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sugar

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Has this happened to any other ladies - "A gut feeling "?
« on: 23 April 2024, 05:07:06 pm »
Hi

Had a guy going contact me for a overnight.  I was really excited,because I have been quite quiet lately. He agreed to my £200 deposit. I asked him to call me. When he did,  he was so monotone and awkward,  it was kind of creepy. He spoke in 1 or 2 word answers. I asked him when exactly he wanted the overnight.  He said "soon". I then asked when exactly.  He said "weekend", I said Saturday  then?  He said "yes".  I then asked "incall or outcall?" He said "outcall my place" I said let me send my bank details by WhatsApp. He said "ok".  I them sent my bank details, but something in my gut, made me delete them again  on WhatsApp, and say "sorry I changed my mind , I'm Not the right escort for you".  He just made me feel very uncomfortable speaking to him, he was dismissive and not really want to speak to me. It made me think that maybe he us like that in real life too.  He texted me that "he is disappointed because I was the girl getting chose and I'm his type" [off topic removed]. However I feel he was genuine but there was just something from our conversation that gave me the creeps.   I feel silly for turning down a large amount of money, when my rent is die next month.......but I just felt something in my gut was not right.  Maybe he was just socially awkward or he wasn't comfortable talking over the phone......Has anyone else had a gut feeling about someone, that felt irrational,  but it just didn't feel right??

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Re: Has this happened to any other ladies - "A gut feeling "?
« Reply #1 on: 23 April 2024, 05:19:34 pm »
Yep and ignore your gut at your peril

Always go with the gut it will keep you safe

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Re: Has this happened to any other ladies - "A gut feeling "?
« Reply #2 on: 23 April 2024, 05:39:18 pm »
Your gut is always right you were right to do this .

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Re: Has this happened to any other ladies - "A gut feeling "?
« Reply #3 on: 23 April 2024, 05:58:50 pm »
Yep always trust your gut.
I won't accept a booking before speaking to them first and that is the reason why.
If you'd have gone ahead with it I bet you'd have been very anxious on the way there and as you say, if he was socially awkward or just plain weird you'd be on edge the whole time.
No money is worth your safety and peace of mind.

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Re: Has this happened to any other ladies - "A gut feeling "?
« Reply #4 on: 23 April 2024, 07:31:27 pm »
If in doubt leave it out. This man sounded like he would be a difficult short booking never mind an overnight!

You did the right thing in cancelling. Better safe than sorry and forget about the 💰 there will be others along soon 😋

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« Reply #5 on: 24 April 2024, 08:46:27 pm »
Always go with your gut instinct. If something doesn’t feel right about a situation or person then don’t go ahead with it. That should be the number one rule in this profession.

I had someone call me late one night last year and I immediately had a bad gut feeling about him. But I chose to ignore it and met him anyway, only to be assaulted and mugged. This particular client had been abusing cocaine so it wasn’t hard for me to know something was wrong about him when he called. Iv met lots of clients who have been taking cocaine in the past but something felt especially wrong about this client. Our instincts are there to protect us and we must always follow them.

Your safety and well-being should always be paramount and no amount of monetary value should ever get in the way of that.

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Re: Has this happened to any other ladies - "A gut feeling "?
« Reply #6 on: Today at 10:24:55 am »
So he wanted to spend the night with you but wasn't bothered about talking with you on the phone for a couple of minutes? Just this alone has more flags than a communist parade. You did the right thing by getting rid. We stop listening to our guts when we're "desperate" and bad shyte usually will happen  (slow month, rent coming etc...).
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Re: Has this happened to any other ladies - "A gut feeling "?
« Reply #7 on: Today at 05:16:31 pm »
Ones that sound dreadful on the phone usually are during their booking. If your made to feel uncomfortable before they even visit and you can cancel on them it's best. In the past I've had really awful men turn up and it's been a nightmare