Hey folks, a little etiquette question here. I'm going to Hawaii or Mexico and I thought, well I have the best times with the ladies I've seen already so why not ask one to join! What are provider's expectations in that kind of situation? Is it expected that a client pay for everything? Is it fair to expect that some "time" be paid for and the rest just be for the pure enjoyment of it all? You ladies always have the best answers so I figured I would just go to the source. Thanks!
yes you pay. Yes you pay...we can all afford to take a vacation. If we are going with a client, its a financial transaction none the less. Don't lose sight of the fact that although we may enjoy your company a great deal, this is a business. This is how lines get crossed and misunderstandings happen.
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I agree completely with SweetNicole.
I would like to offer a more difficult answer with another truth to it.
Say you are in love and dating someone and you spend every waking minute with them on vacation.
Something you have never done before.
Maybe he or she snores, or blows his/her nose alot, or has a tick or something profoundly bothersome by others, but to the one you love, not so bad...isn't love deaf dumb and blind anyway? He or she isn't likely to mind.
LOL.
When on a trip with a client, one has to overcome those things without complaint or showing any discomfort and for that you are paying...she is there to be a sweet fun comfort and joy.
Besides on the other hand, [that] compliance and a "no complaining" attitude is exactly why you SHOULD take a provider...how many times have you been on vacation and seen or heard couples fighting or tense over money or itinerary?
I have seen too it way too many times.
That's why I travel alone. LOL
If you take her for a weekend, or a week, or a month, you will be paying whatever her rate is for that amount of time as well as taking care of all necessary travel expenses like airfare, hotel, food, ect. It is not necessary to provide "spending money" unless that has been agreed upon before hand.