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9024xx

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #15 on: 20 January 2024, 10:14:57 pm »
Had to look up limerence, He is definitely filling his time and lack of excitement in his life with reading my profile feedback and then pulling me up on it. I've had experience with a stalker and clients turning nasty if they feel I'm not giving them attention and very often these types play nice guy until.they turn and it's scary.

I'm going to stop seeing him, He is almost 70 and you'd think older men wouldn't act silly.

This is what I'm worried about - client turning nasty because I've put my foot down.  These men sometimes 😩

One More Rodeo

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #16 on: 22 January 2024, 11:30:57 am »
I get it often with regulars asking me to go for coffee, I have in my own personal life zero interest wasting my personal free time on any men or dates.

I was recently asked out for a coffee by a regular. I'm only guessing it was for free as I didn't even reply to his message. He then emailed because he thinks my phone is broken...
What baffles me is why he thinks I would go out with him.
During the bookings, we talk about him - his life, his issues, his stories, his photos, his work, his opinions. We have sex the way he likes so that he can cum. I'm happy to do this because I'm paid.
He did absolutely nothing for me. There is nothing in it for me. Why would he think I'll go out with him? I can't even :FF

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #17 on: 22 January 2024, 12:33:34 pm »
I stopped blogging and deleted my blogs because of idiot punters who think that they actually know me

One More Rodeo

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« Reply #18 on: 22 January 2024, 06:02:03 pm »
Adding to this, here are gallant ways regulars asked me for unpaid labour, i.e. spending time with them (sometimes in exchange for a warm meal, a warm beverage or for nothing at all):

🤡: "I could treat you for lunch."
🤡: "I'm short on time. Coffee?"
🤡: "If you want to meet in real life, don't be shy and get in touch."

Mirror

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #19 on: 22 January 2024, 06:07:52 pm »
Adding to this, here are gallant ways regulars asked me for unpaid labour, i.e. spending time with them (sometimes in exchange for a warm meal, a warm beverage or for nothing at all):

🤡: "I could treat you for lunch."
🤡: "I'm short on time. Coffee?"
🤡: "If you want to meet in real life, don't be shy and get in touch."

It's wonderful when regulars do not ask this, many do not (although a few do). I just explain I don't have time, if they push I say any spare time I spend with family who don't get enough of my attention anyway. Absolute truth.

Lushblossom

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #20 on: 23 January 2024, 12:11:53 pm »
The one recently I have stopped seeing asked me 'Is there anything I can do just for you for ten minutes'. He used to visit 20 mins for £60. Guess he waS hoping for £60 half an hour!!

Deluded.

So many go like this slowly. Just isn't worth it!

fallen angel

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« Reply #21 on: 23 January 2024, 01:09:26 pm »
The one recently I have stopped seeing asked me 'Is there anything I can do just for you for ten minutes'. He used to visit 20 mins for £60. Guess he waS hoping for £60 half an hour!!

Deluded.

So many go like this slowly. Just isn't worth it!

You should say "yes you can bugger off 10 mins early"  ;D   10 mins for £60 .. result!

Lushblossom

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #22 on: 23 January 2024, 01:50:22 pm »
You should say "yes you can bugger off 10 mins early"  ;D   10 mins for £60 .. result!
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Ha ha. :)

misscleo

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #23 on: 01 February 2024, 09:06:14 am »
Ive had 3 months away from touring and am due to return in March and i have one regular whos 74 and hes on the spectrum, ive known him for about 10 years and the thought of seeing him again fills me with dread actually. He nitpicks at almost every word i say and ive given him alot of grace over the years due to the autism but im so close to sacking him off.

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #24 on: 01 February 2024, 09:46:30 am »
Ive had 3 months away from touring and am due to return in March and i have one regular whos 74 and hes on the spectrum, ive known him for about 10 years and the thought of seeing him again fills me with dread actually. He nitpicks at almost every word i say and ive given him alot of grace over the years due to the autism but im so close to sacking him off.

This can be very difficult, is he otherwise absolutely fine - time keeping, correct money, not pushing boundaries, discretion etc ?

misscleo

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« Reply #25 on: 01 February 2024, 02:24:48 pm »
This can be very difficult, is he otherwise absolutely fine - time keeping, correct money, not pushing boundaries, discretion etc ?

Thanks for replying, yes he's very undemanding physically, and no other issues other than he s trying my patience. I have a friend with Aspergers so i know many of the character traits and make allowances accordingly.

fallen angel

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #26 on: 01 February 2024, 05:38:30 pm »
Ive had 3 months away from touring and am due to return in March and i have one regular whos 74 and hes on the spectrum, ive known him for about 10 years and the thought of seeing him again fills me with dread actually. He nitpicks at almost every word i say and ive given him alot of grace over the years due to the autism but im so close to sacking him off.

I find that once the dread sets in at the thought of a booking with them it's time to sack them off if you can manage without their money.
I've never regretted not seeing them once I've made the break.

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #27 on: 01 February 2024, 08:58:46 pm »
I find that once the dread sets in at the thought of a booking with them it's time to sack them off if you can manage without their money.
I've never regretted not seeing them once I've made the break.

Yes, I totally agre!

misscleo

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Re: Regulars wanting special treatment or thinking they are special.
« Reply #28 on: 02 February 2024, 08:48:32 am »
Many thanks for the advise ladies, i think i ll do myself a favour and sack him off. :)