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I adorn my cock with seasonal decor. For Instance..........
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I have a snowflake motif this week.  With Valentine's around the corner, I have hearts attached, or bon bons for BBWs.  In March, I have shamrocks on it, and dip my dick in Baileys.   You get the idea.

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Want to do a fun, unofficial poll:
how are your guys dressing up for a "date".
3 options:
1. I wear whatever happens to be available (if anyone asks - I can say I am going to a gym)
2. Neat but casual (as if going to have a dinner with some friends)
3. Dressed to impress (if my wife asks: my boss asked me to take our new clients for a dinner)

I will vote # 2 though I must say I am very new and haven't "been around" ........yet. ;)


I love clothes and always dress to impress. Not to impress but I'm worse than a woman when it comes to buying clothes. Should have worked for a designer; Oh, but I'm not gay.

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I have a snowflake motif this week.  With Valentine's around the corner, I have hearts attached, or bon bons for BBWs.  In March, I have shamrocks on it, and dip my dick in Baileys.   You get the idea.

Very interesting question. I usually do #2 just to "look" like I'm not a psycho or just some dude looking for something warm to hump. I figure a little effort on my part *might*  make the lady more comfortable and confident... hence, better service.

I would LOVE to hear what providers think... ladies??!

To quote: "I usually do #2 just to 'look' like I'm not a psycho"

I thought that doing a number 2 would make the provider run out of the room screaming.

I am normally dressed in a suit and carry a briefcase or small portfolio. I see providers during the day and that is how I am normally dressed. If I run into anyone I know in the hotel lobby, I just say I was on a job interview!


I am usually in business casual (polo shirt and a pair of dress slacks) as this is what I wear on a daily basis. I agree with the sentiments that the better dressed you are, the more at ease the ladies will be.

Considering ya'll know what we look like before we meet (and it wasnt the gym clothes that got you there) I would have to go with 1 and 2..

I kinda have a thing for a man in a suit and tie (its SOOOO hott).. But at the same time casual is just as nice, as long as you present yourself with a Lil' Bit of class than your good to go!! Also grooming (everything) is great too!!

Play Safe and Have Fun ;-)

Samm

i don't feel like i have to dress to impress..i just like to be comfortable as well as the provider..very seldom ask for dress requirments,but i do admit,i appreciate a woman in a dress..would be nice to here from more providers..

Hardy is right. "The better dressed you are, the more at ease the ladies will be." See, we are always a tiny bit tense when we meet a new client. So when we open the door and let you into our home, we need to feel safe. By showing effort in your presentation, it puts us at ease, and when we are at ease, we can focus completely on pleasuring you. We dont want any tension, we just want to focus on making you happy. By showing a bit of effort in your appearance and hygene, you'll help us feel comfortable. You've read our reviews and know our reputation, but we dont know who will walk in our door, you know what i mean? We have about 5 minutes to make a decision on if a man is safe or not. So, 2 or 3 is good. Never wear white sneakers or clothes from gym. Dont come in with stains on your clothes like you've just had a food fight. I actually had a guy come into my 5-star hotel wearing his chef apron! He had all kinds of food stains on him, and security followed him up since he looked so out-of-place. Just as we offer you discretion, by you dressing professionally, you offer us descretion also. If you are entering a nice hotel, you will only draw attention to yourself if you dont blend in. And you dont want them asking you questions right? You want your privacy of course. Hope this helps, since you asked for some providers to give an opinion.

you bought up some good points..never really thought about "blending in"( although i usually do)thanks..rabbit

Usually #2, just like I would dress @ work, which is business casual

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