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This one time, I had to chase him down to the parking lot...
StillSearching 2603 reads
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1 / 28

I once had a provider request that I remove my wedding ring at the start of a session. I found the request to be odd, and have never had any other provider request that again. Has anyone else ran across that before?

How do you providers feel when you see the client wearing a wedding ring?

mrfisher 108 Reviews 876 reads
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2 / 28

I have a provider who loves me to wear a wedding ring.  She loves the idea of doing a married guy.

FoxyNC See my TER Reviews 1033 reads
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3 / 28

I'm glad to see the ring, that means later on, it'll be less likely that you'll  try to pull a stalker version of Mark Wallburg;  
That's because the wifey will be on warden duty.

A long time ago, during a hysterical break-down over a long term ex (hey we all have had at least one, right?),  
as my brother tried to console me,
I had asked him sarcastically, "Whose side are you on, anyways?"
His response being the truest words ever spoken to me, "Why, I am on MY side."

I am on my side.

Vivianna Love See my TER Reviews 833 reads
posted
4 / 28

Good Morning,
I don't feel any kind of way.  It's more of a situation where I understand his needs to be more discreet & carefull.  So I make sure he doesn't leave  with any evidence.  
   
It's a good thing for me (when I do notice the ring) lets me know we both have a life away from the Hobby.  I have Family also (not married) but I do have a big family and relatives to look out for.  So this here is a break away for me too.

Outcalls are best- to avoid the Stalker issue.  
Never Burn your bridges

Besos/kisses
V

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MasterZen 33 Reviews 663 reads
posted
5 / 28

if you ever lost it, there would be an even more disappointed (am I understating this?) woman in your life.

MasterZen 33 Reviews 581 reads
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6 / 28
FoxyNC See my TER Reviews 758 reads
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7 / 28

Silly tail had left his wedding band on the nightstand! DOH!

lopaw 29 Reviews 709 reads
posted
8 / 28

...but no one has ever asked me to remove it.

Posted By: StillSearching
I once had a provider request that I remove my wedding ring at the start of a session. I found the request to be odd, and have never had any other provider request that again. Has anyone else ran across that before?  
   
 How do you providers feel when you see the client wearing a wedding ring?  

Vivian Vanderbuilt See my TER Reviews 835 reads
posted
9 / 28

I personally find no issue with a client wearing his wedding ring.  I'd prefer he wear it than risk losing it by taking it off while with me.

BrandiFine See my TER Reviews 723 reads
posted
10 / 28

Each Provider and Client will have their own opinion on this post, I'm certain of that :)  I personally am more comfortable if the band stays on.  Only certain items (of a clothing nature) are asked during my sessions to be removed.   Please don't get the wrong impressions, I truly appreciate my "single" clients too :)  However, there is a level of comfort that is automatic for me when I know the client is married and/or in a committed relationship.   The end result for me is that when I'm more comfortable, the "O's" are bigger and the squirting commences :)

Ciscodog 3 Reviews 530 reads
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11 / 28

Posted By: SweetMelissa
I personally don't give a damn what you do with your wedding ring.. It is none of my business! I have already assumed that you are married anyway!  
   
 What I do care about..  
 Paying for your time spent  
 Be a gentleman  
 Have a sense of humor  
 and don't be a pain in the A##...  
 

aragorn69 53 Reviews 643 reads
posted
12 / 28

When I was married, I usually would leave my ring in the car. It was a little loose and I didn't want it to come off during the session.  A couple time that I did leave it on I got some questions about being married and my wife at the time.  While I generally don't mind talking about some personal items bringing up my wife, and the lack of sex, didn't help the mood.

I did loose my wedding ring once but I was at the beach with my wife when it happened.  I took it off to apply sunscreen and put it in her beach bag and she dumped it out and lost the ring.

StillSearching 563 reads
posted
14 / 28

Don't really remember. Was quite a while ago. I am pretty sure it was a traveling provider though.

StillSearching 624 reads
posted
15 / 28

I agree. I have had a few providers start asking about being married and why I was seeing a provider. Certainly kills the mood.

WickedBrut 27 Reviews 656 reads
posted
16 / 28

But the only provider I know who has a 'thing' about guys taking off their wedding rings as part of her seduction ritual is a VERY beautiful woman based in Minneapolis who travels a lot. I suspect the request is rare.

StinaValentine See my TER Reviews 634 reads
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18 / 28
MissMarieM See my TER Reviews 777 reads
posted
19 / 28

Losing the ring because he took it off for this particular thing would be a dick move, and I'm undecided on whether it's more respectful to leave on or take off.  Good thing it isn't my call.

Bottom line: it does remind me that I'm getting paid, which has both good and bad points.

JustAnotherOpinion 598 reads
posted
20 / 28

...way back years ago I used to take it off.  The ladies would ask if I was married which I thought odd - I finally figured out it was because they didn't want to leave evidence like lipstick, scented lotion, or scratches on my body if I was married.  I thought that was very thoughtful.  Curiously no one ever asked if I had a girlfriend.

Now I wear it - it makes the ladies feel safer and they automatically know to avoid leaving evidence.  Nobody seems to care.  Some of my lady friends have been married too and wore their rings.  Actually I like that.
Posted By: StillSearching
I once had a provider request that I remove my wedding ring at the start of a session. I found the request to be odd, and have never had any other provider request that again. Has anyone else ran across that before?  
   
 How do you providers feel when you see the client wearing a wedding ring?  

FatElvis 23 Reviews 621 reads
posted
21 / 28

Alyson you're spot on with your last comment:  A provider should be the one person in your life who you can be totally honest with.  So true!  There are a couple of girls that I'm especially close to.  And they know more about me than anyone, including my best friends.  Being able to unload and share what's going on inside is just as important to me as the sex.

hbyist+truth=;( 555 reads
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22 / 28
case321 31 Reviews 536 reads
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23 / 28

I don't know why but I've always taken mine off. Don't know why if a lady asks if I'm married I'll tell her it ain't like either of us is looking for anything other than what this hobby is. Hell I've even called the wife while driving a gal out to dinner or a things just carry over for whatever reason. One "friend" used to love to kiss my neck and get me all got and bothered while I was phoning in my I'll be late excuse. She always said she was amazed at how quick and natural I could pull some tall believable story out of thin air. I always told her don't worry I won't lie to ya unless I'm married to ya. (Bet I catch some hell for that one), I frequently have to troubleshoot live electrical circuits so if my ring is stashed in my wallet I just play that card and nothing is ever thought of it.  

On a side note saw a post below about the lady knowing not to leave scratches or other evidence, same "friend" mentioned earlier got her claws in me pretty good one time looked pretty obvious to me what it came from and I didn't want to take any chances made her (well asked) her scratch a few more across the others so I could say I had to crawl under a machine at work and got banged up. Ya know in hindsight probally a good thing she retired or I'd have been either broke or living in my truck.

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Durhamdrew 19 Reviews 538 reads
posted
24 / 28

Unrelated I'm sure, but when I was married I noticed many more women would hit on me for a FWB kinda thing. I'm guessing it was a similar thing of them feeling safer that I wasn't going to get all stalkernazi on them.

Posted By: StinaValentine
because he's got a lot to lose.

FatElvis 23 Reviews 499 reads
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25 / 28
freebore 80 Reviews 680 reads
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26 / 28

I never tried to hide the fact that I am married, but I have always taken my ring off. My reasons would probably sound stupid and take a long post to explain. What I will say is that I never considered that keeping it on might provide an added comfort level for the gal I am seeing. That is good to know, and I am leaving it on from now on. Good post!

Foodyguy 29 Reviews 653 reads
posted
27 / 28

But even if it is taken off prior to meeting, there is usally either a tan line or indent where the ring was before he took it off.  Do you notice those and do they remind you it is P4P too?

LoboGris 3 Reviews 547 reads
posted
28 / 28

een married more years than I was single but have never worn a wedding ring. I worked with moving machinery when first married and didn't wear a ring for safety reasons and just never got in the habit of wearing one..

now I find out that if I wore a ring, I could expect better sessions with hookers... go figger :) Does make sense though, when I was a philandering husband having affairs here and there I preferred married women.. I rationalized that they had as much to lose as I did so were safer.. Now I prefer P4P, it's even more safe, easier, and a lower overall emotional and financial investment in getting my dick wet.

wonder where I put that damned ring ??

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