Hi Ladies

I had an enquiry to my work email today from a fairly local chap asking for oral & intercourse to become a regular thing... (Im aware it probably wouldnt be regular!)... I messaged back anyway asking how long he'd like to book etc. In the meantime I logged on to my AdultWork page where he'd messaged me there also, so took a look at his profile.... basically it said things such as happy to take girls virginity, happy to make you pregnant as it's cheaper than IVF and so it went on, he only had 1 review from 2012. 

Anyway, he then emailed me that he wanted to let his sperm enter my womb stating, 'you know what to do' and hes been seeing an escort since she was 17 (??!!!) for 3 years and now shes moving and he's only available at 1.30am as hes in a shared house etc etc....

I replied saying I'm not what hes looking for etc and thank you for the enquiry, BUT as a newbie and only having 3 enquiries so far.... is this the type of jargon that you get alot??

Thanks Chrissie x

Yes its normal when you are new alot of the veteran knobheads and timewasters go on the prowl it will lessen as you go along. Best to just delete and block.

Try and get a call blocker on your phone and always remember to log numbers of timewasters/knobheads/no shows. Seems obvious but I have known veteran ladies not always log these people. Saves answering the idiot brigade and getting yourself stressed.

Try and get a call blocker on your phone and always remember to log numbers of timewasters/knobheads/no shows. Seems obvious but I have known veteran ladies not always log these people. Saves answering the idiot brigade and getting yourself stressed.

This exactly!

But remember anyone can put on a polite voice. Personally I think actions speak louder than words and I think phoning someone 7 times is plain weird. If I met a guy on a nite out and he phoned me 7 times, I would think stalker and never see him again. If anyone phoned me 7 times in my personal life, you would instantly think there was some sort of emergency. I just think phoning someone that amount of times is a red flag that they are a complete tit and completely ignorant, the fact you told him that it was your day off and he chose to harass you with calls anyway is an even bigger red flat. I'd block that person regardless of how nice he sounds but then I am choosy and have zero tolerance for anything that doesn't sound normal. xx

I will see guys who do this, but it does make me wary. But I agree with PP - that IF I was to be working from my home address where I lived , or if it was an outcall to a private home and I did not ave security sitting outside then I too would block the people who phone incessantly. 2-3 times in a row , or maybe 5 over a whole day = fair enough. But any more than that would get my idiot radar up.

Yeah it wouldn't be the amount of calls that would bother me it would be the fact I had said no.Be wary of boundary pushers.

Well yes probably so.Probably not a bad guy then if you had told him to ring you.

Thanks ladies, also had a guy ring about 7 times today when id emailed him to say I wasnt working When I decided to answer he actually seemed a decent genuine man.... id like to think I've fairly good instinct... ive now created a personal voicemail and turned my phone off.

desperate to find a buddy for my outcalls though for extra security... ill only be doing max 2 a week due to 'normal' lifexx

But you said you emailed him to tell him you were not working?? I'm confused x