If you think she's inexperienced and a bit nervous, you could wait 6 months till she's relaxed a bit. That's a lot better than trying to lead her into doing stuff she's not comfortable with.
There is a brand new provider first year college student that I am interested in seeing. She only has one review and it is ok but some limitations and mainly inexperience in performance. She is expensive but really hot and I have already made an appointment with her. I am always nice and generous to the providers I see what can I do differently or say to open her up and get her to relax basically have her branch out during our session and possible getting some favorites added to her menu which is limited per her one review.
If you think she's inexperienced and a bit nervous, you could wait 6 months till she's relaxed a bit. That's a lot better than trying to lead her into doing stuff she's not comfortable with.
You don't have a small head to do your thinking.
It's so dangerous
Its like having "trainee" tag on at Walmart. One will try to get away with everything.
Providers can get hurt this way.
It is not your job (or right) to change anyone or change what anyone is willing to do. If you don't like the menu, go to another restaurant.
This is what you should do: Make sure you have the funds to see her TWICE within a short period of time (I'd say no more than a week) before you see her at all. DON'T expect the first session to be anything more than what it is...the first session. DON'T try to "lead her" or intoduce her into things that she's not real comfortable with. DO make sure that you're as clean as can be (shower, brush teeth, trim all nails and stray nose, ear and neck hair, and shave). DO be as nice, sweet, charming, considerate and as warm as can be. Perhaps a gift certificate to a nice store or some bath oils/lotions from Victoria Secret to help break the ice a bit. You should be able to do all this and still have a good time (unless of course, she's a total ripoff). The key is to establish yourself as a nice client that she will WANT to see again. DO tell her at the end that you had a great time and that you'd like to see her again. A tip is optional. IF you've done the "do's" and avoided the "don'ts", then your SECOND session should be one in which each of you is much more comfortable with each other. There's not many things better than a second session with an ultra-hot provider who you're comfortable with and who's comfortable with you.