I was having a look over some old threads this morning on here, plus thinking about how nice it is to be free of the agency and that sodding obsessed client I had!
We discussed it before, and many people on here said clients form an attachment for many different reasons and often confuse it with being with a girlfriend.
But realistically, how many of us who have partners say "Thats (price) for an hour of my time" when we see them? I seriously don't get how men can become confused with paying and GFE.
I can look back now, and when I want to start up again in the business, know what to avoid etc. Can men become so dazed though that they become almost neurotic?! (Or more to the point, psychotic?)
When I discussed this with a girl (working) for the agency a while ago, she said one of my regulars (who was fine with me) had become so deluded in he wanted to marry her.
With the previous client I had (obsessed one), he said that he was seperated from his wife and they hadn't had sex for three years, but live together for the sake of their 13 year old daughter. I had regulars tell me things like that before; I'm used to it. Then the gifts/items started coming and the weekly meets; the perfume, McDonalds(!), handbags... Him asking for my number, email.. if he could give me lifts anywhere.. The fact he said he really enjoyed his time with me but refused to write a review as it would encourage business for me. Saying he missed me (when he'd only seen me a week before).
After the awful crap with the agency giving me that flat, and him being overly keen (again) on me, arriving way too early etc, I decided enough was enough and I lessened my work with them before quitting altogether. In my final week, I decided to discreetly try incalls from my place. The agency in fairness were discreet about it, but then PW client booked as soon as he saw I was on. Thankfully, I am leaving the city on Friday and giving up my lease. 10 minutes into the booking, PW still isn't there. Text from agency "Please ring the client- he is lost". I did, and he said he had been asking people for directions. MUPPET. Text again from agency to say he was outside my block. Go down and he's pacing up and down, drawing attention to himself. Immediately beckon him to come in, quietly go upstairs, invite him in and sit him down. I then very calmly explained I was not happy with his behaviour; it was a business arrangement and he was paying for my time, like any other client, he was no different. I said we weren't an "item" and whilst I fully appreciated his difficulties, it would be unwise to see him any more after this meet. The ONLY reason I said before the booking was because I am VERY honest and I don't like to bullshit my clients, in the same way, if one was doing something I didn't like, tell them there and then rather than just let it go. He started getting tearful, angry and threw the money at me before storming out.
I feel bad, but the agency weren't doing anything about him, I had to. And that's when I thought, enough's enough and stopped working for them...
Going back to my original point; I know WHY now guys can get attached, but my question is HOW can they get so confused?! Like mine; did he really think, with the greatest of respect, that a 26 year old woman would be interested in some 40 odd year old man, who was paying for it? How can anyone be confused if they are paying for a service?! I am not sure what to compare this to, a babysitter being mistaken for a full time carer?! I don't know.
I know I sound harsh, and undoubtedly, there will be people who take me the wrong way. Wondering if it's the same for any male escorts as well, or does it predominantly seem to be guys using female escorts? The articles I read were so interesting!