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Faye88 See my TER Reviews 2513 reads
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1 / 52

Guys, how do you feel about talking about your family?  

I have no hang ups about guys who see providers that have a family.  Guys like variety, and most ladies.  I like variety in my sex life when I'm in a relationship.

I never ask a guy about his family because I assume he does not want to talk about it.  Most guys I meet, I like to get to know them very well.  I am interested in everything about them, but I don't ask because I don't want them to feel uncomfortable.

Any guys out there who talk about their family?  If so, does it make you uncomfortable?  Would you rather have providers skip this subject?

inicky46 61 Reviews 436 reads
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2 / 52

We're not with you to remember our family, just as likely to forget about it.  If we're married it just reminds us that we're cheating.  I'm no longer married so that doesn't matter.  But I'd still rather  not talk about my kids simply because it crosses a boundary in terms of my privacy and security.  There are some guys who want to talk about this, and that's fine, but let them bring it up.  God knows there are lots of other things to talk about during "down time," such as food, travel, sports, etc.  Politics is probably a bad idea, though.  Why not talk about sex?

serpius 311 reads
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3 / 52

Hey Faye,

I rarely discuss my family with a proivder that I see the 1st or 2nd time. If I see the provider on a regular basis, then I may mention my kids briefly, but nothing that will give them away or any other important information about me.  If the provider brings up her family especially her children, then she is giving the OK to discuss my family.

Most of the time, I am asked about my ethnic and heritage backgrounds of my family tree and that's a pretty safe topic to have a conversation on.

Every provider that I have met all have family of some sort, so that's usually a good topic to discuss as long as it's not divulging any incriminating statements and/or comments.

Serpius

Posted By: Faye88
Guys, how do you feel about talking about your family?  

I have no hang ups about guys who see providers that have a family.  Guys like variety, and most ladies.  I like variety in my sex life when I'm in a relationship.

I never ask a guy about his family because I assume he does not want to talk about it.  Most guys I meet, I like to get to know them very well.  I am interested in everything about them, but I don't ask because I don't want them to feel uncomfortable.

Any guys out there who talk about their family?  If so, does it make you uncomfortable?  Would you rather have providers skip this subject?

Lud202 1 Reviews 293 reads
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4 / 52

Sex is a good place to start I supposed...

Lovelyelle See my TER Reviews 361 reads
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5 / 52

I talk to a lot of guys about their families. Now, I'm not saying we get all deep and cross personal boundaries. But when sharing interests, there can be times when you run into an unexpected connection. For example, I was chatting with a client and ended up mentioning that I was excited to go see my sister head off to college. He asked what she majored in, and when I said accounting, he mentioned that he was a CFO and his daughter was a CPA. He was excited to give me what he felt would be valuable advice to pass along to her. We talked about the process it took to get there, a few struggles that were had, and what was done to ensure success.

I don't mind talking about anything that the client feels comfortable sharing (as long as he isn't telling me he's a sexual offender/serial killer of some sort, lol), and I certainly don't mind if the conversation skates on safer ground (i.e. sex, food, traveling). To be honest, sometimes it's better to save the conversation for those moments when you aren't BCD. But, I do agree with inicky concerning the issue of letting the client lead that type of conversation. No matter what you are open to learning about the friends you make, it's never a good thing to come across as the "probing" type.

baiteww 5 Reviews 244 reads
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6 / 52

but the providers I have been with in general don't seem to want to know anything about me.  I seem to get to know a lot about them, but I have been surprised at how little I am ever asked about my personal life, and the conversations have not gone into areas where I would just naturally talk about it.  Actually, I spend an overwhelming majority of my time just listening.

The deepest it ever goes (towards me) is "Are you married?" or "What do you do?" and then it stops.  

Overall, I would say that none of the providers I have been with (and this includes one that I have been with 4 times and one 3) want to know anything about me.  And other than how I conduct myself with them, they have succeeded.  I don't like that, but it is what it is, and I let them define what the boundaries of our interactions are going to be.

scoed 8 Reviews 319 reads
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7 / 52

But if you start asking about my family I will ask about yours. Or I could just call my wife and have you talk to her about her. I have done that you know. It was fun. I don't mind talking about family at all.

GentlemanSteve 11 Reviews 313 reads
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8 / 52

Kind of hard to ignore the ring on finger thing.  I  don't necessarily bring it up.  But if asked, I answer honestly about the SO/off-spring in my life.   I haven't met a provider yet that doesn't  "get it."  I like variety in my life.  Guys can provide any number of reasons for hobbying.  I like variety. MY SO is the best I have ever been with, even to to this day . Do I feel guilty?  No.  I think it is a guy thing.  Attach the appropriate lable to guys here......

swimtrekr 58 Reviews 211 reads
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9 / 52
Faye88 See my TER Reviews 253 reads
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10 / 52

haha. Are you being facetious or have you really had your wife talk with a provider?

Dr Who revived 377 reads
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11 / 52

I simply reply to that question as follows:

My Mother left us early to seek fame and fortune in Hollywood.  So my step father is mrfisher who has raised me with the honesty and integrity that the entire fisher family exudes.  We also have our Grandma terrilynn who held the same beliefs and why I NEVER lie.  My only brother is prepkid, and he was unable to comment recently as he is studying for his doctoral diploma in TER BS.

Either the gal looks at me totally puzzled, in which case she begins a BBBJCIMNQNS....or wants to hear more about my "family"  :D

ShutTheFackup 264 reads
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13 / 52

You forgot to mention your half-brother Mshsex, with whom you had a violent argument ( about dick size ) last month and since then mysteriously disappeared!

Dr Who revived 210 reads
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14 / 52

And I have to tell her about "strange Uncle madiba".

And the very distant cousin duplicitouslust.

Heavens...I didn't realize that if the Corporation hadn't seized our family assets we could still be part of the "followme" family....

But alas they have all been transported to cyberspace...never to be heard from again...maybe?

inicky46 61 Reviews 356 reads
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15 / 52

Is that, because mrfisher was actually overseas when he was conceived (on a secret mission for NASA as a stand-in for John Glenn) he asked me to stand in as a sperm donor.  Come to Papa, CPA!
TER: The Whole Truth and Nothing But The Truth.
As for MSHSEX, he was a figment of some really bad acid reflux.

scoed 8 Reviews 240 reads
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16 / 52

Then there is the ones she has fucked with me. I do not need to hide my side activities from my wife and she need not hide hers. We have rule we each must follow, but we both enjoy P4P. Me as a client, her as a provider and sometimes client. This life style was her idea.

faxinator 228 reads
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18 / 52

I have a special place in my heart for providers, since my first time ever was with a very nice, gentle, understanding professional. I've been married 23 years and have two daughters. I don't have a problem discussing my family with a provider, and I'm not at all worried about my wife finding out, since I have permission (and so does she).

I don't wear a ring.

scoed 8 Reviews 233 reads
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19 / 52
faxinator 189 reads
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20 / 52

Yes. Not everyone can deal with that sort of thing, however in our case we developed a different attitude toward sex as we reached this point in our marriage.

faxinator 209 reads
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21 / 52

I know many people aren't this honest, but that's how I roll. When a provider asks about my family and my background, I always share this very truthful and honest story with them, as it helps them to understand me much more intimately:

In West Philadelphia I was born and raised, on the playground is where I spent most of my days. Chillin' out, maxin', relaxin all cool, I was shooting some b-ball outside of the school when a couple of guys who were up to no good started making trouble in my neighborhood. I got in one little fight and my mom got scared and said "You're movin' with your auntie and uncle in Bel Air."

I whistled for a cab, and when it came near the license plate said "Fresh" and it had dice in the mirror. If anything I could say that this cat was rare, but I thought "Nah forget it, yo home to Bel Air."

I pulled up to the house about seven or eight and I yelled to the cabby "Yo homes, smell ya later". Looked at my kingdom, I was finally there, to sit on my throne as the Prince of Bel Air.

anonymousfun 6 Reviews 190 reads
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22 / 52

will never apply across the board because some men have deep rooted issues. My answer is. depends on the provider. Some you connect and trust and some you will not ever.

mrfisher 108 Reviews 228 reads
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23 / 52

and then discuss the first thing that pops up.

8o)

mrfisher 108 Reviews 203 reads
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24 / 52

When are you coming over to pick up your laundry?

mrfisher 108 Reviews 176 reads
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25 / 52
Dr Who revived 176 reads
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26 / 52

Those were the terms then entire fisher family had to agree to once my dear half-brother was taken to an undisclosed location.

However...rumor has it that MSH has taken a full time teaching position at the College of Perpetually Confused.  I hear he is teaching advanced bullshit...seems to run in the family :D

Dr Who revived 516 reads
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27 / 52

But the way she told them was that my step dad mrfisher was actually a stand in for stand up Pauly Shore.  That explains many many things.

Dr Who revived 196 reads
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28 / 52

It still looked a bit dirty based on the thread below :D

inicky46 61 Reviews 180 reads
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29 / 52

When I clicked on your "Grandma Terri" post above, I was taken to a post by mrfisher on the trainwreck thread about the lawn boy.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 216 reads
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30 / 52

for conversation. Most know I have one child, and what my dad does for a living. They know where I went to school, where I grew up, etc. If he brings it up, I have no problem talking about it but other than asking how many siblings he has and where he grew up, I don't need to know his kid has a soccer game at 8 unless he mentions it. If you break out the pic display, that's a bit much lol.

Dr Who revived 185 reads
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31 / 52

Yep...I would love to play with Amy Pond...

Smart
Sassy
Red Head
British accent

And chasing the universe to find out what the hell that crack in her bedroom was all about.

Apparently we now have our answer.....nice going mrfisher :D

mrfisher 108 Reviews 178 reads
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32 / 52

That train wreck of must have blown a hole in the fabric of the internet through which is now falling any god-damned post that is around.

This could be the whole start of the end-of-days that the Mayans predicted.

And to think my post was key to it.

oldcarjunky 1 Reviews 196 reads
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33 / 52

If I trust the provider then I will discuss family. I usaully play it by ear and gut.

ToniLove See my TER Reviews 216 reads
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34 / 52
Dr Who revived 178 reads
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35 / 52

That way you won't get so confused

ToniLove See my TER Reviews 186 reads
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36 / 52

more than you'll ever know! You obviously are so consumed with TRYING to taunt me that it is actually funny as hell! Keep it coming big boy! The more you "taunt" me the more people check me out!
Thanks so much brilliant one! lmao!!
TL

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 214 reads
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37 / 52

Your full of shit!

Hugs and kisses
:D

Dr Who revived 216 reads
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38 / 52

Those hits are all from the SAME IP addy....

YOURS  :D

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 185 reads
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39 / 52

I am not married and have no kids, but I have no problem telling you about my work, my parents, my siblings, my nephews and nieces, my cousins, etc.
However that isn't happening in a one hour meeting. But since I tend to do longer meetings and repeat meetings, we usually get to know a lot about each other.

ToniLove See my TER Reviews 211 reads
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40 / 52

You are consumed with this! lol!

scoed 8 Reviews 152 reads
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41 / 52

So at least in that she is correct. You are driving looks her way.

Now her web site turned me off. That part at the first made me question why she thinks her clients think highly of her. It was a bit self-demeaning and a huge turn off. I like being with equals that know they are my equal. Sorry Terri.

scoed 8 Reviews 176 reads
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prepkid 1 Reviews 202 reads
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44 / 52

In fact, talking about family in two way street can be preferred in between awkward silences after an orgasm. LOL

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 203 reads
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45 / 52

But your post wasn't the first one. That has been going on for several months, with random posts popping up in the wrong threads. But the rest of your post here may be correct. We allbetter get a lot of fucking in, before the world ends!
:D

Dr Who revived 175 reads
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46 / 52

I have it on VERY good authority the world's end will have to wait till the Cubbies win the World Series.

faxinator 194 reads
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48 / 52

My wife told me: you may really love pizza, but you also can't eat pizza every single night. Eventually you want to eat something else. Then you go back to your pizza.

Dr Who revived 185 reads
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49 / 52

and then we might have something to worry about :D

Dr Who revived 166 reads
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