when I said I wasn't a nympho & didn't go swinging, he was deluded! Another regular said something along the lines of "you get to try out how good men are & get paid for the privilege" in a churlish way, he then back tracked. Yeah right buddy didn't have an orgasm that time did I. Had one guy say he wouldn't want to be with someone who wasn't happy doing the job when I looked serious about something.

I don't understand how some aren't picking up on my negative body language etc & keep coming back..so leads me to believe some are deluded.

I spend alot of time thinking about the end goals I'm trying to achieve to get through when I'm not enjoying the sex or their company.

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« Reply #36 on: 07 January 2016, 08:06:41 pm »
I'm getting lots of clients ask me if I enjoy my job. They must be picking up on my off mood lol I just say yes but sometimes I get people I don't get on with etc etc. One looked shocked when I said I wasn't a nympho & didn't go swinging, he was deluded! Another regular said something along the lines of "you get to try out how good men are & get paid for the privilege" in a churlish way, he then back tracked. Yeah right buddy didn't have an orgasm that time did I. Had one guy say he wouldn't want to be with someone who wasn't happy doing the job when I looked serious about something.

I don't understand how some aren't picking up on my negative body language etc & keep coming back..so leads me to believe some are deluded.

I spend alot of time thinking about the end goals I'm trying to achieve to get through when I'm not enjoying the sex or their company.

To be fair Emma, you'd have no business at all if they picked up on your negative body language.

My body language is only "off" or "negative" if I don't like someone or if they are hurting me in which case wouldn't take another appointment from them again, I wouldn't wait on them picking up on my body language before they took the hint.

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Re: Client delusions?
« Reply #37 on: 07 January 2016, 09:56:30 pm »
I'm getting lots of clients ask me if I enjoy my job. They must be picking up on my off mood lol I just say yes but sometimes I get people I don't get on with etc etc. One looked shocked when I said I wasn't a nympho & didn't go swinging, he was deluded! Another regular said something along the lines of "you get to try out how good men are & get paid for the privilege" in a churlish way, he then back tracked. Yeah right buddy didn't have an orgasm that time did I. Had one guy say he wouldn't want to be with someone who wasn't happy doing the job when I looked serious about something.

I don't understand how some aren't picking up on my negative body language etc & keep coming back..so leads me to believe some are deluded.

I spend alot of time thinking about the end goals I'm trying to achieve to get through when I'm not enjoying the sex or their company.

Erm, having sex with these men is not a privilege, them having sex with me is. To me, with some, it's more like a nightmare that i can't wait to wake up from. All i think about is the door hitting their back on the way out. I had one client ask if I still enjoy the job. I said yes but my face said no. I saw how shocked his face was. I always put on a charade when doing the deed but when it comes to them down right asking me if I enjoyed that etc I sometimes can't control my body language. I can't look at someone in the eye and lie. next time I would look away and then respond. If a client ever said to me "I get paid for the privilege of sexing them" I would speak my mind. I don't like it when people lie to themselves. I am a very honest person :)
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« Reply #38 on: 07 January 2016, 10:03:12 pm »
I have had orgasm with clients but I don't always get sexually aroused. It depends and really I like the man, how he is, but not the look actually, but how he kisses, how he touch me, etc... And that always has been an older, not the good looking type you might think. But I don't get orgasm every day but I think once a week or so. I don't have sex outside my work.
He came in the morning and woke me up with killer instinct. Wish I could stop this now.

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« Reply #39 on: 07 January 2016, 10:11:54 pm »
Erm, having sex with these men is not a privilege, them having sex with me is. To me, with some, it's more like a nightmare that i can't wait to wake up from. All i think about is the door hitting their back on the way out. I had one client ask if I still enjoy the job. I said yes but my face said no. I saw how shocked his face was. I always put on a charade when doing the deed but when it comes to them down right asking me if I enjoyed that etc I sometimes can't control my body language. I can't look at someone in the eye and lie. next time I would look away and then respond. If a client ever said to me "I get paid for the privilege of sexing them" I would speak my mind. I don't like it when people lie to themselves. I am a very honest person :)

Jessica if you genuinely feel this way, do you think this is the job for you? If you feel that unhappy, you'll only do yourself damage.

Just the bit with you saying you can't wait till the door hits them on their arse on the way out.

I moan and groan on here about all the idiots, the wankers and the eejits that I never want to meet with in the first place or if I'm unfortunate enough to meet them then to never put myself through another booking with them again but I could never speak like that about my actual clients.

Our clients feed us, pay our bills, pay our holidays, pay our life styles and pay for our future if your saving any money so you gotta have a little respect for that.

When my phone rings or a text comes through from one of my clients, my actual face lights up because for me personally, I get such a buzz from making really good money while entertaining a decent man who's company I enjoy.

I have actually just had a conversation with one of my clients on the phone there about the festive period and it was lovely to speak to him then he books me for tomorrow at 6pm and I'm genuinely looking forward to seeing him.

I haven't been feeling well lately (been either off or taking it easy the last few days and it's nothing contagious incase anyone's wondering) that's why I've been posting a lot on here but one of my clients this morning brought in a huge bunch of flowers (and I mean huge) and a beautiful Pandora bracelet with 5 gorgeous charms on it all meaning really sweet things such as happiness, health, friendship, trust & caring. I mean how adorable is that? He did it to make me feel better and because he has a huge heart.

I could go on and on and on about lovely wee stories in relation to my clients so just couldn't imagine seeing them and feeling that bitter about them.

Not having a go at you, certainly not meaning to. I just find it a little hard to read sometimes when I see people saying things like that meaning all their clients in general rather than just the bad ones.

Yes I can fully admit that when I have a horrible client, I can't wait until he leaves either but that's as far as it goes.
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« Reply #40 on: 07 January 2016, 10:18:51 pm »
Not having a go at you, certainly not meaning to. I just find it a little hard to read sometimes when I see people saying things like that meaning all their clients in general rather than just the bad ones.

Yes I can fully admit that when I have a horrible client, I can't wait until he leaves either but that's as far as it goes.
I absolutely agree with you. I think a lot of us do post on here more about the negative experiences rather than the positive. I have lots and lots of positive bookings and I agree if these men didn't book is we wouldn't be making the money we are so I am grateful. I don't think I am better or any worse than them and treat them just like anyone else because at the end of the day they are normal people paying for a service just like someone pays for a service off a hairdresser.

I also agree Jessica your posts are very negative and make me think that you really don't enjoy this job and don't enjoy the men who book you either, it makes me wonder why you do this. I don't particularly see it as a privilege for the men to be sleeping with me however I am grateful that they booked me over all the girls on the area on that day I find it flattering. Yes there are plenty of cunts in this business who can really make you not enjoy the job sometimes but there are also some lovely normal guys who understand it's a business transaction and know it will never be more than that.

As I've said before I personally could never do a job I didn't enjoy it would depress me, but clearly some girls can do that.
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« Reply #41 on: 07 January 2016, 10:28:37 pm »
Some of us do it simply for the money. We do it because we are using skills we know we have honed through the years (making men happy) in order to MAKE MONEY :) Some of us have tried every other option to keep children fed etc and yet still can't make ends meet.

This is not negative. It's a fact. Luckily, the guys I have met so far have treated me very nicely but I still don't 'like' getting naked with them. 

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« Reply #42 on: 07 January 2016, 10:33:37 pm »
I absolutely agree with you. I think a lot of us do post on here more about the negative experiences rather than the positive. I have lots and lots of positive bookings and I agree if these men didn't book is we wouldn't be making the money we are so I am grateful. I don't think I am better or any worse than them and treat them just like anyone else because at the end of the day they are normal people paying for a service just like someone pays for a service off a hairdresser.

I also agree Jessica your posts are very negative and make me think that you really don't enjoy this job and don't enjoy the men who book you either, it makes me wonder why you do this. I don't particularly see it as a privilege for the men to be sleeping with me however I am grateful that they booked me over all the girls on the area on that day I find it flattering. Yes there are plenty of cunts in this business who can really make you not enjoy the job sometimes but there are also some lovely normal guys who understand it's a business transaction and know it will never be more than that.

As I've said before I personally could never do a job I didn't enjoy it would depress me, but clearly some girls can do that.

Yeah whenever my client leaves whether he's a regular or a newbie....I always thank them and that's because I'm grateful that they picked me over everyone else.

I can hold my hands up and openly admit to fucking hating this job when I'm dealing with the horrible side of it or when I have a horrible client or when I have to deal with the backlash of a punter with an axe to grind (fictional no doubt) just the same as every job has its downsides. I used to get so anxious when I worked in the salon and stressed out my head if I was really busy and running behind on my appointments, sometimes I would have 4 clients in the salon at one time all at different stages in the process......stress city and then I hated the fact that I used to work such long hours, get so stressed out and then get paid dreadful money at the end of the month.

But I do hairdressing/beauty/makeup because it's my passion and I just love it not to mention the fact that I'm pretty good at it lol but the negatives outweighed the good which is why I ended up escorting and now do my proper real job on the side and I use my escorting as a way to save up for my own salon one day.

As an escort, the POSITIVES weigh out the bad and although I vent like hell on here, this is just a place for me to get all of that out. It doesn't mean for one second that I am a moany cow when it comes to the practical side of my job i.e., dealing with my clients.

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« Reply #43 on: 07 January 2016, 10:34:59 pm »
While a lot of folks do it simply for the money, there is a difference between being financially motivated and being miserable and loathing your customer base. One is pragmatic, the other is unhealthy.

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« Reply #44 on: 07 January 2016, 10:37:00 pm »
And thank you, Shewolf (with whom I was about to cross posts).

Right, can we have less of the sanctimonious judgemental crap, please? Other posters' motivations for working, not working or anything else are not for the rest of us to call into question and to tell a grown woman who we don't know how she will be 'damaged' or that she should do a different job or anything else is not just patronising, it's unacceptable.

Is it really beyond your ken to imagine that some people just need to earn money in the most convenient way possible for them and whether or not they enjoy the way they do so isn't a primary concern for them? Seriously?

I hated being a barmaid, a sales assistant, a waitress and just about everything else in civvy land but I had to work to support myself. Had you asked me about it at the time and I'd told you this (which would never happen, because only prostitutes seem to have to tolerate this cobblers) would I have been subjected to the same earnest lectures about how I should stop immediately and do something else because I didn't enjoy my work? No, because everybody else is allowed to dislike their jobs and still keep doing them without anybody else thinking it's even remotely strange.

And for fecks sake, stop with the giant multiquotes before I stick my bloody head through the window.