IMC is kinda bullshit and has been debunked many timesIMC = 21![]()
IMC is kinda bullshit and has been debunked many timesIMC = 21![]()
IMC is kinda bullshit and has been debunked many times
Je parle de la silhouette aussi, si quelqu'un a peu de gras et beaucoup de masse musculaire, son IMC va être plus élevé qu'une personne de la même taille mais avec moins de muscles. Certaines personnes ont des plus petits ou plus gros os aussi. Je me considère quelqu'un de fit mais j'ai un IMC 17-18. J'ai une amie qui a un IMC 24-25 et elle est super en shape, avec une silhouette hourglass et une taille fine. Elle est très musclée et bien proportionnée. Pourtant son IMC est supposément ''élevé''Je suis d’accord au niveau de la santé mais ici je fais seulement référence à la silhouette![]()
This situation is indeed disturbing but the venue is not always between Johns. I have heard much more gossip from providers concerning their competition than from colleagues.Clients - do you become friends with other clients and hang out outside of here? If so, do you start discussing various providers in private messages with other men? I'm asking this question because often a client knew something about me that he wasn't supposed to know. If so, what is the purpose of this? What if it endangers the companion?
Yes we doClients - do you become friends with other clients and hang out outside of here? If so, do you start discussing various providers in private messages with other men? I'm asking this question because often a client knew something about me that he wasn't supposed to know. If so, what is the purpose of this? What if it endangers the companion?
A question I have for you is how do you know that what is being said in private messages is true? A client could just be making it up. Same thing with providers. What if it's just sabotage and not gossip? A lot of people lie in this industry for some reason. I've had a person in the industry accuse me of poisoning her years ago. (hint it wasn't true)This situation is indeed disturbing but the venue is not always between Johns. I have heard much more gossip from providers concerning their competition than from colleagues.
Our conversations are more considering what we see noted, that is physical and services. That is why a very important lesson in this domain is NEVER discuss anything with anyone that you would not appreciate reading online. Unfortunately some are very voluble and too trusting concerning their personal life.
Too get a better grasp on certain people just listen how they talk about others, that will tell you how they will talk about you when you are not there. This rarely proves wrong.
Personally, I've had a lot of clients try to fish information about other providers from me, but I decided to keep it quiet. I don't really see the point in engaging in this gossip personally. What kind of questions do you get asked when you write a review? Do you feel like it's wise to answer these questions? I feel like in many cases, it could endanger the person's safety or mess with their business.I personally have not become friends with or met up with another client in this industry. It's not really on my TDL. I have on occasion, however, discussed providers in private messages on MERB and its sister sites. These typically-very-brief discussions are very surface-level and about, like @DouMan said, matters that may help inform a booking decision (physique and services). The bulk of incoming messages are from users who saw a review I wrote and are reaching out because they have some follow up questions they want answers on before making a booking (I only respond to those whose vibes I don't find objectionable). I've never gotten a question asking about a provider's personal life or their sensitive personal information, and if I ever were to, I just wouldn't respond.
Echoing what @DouMan said, most of what I hear about an SP's life secondhand was volunteered to me, without my solicitation, by a friend, acquaintance, competition, or outright enemy of the SP. if a client knew something about you that he shouldn't have, I'd venture to say that he also could've heard it from another SP you either know directly or with whom you share a common client or industry acquaintance. I suppose this is why a number of SPs I see deliberately keep their social circle in the industry very tight.
Edit: I'm not discounting the possibility that the client could've heard it from some client ol' boys club/network/grapevine. I'm aware that they exist and have discussed it to some length elsewhere on the board.
The line between gossip and sabotage here is extremely thin.A question I have for you is how do you know that what is being said in private messages is true? A client could just be making it up. Same thing with providers. What if it's just sabotage and not gossip? A lot of people lie in this industry for some reason. I've had a person in the industry accuse me of poisoning her years ago. (hint it wasn't true)
That's interesting, and yes it's clearly sabotage. When I first started and information about me was shared, I didn't have any friends who were well known providers, so it was clients who talked about me. As I've mentioned in other threads, during the first 2 months that I worked, I planted some real and some false info to see if it would come back to me, and it did.The line between gossip and sabotage here is extremely thin.
In such a case I would ask myself what is in it for the person? What do they have to gain or lose by sharing this information?
Besides discussing the physical and services already mentioned between collegues I have received way more negative or sabotaging remarks from other providers than anything else. In such cases I generally diregard their comments not having both sides of the story.
I used to go once or twice per year. On two occasions, a stripper offered to come to my hotel (free of charge).My friend has almost convinced me to join her as a stripper but I had some questions for clients.
How often do you go?
Do you buy private dances?
Have you ever tried to see a stripper outside of the club?
If so, would you pay for her services or try to haggle it?
Respect, being nice are often rewarded.I used to go once or twice per year. On two occasions, a stripper offered to come to my hotel (free of charge).
Respect, being nice are often rewarded.
Both times were slow nights, I had dances with them at the club and they came after their shifts.I guess but that’s still surprising considering that they’re stripping to make money
If you don't mind me asking, how many dances did you have? Before leaving your hotel room they never hinted at expecting some compensation?Both times were slow nights, I had dances with them at the club and they came after their shifts.
I don’t go anymore, but I used to in my younger years, too often![Clients]
My friend has almost convinced me to join her as a stripper but I had some questions for clients.
How often do you go?
Do you buy private dances?
Have you ever tried to see a stripper outside of the club?
If so, would you pay for her services or try to haggle it?
I wasn't implying that it's bad for people here to become friends and talk about these topics at all.@Lunaseraphim
Yes people talk, gossip and exchange truth and false information about whoever. It’s not specific to the escort world. In any workplace you will bump into that kind of shit, it’s human nature. As I keep saying, I don’t care what people say or think about me, because it’s none of my business.
Also, I do meet with 3 other merb members, we talk about a lot of different topics and that includes escorts and the escorting world. Talking about experiences, anecdotes and other stories is part of our entertainment nights. So? As far as I know we aren’t hurting anyone. Same goes when the girls are on their girls night out.




