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Trafford

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Re: Clients making you feel uncomfortable,how do you cope?
« Reply #15 on: 04 February 2009, 09:59:26 pm »
Your totally right Trafford
I know i need to get in touch but im such a coward ive been putting it off all day! the thought of ringing him and saying what ive got to say is making me feel ill. Wish i had his email address like Lexie suggested and i would tell him that way. 

I need to get a grip and grow a backbone i think.


Dont beat yourself up, lots of us put off having such conversations. Its like a boss who has to lay off his staff - not a nice job but it has to be done. Take a read of some of Brandy's posts on here - she doesn't seem to have any problem being direct with people - I'll lay good money she doesn't get her boundaries pushed too often by clients. :)

Personally, I'd probably send him a polite text - cowardly possibly, but an easier option for me which gets the job done.
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Hermione

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Re: Clients making you feel uncomfortable,how do you cope?
« Reply #16 on: 04 February 2009, 11:14:53 pm »
DO see this situation as an opportunity to cultivate new regulars.  Focusing too much on one can be bad for business and your sanity. 

Carla

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Re: Clients making you feel uncomfortable,how do you cope?
« Reply #17 on: 05 February 2009, 12:31:36 am »
Hey Collette,

It's been said already, but seriously, this man sounds like he has found the only thing he can use to worm his way into a place in your life which isn't reserved for him, and in doing so has clearly shown himself to be confused by the boundaries between seeing an escort and having a girlfriend. Get rid of him, seriously! As everyone has said, the peace of mind and sanity you'll get from ditching this client is worth more than any booking. He sounds like the kind who will go all weird when you tell him to cool it- which again will prove that he is not emotionally stable enough to cope with seeing an escort; not something you need to help some stupid bloke deal with, and not someone you want to spend any more time with.

Good luck with telling him to..... well, to piss off I guess.  ;)

lexienight

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Re: Clients making you feel uncomfortable,how do you cope?
« Reply #18 on: 05 February 2009, 02:26:48 am »
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Yes i can see that i really need to clear the air. I think my problem is that I'm not a naturally dominant person and i worry too much about upsetting other people when really i should think more about my own feelings.
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Here is a tip (take it or leave it, i dont profess its a great one!) i was taught a long time ago when i was an assistant to a PA that happend to work for a brutal and horrible man.  when you make these calls you feel your uncomfortable with, always think in your mind 'this isnt my decision, im just following orders' (seems simple but put in to practice youd be amazed).  So when your talking to this man, have it in your head that you are following your bosses orders (your boss is the real you)  and colette is just sticking with the company rules and clarifying them so as not to cause any future confusion as there seems to be a little confusion already.  Be your own PA for a couple of minutes.  that technique has helped me through a ton of situations i can tell ya!  Just remove yourself from the personal details.... go in to role play.  you can do it.  we are all behind you. x

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Re: Clients making you feel uncomfortable,how do you cope?
« Reply #19 on: 05 February 2009, 12:28:04 pm »
I've had a couple of situations like this one - ones where guys want to be in constant touch, and if you don't reply to their email/text immediately they get funny. Always being 'interested' in your private life, yes a little interest does make for a good date, and is always polite but once the date is over - it should be over. What amuses me is this sort of guy is usually the type who will advise you on how to maximise your profits/run your business so you can have a private life - then threatens just that by expecting discounts, and constantly contacting you. I'm not sure they themselves realise just what they are doing!

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Re: Clients making you feel uncomfortable,how do you cope?
« Reply #20 on: 05 February 2009, 03:41:31 pm »
DO see this situation as an opportunity to cultivate new regulars.  Focusing too much on one can be bad for business and your sanity. 

Very, very wise advice - something many of us, including me need to be reminded of.

Thanks  :)  :-*
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