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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #90 on: 24 July 2016, 11:59:08 pm »
Well yes and no. They still can't book when we're not available no matter whether they want to or not?

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #91 on: 25 July 2016, 12:13:12 am »
No but there's always someone who is available!

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #92 on: 25 July 2016, 12:38:45 am »
Then the punter would either book them, or instead wait until you/I were available o possibly both. I don't think many people are dumping their partner and getting a new one just because they can't go to the pictures with them on Tuesday night :).

I suspect that people who've got used to being at a partner's beck and call and sitting around waiting to be summoned are going to attract the people that would appeal to irrespective of their occupation, to be honest.

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #93 on: 25 July 2016, 08:57:44 am »
Omg you are so right!

I started a relationship with a client over 6 years ago. Much older than me but we really hit it off - in and out of the bedroom!

Everything was going fine for the first few months - we were smitten however then something went badly wrong and on 2 occasions which were a couple of weeks apart, because he was uncomfortable with a situation and didn't make me aware of this he dealt with it himself and his way of dealing with it was to see an escort!  Brought on a ton of trust issues that have never left.

After that he decided a proper LTR was never going to be for him, not with me or anyone....well he likes the company, regular sex etc... but doesn't want things to move on. He's quite happy with us both living separately and it never being anything more. We see each other every week and for him that's enough. I came to the conclusion that I would rather have this than nothing and that I was happy with us staying in the "dating" stage of a relationship whilst it's also enabling me to continue in this line of work. However one big thing is that eventually I want more and I know he wont/can't give this to me!
BUT it's easier said than done. It's all too easy with ex-client guy - we have a great time together, go on holidays, meals out and rarely argue. It's like a normal relationship but it isn't!

So yeah it's on his terms and when it ends he'll happily go back to punting to fulfil his needs!


kate x This is some sort of "LTR" for convenience" to him and to you. Some people stay in unhappy LTR/unhappy marriage for convenience.  Both of you knew this wasn't right but stayed because you are not sure what you will get if you lose this one. 

Were you introduced to his parents (if they are still alive?).  If not, essentially, you are still his free whore (young, pretty but a little "easy to manipulate" and "she does what he suggests her to do").  This man you say, who's a lot older.  Presumably, divorced or always single who already has his life and had LTRs in the past, never want another.  Essentially, no strings.  A Relationship with benefits. Escort "friend" who comes along to his holidays and dining out to keep him company and happy to provide sex as an adoring GF.  An Ideal situation for any Men who would want a casual relationship.   In a way, you are still his escort but if you are not getting paid, Personally, MOVE ON.    He saw another escort.  It's a clear signal that you are just "a girl / escort" who's willing to make all the compromises whilst he can do as he pleases.  Cut the loss and move on.  You deserve better than that. 
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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #94 on: 25 July 2016, 08:58:50 am »

I suspect that people who've got used to being at a partner's beck and call and sitting around waiting to be summoned are going to attract the people that would appeal to irrespective of their occupation, to be honest.
  I agree.   :)

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #95 on: 25 July 2016, 09:23:11 am »
That's why to maximise chances find them in the right setting. :) For example let's say I fell in love with some one in prison for a bad crime and expected all roses. It's just isn't going to happen. Lived and learned with clients came out the other side. It is what it is. :) It's unrealistic expecting clients to whisk you away in to a romance.
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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #96 on: 25 July 2016, 09:58:18 am »
kate x This is some sort of "LTR" for convenience" to him and to you. Some people stay in unhappy LTR/unhappy marriage for convenience.  Both of you knew this wasn't right but stayed because you are not sure what you will get if you lose this one. 

Were you introduced to his parents (if they are still alive?).  If not, essentially, you are still his free whore (young, pretty but a little "easy to manipulate" and "she does what he suggests her to do").  This man you say, who's a lot older.  Presumably, divorced or always single who already has his life and had LTRs in the past, never want another.  Essentially, no strings.  A Relationship with benefits. Escort "friend" who comes along to his holidays and dining out to keep him company and happy to provide sex as an adoring GF.  An Ideal situation for any Men who would want a casual relationship.   In a way, you are still his escort but if you are not getting paid, Personally, MOVE ON.    He saw another escort.  It's a clear signal that you are just "a girl / escort" who's willing to make all the compromises whilst he can do as he pleases.  Cut the loss and move on.  You deserve better than that.

Yes I know his parents and rest of the family. His father has now passed away, I went to his funeral and I'm involved in a lot of the family stuff.

I believe our relationship is more than just like a escort/client one. He's been a guarantor for me when I've rented places and helped financially when I've needed it, been there through the good and bad, including when my mum passed away 3 years ago, looked after me when I had an operation and overall he does care for me and me him, just not in the "love the pants off you want to be together forever" kind of way!

He's never been married but was in one LTR that went sour, that's put him off for good but we do both get something out of this. Remember this suits me as well - at the moment.

I'm under no illusion as to what this is but for the time being it's more valuable to me to keep him on for company (including having sex with someone I actually want to do it with!) and to continue working as when I get with someone else for a "proper" relationship (living together, having kids etc...) for me personally it wouldn't feel right for me to continue doing this line of work.

Btw I'm at no-ones beck and call and even though this situation ultimately suits him he also fits in with my lifestyle and if/when I want to change it I will

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #97 on: 25 July 2016, 08:47:40 pm »
Whatever float your boat, Miss  ;D ;D

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #98 on: 25 July 2016, 09:16:38 pm »
Whatever float your boat, Miss  ;D ;D


Yes its each to their own, the situation obviously suits the previous poster so its all good.


From what I hear about from some of my non escort friends relationships I would not tolerate ANY of that sort of stuff that they tell me about but they carry on day in day out playing happy families....I've become less tolerant to what I will put up with off men, but then I'm not in any position to give relationship advice to anyone really lmao  ;D

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #99 on: 26 July 2016, 09:41:14 am »
I have no desire to be dating anybody whether it be a client or civvie.  Ain't worth the hassle.

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #100 on: 26 July 2016, 10:07:44 am »
That's why to maximise chances find them in the right setting. :) For example let's say I fell in love with some one in prison for a bad crime and expected all roses. It's just isn't going to happen. Lived and learned with clients came out the other side. It is what it is. :) It's unrealistic expecting clients to whisk you away in to a romance.
Romance is the easiest part.  LTR has its harsh reality lol   :-\

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #101 on: 27 July 2016, 10:41:03 am »
I met my husband just over 5 years ago, he had booked me for an overnight booking and I ended up staying an extra 2 days with him (FOC of course) and the relationship developed from there and there has never been an issue with what I do

I am also very close to a guy that I had an arrangement with, the arrangement lasted around 3 years but we stayed friends after and still see each other on a fairly regular basis.  I can't imagine him not in my life

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #102 on: 27 July 2016, 10:58:11 am »
I have no desire to be dating anybody whether it be a client or civvie.  Ain't worth the hassle.


Same here, I think the last one put me off because he was the most emotionally needy person that I've ever met.


And anyway I've have no shortage of male company also I actually prefer waking up with my 3 cats curled up on the bottom of my bed than next to a man with a hard on lol  :)

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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #103 on: 27 July 2016, 01:07:11 pm »
Romance is the easiest part.  LTR has its harsh reality lol   :-\

This guy I'm with it is flowing and coming together nicely. It's all about the right match. But am more than happy he is a one woman man. :)

Like I said before chances with clients are slim you would have better with a one woman man who has no history of swinging like sex is going out of fashion. Clients behave a certain way compared to non clients messing you about. Well I scored big with my one woman man. :) Just the way I like it. :)

Any way the way most clients go on. Isn't attractive to me I just see clients as just that nothing more or less. They pay my wage that's all.
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Re: Dating a customer
« Reply #104 on: 27 July 2016, 02:20:53 pm »
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