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Carla

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Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« on: 22 May 2009, 08:30:51 pm »
Oh my WORD, so I've seen this bloke twice who I decided I'm too impatient to deal with again, because he's an uber irritating, emotionally unstable, rude moron, ugh. He's been trying to meet up this week, so I made up excuses all week because I just DIDN'T want to see him.

So, he says he has a present to give me which he will have to throw away if he can't see me. I don't care mate, go and screw with someone else's brain.

"But I REALLLLLLLLY want to give it to you, when are you free for me to drop it over????" he says

I'M NOT FREE AT ALL.

"What, not even on friday before your exam?" (which I made up just to get him to stop hassling me)

NO.

"What time are you leaving for your exam on Friday though?" he whines

So I snap: 8.30am, so too early for an appointment or anything at all in fact, sorry.

And the absolute FUCKER turns up at my door with a bottle of champagne at 8.15 this morning, when I have blatantly just gotten out of bed and thrown on a dressing gown thinking it is my boyfriend popping over for breakfast.... I am clearly not about to leave the house for the exam I lied about, and I am definitely not expecting mr.nobcheese to be at my door. It was so mortifying and awkward- that was SO out of order!!!!! Nob. Am contemplating buying a big bitey dog, or failing that a grizzly bear, to unleash at people who are unable to understand the word no.

On a better note, saw the cutest sweetest shy newbie today and gave him what I hope was the time of his life, so feeling very happy and selfless this evening after wanting to twat this morning's visitor!

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #1 on: 22 May 2009, 08:47:31 pm »
LOL! Carla, you have got a great way with words  :D

Seriously though, I agree - I'd have been absolutely livid in your shoes - cheeky f*cker!  (and what a creep...)

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #2 on: 22 May 2009, 09:33:52 pm »
It takes the bloody biscuit, is what it does!
Ive had it happen THREE times this year. Once my boyfriend answered the door(thank goodness he knows what I do!) and one time I was with a client. Had to make up some cobblers about it being a delivery as he kept ringing the intercom. Grrrrr!
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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #3 on: 23 May 2009, 08:32:58 am »
And that is why I would never work and live from the same place.

Yet another man who probably *thinks* he is being lovely but is actually so out of order.

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #4 on: 23 May 2009, 09:18:51 am »
been trying to meet up this week, so I made up excuses all week because I just DIDN'T want to see him.

Excuses...you know how I feel about excuses  ;) 

Showing up un-announced is out of line but atleast he's being nice. Honey I could use me a bottle of champagne not just yesterday, but all week long  Whats to complain about that! Some people are obsessive and maybe he felt giving you the gift would make him happy or something I dont know. With obsessive people, excuses only make them more aggressive. Make up an absolute dear john-ish type letter conversation and tell him you're not interested for a good cause. Or chase him. Men boys always lose interest once they know you like them  ::) Eventually it'll stop, but unless he knows you're not intersted he's just going to keep taking those excuses as a sign of interest; from you.

But honey; I know how it is to have to deal with things like that! but really if you just tell him what's so then (hopefully) it'll go away. Excuses just leaves the door open

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #5 on: 23 May 2009, 10:42:53 am »

Showing up un-announced is out of line but atleast he's being nice. Honey I could use me a bottle of champagne not just yesterday, but all week long  Whats to complain about that! Some people are obsessive and maybe he felt giving you the gift would make him happy or something I dont know. With obsessive people, excuses only make them more aggressive. Make up an absolute dear john-ish type letter conversation and tell him you're not interested for a good cause. Or chase him. Men boys always lose interest once they know you like them  ::) Eventually it'll stop, but unless he knows you're not intersted he's just going to keep taking those excuses as a sign of interest; from you.

But honey; I know how it is to have to deal with things like that! but really if you just tell him what's so then (hopefully) it'll go away. Excuses just leaves the door open



"At least he's being nice". I guess that's the difference between you and me.
I couldn't care less if the guy turned up with a pocketful of money, he crossed the boundary by turning up unannounced and uninvited. And the fact that Carla thinks he's emtionally unstable is even more scary. Did you even read that bit? "What's to complain about?" This guy obviously has no sense of boundaries and thinks it's okay to turn up at her doorstep anytime he feels like it. That's just creepy. Do you think that's okay, just because he had a bottle of champagne?

But I do agree with you re: the excuses in a way. Somebody that transfixed obviously doesn't hear them as excuses Carla. They're just vague mumblings on your part. The proof is that he still turned up. You need to tell him point blank that you don't want to see him anymore and that you don't appreciate him turning up at your doorstep uninvited. If he takes no notice, tell the police. Regardless of what you do for a living, they take a dim view of people being harrassed.

This job really attracts some strange people.

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #6 on: 23 May 2009, 11:22:06 am »
As Brandy and Jenny said! He sounds like a bit of a nutcase (not that you didn't already notice that!) and should be kindly but firmly gotten rid of. *Definitely* think about calling the police if you have ANYMORE trouble - I hate to think of a woman being harassed and I think that no matter how smart and strong you are, things like that can really chip away at your confidence and leave the sanest person a quivering wreck.

So the police method might sound a bit dramatic for this loon but don't forget that your safety and wellbeing really, really is important. :)
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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #7 on: 23 May 2009, 03:21:39 pm »
The other thing to consider is what if another guy was turning up at the same time, or your Dad/brother even (i.e. giving you a lift to your exam)? I suppose he would be happy to meet another guy on the doorstep, possibly someone he may know from another area of his life.

Guys really don't think and rules about not turning up unanounced are there for their safety, discretion etc as well as yours.

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #8 on: 23 May 2009, 04:39:09 pm »
The other thing to consider is what if another guy was turning up at the same time, or your Dad/brother even (i.e. giving you a lift to your exam)? I suppose he would be happy to meet another guy on the doorstep, possibly someone he may know from another area of his life.

Guys really don't think and rules about not turning up unanounced are there for their safety, discretion etc as well as yours.

The problem is, that either it doesn't seem to matter to this gent, or it just doesn't occur to him to maintain some sort of discretion when turning up at an escort's house uninvited. I would be more concerned that it might put off a genuine client who might've turned up for an early morning booking at the same time. If I were a bloke I know it would put me right off visiting again.

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #9 on: 23 May 2009, 05:21:45 pm »
Exactly! When I moved to my new place one of my regulars said he'd popped down to check the house/area out etc. This meant coming down a narrow path/lane towards my place. If I'd had a client arriving it could have been embarassing for either of them (especially since this area is quite a small knit community and I would imagine some of my clients could possibly know one another).

I'm afraid I got all funny when I received an email from him later saying he'd just popped down here earlier. I told him off and his reaction was that he didn't do any harm and it was normal for a guy to want to know where he is coming. Guys do get nervous etc.

When I was at my last flat a first timer complained that he'd met neighbours on the stairs (they'd been on their way out), other guys told the neighbours which flat they were visiting!

Guys are so funny sometimes, for me it's all part of the stress of seeing someone first time-you just hope the postman isn't going to deliver at the same time.

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #10 on: 24 May 2009, 04:18:40 am »
And the fact that Carla thinks he's emtionally unstable is even more scary. This job really attracts some strange people.

Oh...see Carla I thought the guy was just some boy who had a crush on you that you met from school or something; I didnt realize it was a client! Yeah, that is wild I would have told him off on the spot for showing up unannounced.

Get 2 pitbulls!

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #11 on: 24 May 2009, 12:16:07 pm »
I know you are joking but I watched a programme about dogs last night. It would put you off getting any dog like that, for life.

Pitbulls are also banned over here.

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #12 on: 26 May 2009, 08:24:50 am »
I know you are joking but I watched a programme about dogs last night. It would put you off getting any dog like that, for life.

Pitbulls are also banned over here.

Actually, I dont care for those type of dogs like pits and rotts. I call them ghetto dogs because they are the prime choice in the...ghetto LOL.


Pits and rotts have a tendencie to be dangerous, but there's other breeds that are also very protective, but arent banned. Dobermans, Akitas, Preso Canarios (looks like a pitbull but heavier and dangerouser) and great danes/german shepards are also pretty dangerous and can easily rip off a couple limbs LOL.


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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #13 on: 26 May 2009, 12:25:01 pm »
I must say I like the sound of those pimped up pitbulls! Maybe a pack of husky dogs? Or just go all out and go over to Canada and wrestle a wolf back to London with my bare hands- yes I am willing to go this far to deal with unwanted customers at the moment!

I did receive an email from him saying sorry he thinks he crossed over line by coming over. So apparently he has one brain cell.

However, plan to be far more explicit in my next email in reply to his request for another booking. The word NO will feature. Excuses are the easy way out and you are all right, I need to be firm and decline to meet him again rather than hoping he will get the message by giving fluffy excuses when he tries to book. Lesson firmly learnt. xx

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Re: Unannounced visitors- am going to buy a rotweiller!!!
« Reply #14 on: 26 May 2009, 01:18:13 pm »
I would also be tempted to use words like 'harassment', 'stalker' and 'police'.
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