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Latty

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Re: My first booking.. and I ended up crying to the client!
« Reply #30 on: 30 November 2018, 11:07:53 pm »
If it makes you feel any better I have been drunk in front of clients on more than one occasion (one of these I broke the tv doing a backflip in the clients bedroom...) I have also handcuffed a client and been unable to get him out 

MissTDI

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Re: My first booking.. and I ended up crying to the client!
« Reply #31 on: 26 December 2018, 04:28:32 pm »
Don't beat yourself up about it. The first few weeks your emotions will be running wild. I remember my first day at it. My first client treated me like I was a piece of shit on the bottom of his shoe. The second had me in a head lock. 2 years down the line I'm loving it. If your still feeling really emotional a month or so down the line you may want to rethink your occupation but it'll take a while for it to become the norm in your head. As you become more experienced as an escourt you'll think of other ways to make things less stressful but theost important thing is to learn from your mistake and don't make the same mistake again. All those issues you've had are surly going to reappear regularly but you will soon get used to it. Chin up chick! Xx

Justine

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Re: My first booking.. and I ended up crying to the client!
« Reply #32 on: 26 December 2018, 09:44:24 pm »
If it makes you feel any better I have been drunk in front of clients on more than one occasion (one of these I broke the tv doing a backflip in the clients bedroom...) I have also handcuffed a client and been unable to get him out

This reply should probably go into the funniest booking section but one sub client who let me handcuff him (I have heavy duty ones) started being a pain so I pretended for a short while that the key was broken in the lock.

He was starting to panic and had no idea there is a quick release mechanism on the cuffs which don't require the key.  His face was a picture though.

honeyangel

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Re: My first booking.. and I ended up crying to the client!
« Reply #33 on: 31 December 2018, 05:23:48 am »
Give it another go, tomorrow is always another day I say! You'll quickly realise if you can deal putting yourself through this xx
Best of luck to you also make sure you vet the guys and use your gut instinct with each guy that rings you  :-*

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Re: My first booking.. and I ended up crying to the client!
« Reply #34 on: 04 January 2019, 11:34:20 am »
Really glad that some of you decided to input some positivity into this thread. When I first started I had a few girls say the same thing to me - "Are you sure escorting is for you?" I find that rather condensing and patronising for anyone to say that, moreso when its to a newb! 3 years on and Im still in the biz  ;D

Ive cried in front of a client. It was within the first couple of months and I cried because he flipped his switch when the alarm went off lol - prior to that we were having a really nice time but I was upset that I upset him (which makes me human, right?). He also had the cheek to tell me that he didnt think I was strong enough to last in the biz!

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