I appreciate your having my back because I thought that's what this board was for...newbies sharing ideas. Thanks.
I wanted to pass on an indelicate word of wisdom I just learned last night. Sorry in advance if this is too much for the squeemish, but it is real life. I was with a provider at a hotel and the encounter was just awesome. However, during the session aunt flow showed up...you know what I mean? I was unfazed, but there was shall we say some staining on the bedding. This left a difficult explanation to relay to housekeeping. Newbie lesson learned?: put down an extra towel or two just in case. Hope you benefit from my experience.
I wouldn't worry too much .... S**t happens ... & housekeeping has seen it all....
...dispensing it. So, let me get this straight. When in a hotel, put down an extra towel on the bed IN CASE AUNT FLO ARRIVES? Dude, no. Chances are much greater that you're gonna want (or NEED) that (those) towel(s) for later. I actually got going with a pro, and we discovered that Aunt Flo had come. She wanted to put down a towel like you're suggesting. Guess what? When we were done, there was a teensy bit of blood on the towel. No big deal. However, I couldn't take a shower, b/c there were NO MORE TOWELS! THAT was a big deal!
Dude, hotel sheets are made to be changed and washed. Housekeeping isn't going to GIVE A SHIT 'bout some blood on the sheets unless they see evidence of a crime (i.e. A DEAD BODY!!)
Tiny bit of blood on sheets does not describe my situation. Crime scene is closer. I like your reassurance that hotel staff is used to that kind of thing. Makes me feel better, thanks.
It's nice to see a new person want to share ideas. Personally I think that should be encouraged, not jumped on. Advice is advice regardless of how new or old the person giving it is. If you already know it all you can skip over it; maybe someone else can benefit from it.
But if someone gets caught with too few towels I would suggest maybe they don't know everything yet. Or maybe they should select a different hotel where 4 towels is the norm. Or ask housekeeping for more.
I appreciate your having my back because I thought that's what this board was for...newbies sharing ideas. Thanks.
Next morning, check out of hotel and housekeeping will do their thing.
I learned last night that it pays to ask for extra towels from housekeeping earlier in the day so that you do not run out of clean towels.
about maybe getting a call or a charge for the problem described. The more experienced replies have made me feel less worried now. Thanks one and all, and happy hobbying.
I'm glad you took all of this in stride. I wasn't really trying to bust your chops.
Well, maybe just a little. 
Happy Huntin'
P.S.- What is the review going to read like?
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...due to family concerns in the area (Va. Beach, Virginia). Too bad because she's developing into my ATF. I wish I could post a review so others could benefit, but I respect her request. She's even spending time chatting with me via IM to build toward the next encounter...great service after the sale if you ask me. Sorry I can't review publicly--don't want to screw this up.
I've read and taken to heart lots of great advice from you on this board. You've been helpful to me in lots of ways you probably don't know about, so I can take a smack or two and still respect you. It's all good...and I appreciate the softer tone.