than being a NCNS. If you can't make it you can't make it, just try to not make it a habit. Good communication is a key part of having a good time but you never know how she will react. She may be fine with it but don't be surprised if she doesn't react well or doesn't want to reschedule because there are guys who do that just to mess with a provider.

next Saturday and we each have cancelled and rescheduled 4 times so far over the last 2 months! Stuff happens and most providers know and accept that. Just the fact that you are courteous enough to let her know goes a long way. You should be fine.

As you have done, give her as much notice as possible.  A quality provider will understand, afterall, it can happen to them too.  Agree with others, just don't make it a habit either with her or any other provider, the word will get around the provider world, and it will not bode well for you.  While she may be a little miffed, with enough notice of the desired cancellation, she has the opportunity to fill the time with another client.  It's the short notice bailouts or simple NCNS that gets under her skin.

Swim

I appreciate the comments and the help I get from this community. She E mailed me today and the push is okay with her.

Is more than enough notice in my opinion. I wouldn't be upset if a gentleman had to reschedule on me if he gave me enough notice (more than 24 hours).