I guess I’m asking, is there something a client can do that would make you go the extra mile during a session??
Ask us anything part 3
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These are not generalizations these are realities of life, quite a distinction.Also, generalizations are pointless. I don't give a discount to attractive clients, I'm not the one booking them, they're booking me. Some clients I think are attractive have had a good attitude and are sweet, some think they can get away with certain things because they are attractive, and I'm not cool with that.
Yes, we know that clients book us for our looks. It's not news to anybody here.
Unfortunately it is not something that is earned but something you are born with if you are lucky.
Maintaining it is another subject all together.
What do you mean by going an extra mile? I always try to give my best during sessions, considering the circumstances.
They are a reality but you asked if we are attracted to some of our clients, and I said yes but I don't give them special treatment, and you seem to not want to take that answer as truth. I don't really know what to say more.
Yes,
Being respectful, not haggling rates, not being pushy and just being a good client overall.
I will go the extra mile
No I did not ask that anywhere, you are mistaken.They are a reality but you asked if we are attracted to some of our clients, and I said yes but I don't give them special treatment, and you seem to not want to take that answer as truth. I don't really know what to say more.
I said that attractive people have an advantage in life going in, it can always be overshadowed by being an entitled idiot for sure.
SP are in it for the $$$ it is a business they are selling a service. A shop keeper will also sell you whatever you are willing to buy regardless of your looks, but an attractive person is much more likely to get a favourable interview given that all other qualifications are equal.
Attractive actors are the ones that make the most money and get the best roles. You are right it is time to move on.
You're right, it's not you who asked that but someone else, and I answered his question.
For the providers out there- do you ever take it personally when a guy doesn’t come at the end of a session? I’m low key embarrassed to say that even though I’m only in my late 20s, it isn’t always easy to pop multiple times in a row bc of my glans being ultra sensitive (too used to rubbing it out with foreskin unretracted as a kid ). Add to that the “time limit/running clock” aspect and I do end up having to finish myself a lot. Tbf this is never a problem for me if I’ve gonna without busting a few days, but if it’s one after the other without at least a few hrs rest it’s unfortunately a common issue.
Do you mean if someone doesn't come at all, or doesn't come twice (or more)? Not all clients come twice, far from that! About not coming at all, I never take this personally. Stress, fatigue, being nervous, medications are all things that can prevent someone from coming. If we had fun together and all the sensations and caresses fulfilled your body and mind, then it was probably a good session!
I don’t take it personal if a man cannot get hard or cannot cum. It happens to the best of us.
There’s a lot of pressure that comes with meeting someone for the first time and being time restricted.
Yes I see what you are saying there have even been documentaries on the topic. People are more trusting of others who are conventionally attractive, and yes SPs are makeing a living on their attractiveness, but people keep coming back when our personalities are as inviting as our looks are.
No. There are many reasons why that can happen, and some of them are psychological and have nothing to do with me and my skills as a provider.
Also, not every client has a focus on having an orgasm. A lot of clients want intimacy above everything else, some of them don't want penetrative sex. Not everyone is obsessed with MSOG etc. Also, a SP's role isn't to judge you based on ''performance'', it's to provide space for you to explore sexuality and intimacy and affection and conversation in many different forms.
It is nothing new. It isn't taken personally. There are many reasons a guy may not be able to perform to completion. There are depression or blood pressure meds that have this effect, tiredness, problematic prostate, drinking or drug use, mental pressures or conditioning, porn addiction has this side effect as well. there are so many reasons why it can happen. Only time it is an issue is when he trys to make it out to be our fault he didn't cum. We would hope you know your body well enough to know what is happening, and not blame the provider. I would think most providers goal is to make you cum, if it doesn't happen, it is generally something out of our control.
One of my favorite sweeties I've seen many times he would know within 20 minutes if he would cum or not, and if he he couldn't he would stop the session 30 minutes in and would announce sweetly, "coffee time" just so we could still manage to fit in social time into the visit. Sometimes during "coffee time" we might try again and be successful. Since the initial pressure to cum was off.
I'm sure this has been asked many times but what would you all say is the average percentage that Montreal agencies take? How much of the $250/hour (for example) that the client pays goes to the SP? I'm not merely being curious; it helps me to think about how much I tip the SP.
I've heard that girls end up usually with 160 to 200$ the hour, depending on the agency. I had someone tried to recruit me to work for an agency and he said I would make 180-200 for full gfe per hour. I don't judge providers who charge that rate and never would, but that's very low for that type of service, if you want my opinion. That's why I encourage to tip agency & spa workers and to book indies. (and by indies I mean established providers who have a website and more than just a leolist ad. and yes you will have to pay a bit more)
When I worked at an agency, they charged 300 for an hour and I was making 220.
Thanks for these informative responses on the agency percentage. It's an important consideration for me when tipping.
I remember when I was working at a spa, a girl had dropped her agency because she only made 160 or 180 per hour after the cut. It was better for her to work at a spa because she was making nearly the same amount doing just basic FS.
Tipping is always appreciated! Thank you for caring
As many, I fully agree.
The first booking is more often based on looks ... the superficial.
Repeats are based on personalities ... the woman.
