I have noticed that more reviewers are mentioning that they are looking for med use when they see a provider. Is this something that you look for when you fuck a provider? Would you bang her even if she used meds? Providers, do you look for signs of med use with your clients? Would you cut them off if you knew they were doing hard drugs?
Where are you seeing these reviews?
The reviews were both in LA and the two reviewers just said that they were looking for signs but couldn't find any.
Some people take medications for a variety of conditions. For example, I take a prescription daily for high cholesterol.
One of my fav providers takes meds for bi-polar; I only know that because she told me. I suppose other providers I've seen take meds for various reasons. If I knew a provider were into a different type of "meds", and I think you know what I mean, I wouldn't see her.-- Modified on 3/4/2017 7:03:50 AM
No, I would turn a guy away who comes visits me high (or very drunk).
I do not like being around people who use drugs.No. Hell no. If someone has to do drugs or be drunk to see me.. NEXT!!!! I live a very healthy,organic life and I sure don't want to spend my very precious time with someone who could blow up any given second, lapse of judgment, motor skills and loss of functions and use of mr willy. Oh that sounds like fun! And also I would seriously question any provider or client who is into Party N Play what their performance would be like and move on to someone with more control on their life. Drugs and drunks are scary to me and don't turn me on. Sometimes 💰 really isn't worth going through some shit like that. Do you have a link to these reviews?I've never seen anything ever mentioned like that unless it's on a ROB review and it wasn't on TER.
I went back to look at the one review I remembered and TER removed it.
In your OP, you said, "I have noticed that more reviewers are mentioning that they are looking for med use..."
Then in your reply to me above you said "two reviews," now you are mentioning one. Your OP made it sound like you were noticing a trend. One or two reviews is not a trend. The fact that the review you remembered is gone now, proves my point above that TER does not allow reviews that mention drugs. It probably slipped through the cracks, then somebody submitted a problem report and it's gone now.
That's my motto. Unless, of course, they are so fucked up that I can not morally allow them to continue with a session, due to consent basically being non-existent.
Also, if someone busts out hard drugs in my presence, I'm gone with the quickness. I have a very big 'No tweaker' & 'No idiots' policy. Unfortunately this has happened- any guy who thinks they can impress me with a pile or handful of drugs is not someone I want to be around. But on their own personal time is their business.
Do you know how many new reviews can be posted in a large city in a day or a week in any given city. I can't remember them all.lol I was talking about the most recent reviews that I had read. But I have seen the subject come up in the past in reviews. I guess you were correct in that they are not allowed and were edited or removed as well.
-- Modified on 3/4/2017 9:50:18 AM
I think just about everyone, especially the guys who are older, are on prescribed meds.
I think some are trying to put that in reviews to warn others of drug use. Maybe pill popping thrown in there as well. There are other ways of getting that point across in a review and I do feel, if true, others should be warned. Not the same as your cholesterol pills.One of my fav providers takes meds for bi-polar; I only know that because she told me. I suppose other providers I've seen take meds for various reasons.
If I knew a provider were into a different type of "meds", and I think you know what I mean, I wouldn't see her. -- Modified on 3/4/2017 7:03:50 AM
Also, if someone busts out hard drugs in my presence, I'm gone with the quickness. I have a very big 'No tweaker' & 'No idiots' policy.
Unfortunately this has happened- any guy who thinks they can impress me with a pile or handful of drugs is not someone I want to be around. But on their own personal time is their business.
I think the "MEDS" might be a big reason for why some providers are not reliable and suck at their jobs.. I do appreciate when reviewers try to point this out. Those are the ones that I try to avoid!
No, not likely cholesterol meds. But why did the OP beat around the bush with the word "meds" when that can mean lots of things? Why not jump on him for his lack of clarity rather than me for asking for clarity?
And as we saw, he was able to answer my question to him all by himself.
P.S. Not everyone, including us "older" folks, are on prescribed meds. Prior to a few weeks ago, I wasn't.
Except for some antibiotics from the last time I had some dental work done, I honestly can't remember the last time I took any kind of drugs at all. Tequila of course does NOT count. lol
Drugs and / or the use of drugs, during our rendezvous, will not be tolerated.