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Rosesugar

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What to say
« on: 21 November 2018, 10:44:13 am »
Could someone give me few tips on managing unpleasant things about guys regulars who I don't want to see anymore.
I do block but when the one in question last visited I was polite until he left he makes me cringe.
Could you say that how uncomfortable they make you feel when they think they did nothing wrong. Just their manner and behaviour. Stating sickly comments creepy looking.
This guy keeps trying to get through this morning

chocoholicgirl

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Re: What to say
« Reply #1 on: 21 November 2018, 12:08:52 pm »
Honestly I just block and ignore them although I work from hotels not my home, you may need more consideration if they come to your house I guess!

Grace D

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Re: What to say
« Reply #2 on: 21 November 2018, 12:09:12 pm »
I'm permanently booked up when I don't want to see someone and my tone goes from friendly and bright to a little bit frosty. Most people get the hint. If they persist in trying to get through I block them because I feel it's a form of boundary pushing. In an ideal world I could be more honest but  some guys have entitlement issues which can turn nasty so I'm personally a bit careful about what I say.

Mirror

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Re: What to say
« Reply #3 on: 21 November 2018, 12:14:10 pm »
If I'm uncomfortable with anyone I tell them.

Rosesugar

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Re: What to say
« Reply #4 on: 21 November 2018, 12:41:08 pm »
I would love to say that I I'm not seeing you because you creep me out I can't stand your stupid comments about my body parts and the way you lie there gazing into my eyes  :-X

PissedOffPrincess

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Re: What to say
« Reply #5 on: 21 November 2018, 01:34:09 pm »
Do what he does to you

In that if he is rude and uncaring of you then you can be rude back and straight talk.

If he is a little creepy and does not know it I could not be rude to him for fear of hurting his feelings its tough when they are like that.

Maybe say they look too much like an ex or your uncle and its disturbing and not their fault (wish  I had of thought of that sooner for my own use  :D )

Jessica25

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Re: What to say
« Reply #6 on: 21 November 2018, 03:14:20 pm »
I tend to let them know what theyre doing is making me uncomfortable and if they continue i terminate the booking
I cant stand someone gazing into my eyes, or saying creepy things or consistently creepily telling me how hot i am! It gets a bit much! Once, twice, fuck off!

If you just take it, they expect you to do that everytime.

I normally let them know at the end of the booking, that i wouldnt be comfortable in seeing them again.

someonesomewhere

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Re: What to say
« Reply #7 on: 21 November 2018, 03:36:11 pm »
When I don't want to see, anyone, regardless of if they are regular or a potential new person I just tell them I am not booking them. If they persist, I remind them that it is my prerogative if I make a booking or not.
If they continue I tell them straight I have been nice about declining your booking. Now you are demonstrating even further why I will not make a booking with you. No is no and you are not respecting this. I will not see anyone who fails to respect me.

mlmcardiff

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Re: What to say
« Reply #8 on: 21 November 2018, 08:28:54 pm »
I used to just block but then one guy who I found repulsive and put up with for two bookings before blocking worked out I had blocked him and rang and booked on another number and I didn’t recognise his voice. When he arrived he started asking  if I’d blocked him and why. I was worried what he’d do so just lied and played dumb. It wasn’t scary as such but unnerving.

Now I just text them saying I’m booked up and do this until they get bored of trying which they always do. That guy only pretended to be a stranger to get me to meet him because he felt slighted and like he ‘had a right’ to an ‘explanation’.

someonesomewhere

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Re: What to say
« Reply #9 on: 21 November 2018, 08:39:16 pm »
That's one of the reasons why I no longer block numbers. It's pointless because they simply change their numbers. At least from keeping them active, saving them to something relevant to why I won't book them, I am able to stop them.

Lucie268

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Re: What to say
« Reply #10 on: 21 November 2018, 08:49:59 pm »
It's a tricky one, because in an ideal world you'd want to be honest so they know where they went wrong so they don't do it again, but it's hard to know if they will turn nasty when they hear the truth. Or even if it would encourage them to engage further, or try to beg you/say they will change etc. I guess you will have to gauge it by how you think they will take it.

mlmcardiff

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Re: What to say
« Reply #11 on: 21 November 2018, 09:11:51 pm »
It's a tricky one, because in an ideal world you'd want to be honest so they know where they went wrong so they don't do it again, but it's hard to know if they will turn nasty when they hear the truth. Or even if it would encourage them to engage further, or try to beg you/say they will change etc. I guess you will have to gauge it by how you think they will take it.

I think it depends. I have told guys who ask too many pre booking questions that I prefer not to ping pong txt because many guys who do this don’t show up to bookings for example because this could be done out of genuine ignorance. But if it’s things like being smelly I think ‘we’ll im not a social worker for adult men’ and if it’s rudeness or sleaziness or bad attitude I don’t think any attempts to educate would land as people generally act like this because they have entitled attitudes or self importance and have convinced themselves that they have the right to be that way.

saltysweet

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Re: What to say
« Reply #12 on: 21 November 2018, 10:24:04 pm »
I block misbehaving regulars and newcreeps without explanation.
My time is too precious to teach them how to behave.
They don't listen anyway.

SaltySweet
« Last Edit: 21 November 2018, 11:04:05 pm by saltysweet »

Ellie B

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Re: What to say
« Reply #13 on: 21 November 2018, 11:57:37 pm »
Ignore and block. You do not need to give any reason

Had someone recently in civvie world (not a relationship) that was driving me mad by his "attention/obsession" towards me. Has been sorted now.
I wish we could walk round with a remote control and press the "block" button whenever we come into contact with these freaks!!! Ignoring is the easy bit!

BangerRacing

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Re: What to say
« Reply #14 on: 22 November 2018, 08:38:54 am »
Actions speak louder than words, give him a shit service & that will guarantee he wont return.