Tips for finding and saving pics of SP's from websites, past and present

[UncleBuck]

Most people think that seeing a prostitute is "weird" and "creepy". So include yourself among those whose activities are weird and creepy.

There’s a big difference between seeing escorts for casual sex vs saving their ad/gallery photos, let alone going through methodical processes to save them in better quality and making a considerable effort to unearth ones that are no longer there. The two behaviors combined are what make it creepy and borderline obsessive, which sets him apart from the ultra-organized hobbyist who just saves a single photo or two for reference/recordkeeping.

To put it in perspective, imagine telling people that after you sleep with a civilian girl, you go sleuth her social media photos to save the ones that “do it for you”, and explore ways to dig up photos she previously took down.

As I explained above, it takes no more than a few keystrokes to screenshot a photo, edit it and save it. No "intensive lengths" are needed. Also you can't save "hi res" versions of photos that are low resolution to begin with. Most photos of girls on websites are low resolution.

OP’s Problem 1 literally describes the tedious process he’s willing to go through in order to save a higher quality version.

OP’s Problem 2 refers to the lengths he’s willing to go in order to dig up photos that’ve been taken down. Sometimes the SP (especially debutantes) realizes a photo either has an identifying tattoo or can be recognized from her socials, sometimes an agency takes down a face photo they accidentally published instead of the blurred copy. Just take the L and move on.

The quickest solution to both problems would be to just ask the agency or the girl for the photo(s), but they don’t ask because it’s an awkward request. And it’s an awkward request because it’s creepy.

 

[Lans]

Both the op and I specifically mentioned that we do NOT post the photos we save. You are the first person to mention "posting". Maybe you are the one doing the posting!

It wasnt Ssneo, it was me. And I dont have social media so no I dont do that. I also keep a few pictures but only those that the girls sent me in private.

 

[CaptRenault]

The quickest solution to both problems would be to just ask the agency or the girl for the photo(s), but they don’t ask because it’s an awkward request. And it’s an awkward request because it’s creepy.

I think we should ask girls for their permission before we write reviews of them. Also, we should let the girls read and approve the reviews before we post them. If you post a review of a girl that she hasn't given permission and approval for, I think it's weird and creepy.

 

[envelopes]

When guys post SPs pics saved from 10 years ago in that thread about previous SPs, I just get creeped out.

This thread is worse

 

[LC18]

When guys post SPs pics saved from 10 years ago in that thread about previous SPs, I just get creeped out.

This thread is worse

Honestly, a lot of SPs don’t like merb and this thread is proving their point

 

[SteelyDave]

Frankly I'm a little surprised that this topic is in the least bit controversial. I don't regret bringing it up, though.

Last I checked, Alex, this entire forum falls squarely into the "Creepy Shit You Keep To Yourself" category, so I'll take "The Penis Mightier" for $1000

Upon further reflection I remembered that a couple of girlfriends I had in my 20's have some pics of me that I wish they didn't have. And my face isn't blurred out
I don't love that, but I accept that it's a risk you take when you pose for a picture in the digital age. This particular kind of toothpaste is especially hard to put back in the tube. I guess I kind of assumed that most SP's had made peace with that reality.

 

[LC18]

Frankly I'm a little surprised that this topic is in the least bit controversial. I don't regret bringing it up, though.

Last I checked, Alex, this entire forum falls squarely into the "Creepy Shit You Keep To Yourself" category, so I'll take "The Penis Mightier" for $1000

Upon further reflection I remembered that a couple of girlfriends I had in my 20's have some pics of me that I wish they didn't have. And my face isn't blurred out
I don't love that, but I accept that it's a risk you take when you pose for a picture in the digital age. This particular kind of toothpaste is especially hard to put back in the tube. I guess I kind of assumed that most SP's had made peace with that reality.

As long as you know that you’re creepy. All is well

 

[Rosie Sparkles]

I just want to put out there that I dont find my clients creepy at all and I find it very reductive to say that. I love my job and I dont think there is anything wrong in paying for the services I offer. I feel respected by my clientele and they have many different reasons to hire providers instead of ''regular'' dating.

But this thread about looking for pictures a provider chose to deleted from their profile is quite creepy. Because it breaks the consent of the provider in my mind. If they dont want their picture online anymore, you should respect that. There is a lot of sexy pictures online no need to go out of your way to be a douchebag

 

[DetectiveDavidMills]

 

[minutemenX]

I been told by a professional who does it for living that most pictures posted on the Web can be find somewhere even if they were deleted from the original site. Some modern software also can unblur and reconstruct faces from older images and then track the person everywhere in social media.

 

[Rebaynia]

I knowingly put my image out there, and knowing that some people will find ways to save it. It is why, not every one of my pictures is shared.
It was the conversation about reposting that I was bothered by.
Technically there is a market for wanting the photos, it's kind of like hording playboy magazines back in the day. Still not down with sharing the saved images though.

 

[Enjoying life]

Provider would have been a better p word to use to refer to SPs. And one that doesn't make SPs cringe to see you refer to them as such.

And that kind of group would not be concidered ok, as reposting stolen material online is not ok. I purposely will not send my photos privately, that way if I see my photos anywhere I did not post it myself, I can have it removed as theft of my image, it never belonged to them to be given the ok to post. And pics get removed because we want to change them up, update, or change their target audience.
When a provider decides to retire, they don't want to come across their images reposted somewhere else 10 years later. When they want to move on and leave the lifestyle in the past, they want the piece of mind that they can erase themselves, and that part of their life from online. Sure people will likely save it for their own private viewing, but to repost it would be viewed as a violation.

SP instead

 

[CaptRenault]

We need to pass a law in Canada that makes it illegal for creepy weird johns to hire a prostitute!

Oh wait, we did that already in 2014.