After reading the etiquette tip shoved on us by the "sexpert" a few threads below, I thought we hobbyists may offer some etiquette tip to our lovely ladies. Don't worry ladies, our demand is very limited, I believe, and it won't be a deal breaker, but you can make us happier with little effort.
Fortunately for me, I read the so called "sexpert" tip right after I came back from a session with a very lovely provider who treated me with utmost professionalism and etiquette! (you know who you are!)
Without further ado, here are mine (just a few):
1. Give us a welcoming kiss or hug upon entrance. It will break the ice on both end
2. Offer us a hanger for our shirt &/or coat and hang it in our view.
3. Offer us a clean space to fold and place our pants on (could be a chair, or a portion of your dresser)
4. Offer us water before, in between and/or at the end of the session (Not necessary, but I seem to like it when I'm offered)
5. A clean towel in case we want to take a shower (and I usually do)
P.S: My expectation is high when you have your own in-call place (house, apartment, etc) vs. a room you just rented for incall. My expectation is also proportional to your rate, I may not expect any of these from a provider who charges $200 or less an hour, but when she does I tend to see her more often (provided I like her other services
That the bathroom does not require a. Shave.
Pubes in the tub, floor or toilet are aa no no.
Defs need a hanger for coat, shirt and trou.
Clean towels and wash cloth 'nuff said.
Please no bar soap unless in wrapper.
A. Cold agua offered especially this. Time of year.
Antiseptic mouthwash for you and me ( well for your customers, I bring my. Own )
Smil
never thought about bringing my own mouthwash (but certainly will consider)
Tnx for the "no bar soap" tip. That is why I prefer liquid body-wash (preferably unscented)
Yes I always keep mouthwash in the car and use it just before I go up hoping for that kiss at the door!
Posted By: johnipe
never thought about bringing my own mouthwash (but certainly will consider)
Tnx for the "no bar soap" tip. That is why I prefer liquid body-wash (preferably unscented)
This is a good thread - constructive ideas for a nice session are always welcomed. I have many personal preferences that I won't put here because, well, they're personal. I'm not sure all guys would appreciate them. So I'll try to stick to common courtesy items - things I believe all guys would want (but understand it's subjective thing - giving advice). LOL
As a general thought - ladies, always use the golden rule. Think how you would want to be treated if the roles were reversed. You would want to feel welcome and wanted in someone else's home. Guys see our favorite girls to escape the real world for a time to be treated extra special.
That said please turn off your phones, no answering or texting during dates - even hearing it vibrate away on the table can be a mood breaker. A guy wants to feel as if they are the only man in the world for that short period of time. And turn off that tv (unless it has something sexy on it or requested by the gent). Music is a very personal preference and I know ladies like their tunes. But please keep it a low volume - it should set the mood, not drown out all conversation. After all how can you hear me when I'm whispering sweet nothings in your ear? 
And I think most guys would say a lady who does a clean up with a warm, wet washcloth on them is a real keeper. There are times I've been offered nothing or cold wet wipes. :-p Please treat me like the king that I am. LOL
nx for the "no bar soap" tip. That is why I prefer liquid body-wash (preferably unscented)
For me it's a catch 22 on the bar soap vs liquid. When I use liquid I prefer a hand cloth until I get one handed to me that is ready for the trash. If it's stained you can't wash or bleach it enough and I don't like using liquid without one. I can however wash away the outside layer of a bar soap unless it has someone's pubic hair stuck on it.
I like the idea of liquid but wash clothes, hand towels and bath towels need to be washed properly and recycled to the rag bag at the appropriate times
What about some providers quoting a rate, then stating a tip amount?
To me this is repulsive, If I go out to eat the waitress gets a tip based on performance, not on expectation.
Some of these "Escort" Companies work on this premise.
Am I wrong
