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AnsleyAyers See my TER Reviews 2657 reads
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1 / 12

I've noticed that some ladies offer the option of "clock free" time together. Can somebody explain exactly what this means? I understand the general concept that it allows for a more leisurely extended engagement together, but at what point does it end? For instance, at 15 hours together, is this still "clock free" or is that considered an "overnight?"

The concept is attractive to me but before I list it as an option, I thought it best to ask.

Also, for the gents, how do you feel about the "clock free" option?

Now, you need to check out my clocked hours. lol

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ed_mustafa 3 Reviews 1033 reads
posted
2 / 12

To me it's just another way of saying a longer dinner date without saying the hours, but not overnight. They seem to be 6 to 9 hrs or so.

WD50 10 Reviews 1184 reads
posted
3 / 12

The clock is not ticking on the time it takes to converse a few minutes, shower and otherwise set the stage for the main event...then it takes a few minutes to clean up, dress, and say goodbye... the clock should not be "ticking" then either. This only applies to one and two hour appointments.  Anything more than two hours the ambulance would have to come and pick me up anyway... a clock would be of little concern !
Does that sound reasonable AA?




Advisor2008 212 Reviews 2065 reads
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4 / 12

This has usually ment, you dont place the security check call until the brief time for meet and greet and get comfortable and then your 'wake up call' is basically at the hour from then, and you close out where we are then, but not in a rushed or forced way.  Plus you tolerate if I am a bit naughty/playful as you leave.

We are talking about an extra 15-30 minutes for meet, greet, and exit.  It is NOT a free range on the clock.

bigmacga 147 Reviews 1270 reads
posted
5 / 12

...an attitude that is "clock free." I have been with providers who don't really rush during the session, but somehow they have kept track of time, and when time is up, suddenly they become another person. The hammer comes down. It's time to go and they're off to the races. It's one thing to let me know that time is up or about to be up. It's another thing to push me out the door.

AnsleyAyers See my TER Reviews 2413 reads
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6 / 12

It seems that every lady treats their clocked hour in their own way.  Whatever works for them.  Myself, I only see one person on any given day. So I tend not to pay too much attention to the clock.  

I was hoping to hear about multi hour dates.  Those tend to involve more than actual BCD activities.

YouKnowItsAnAlias 1360 reads
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7 / 12

I'm expect most providers and hobbyists have both experienced terrible sessions they just wanted to end, as well as amazing sexual connections they wished would never end.  I think this leaves it open for both to prove they are worthy of a little extra love by providing the same.  At which point neither are watching the clock.

DEANNA_69 See my TER Reviews 1684 reads
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8 / 12

After you have played for a few years a clock is no longer needed just as you can tell if you get shorted just by the feel of the donation.. I know I for one only have one clock in my apartment and it is in the foyer and I dont even think it has a battery in it lol

doogan44 23 Reviews 1521 reads
posted
9 / 12

Ans, since you chose to have limited suitors per day, those who know you can attest you do not watch a clock. In fact, you may be the most liberal lady I know in providing way more time than agreed upon. I do not want to put you on the spot YMMV, but you have never been a clock watcher.

However, those who do not know you may would have some consideration if clock free time can be defined.

bigmacga 147 Reviews 2098 reads
posted
10 / 12

...I have found what I call an "alarm clock attitude" at all levels of providers and for time frames of 30 minutes to 2-3 hours. In my experience, providers who do this are by far in the minority, but it does kind of negate whatever sensual joy the session had.

The kind of attention I am talking about really doesn't take that long. Certainly not longer than 5-10 minutes when done correctly and should be, I believe, completely independent of the session's time limits. With an attitude of kindness and respect, even something as quick and simple as a checkout line can rise above the mundane with a simple smile, a kind word and an unrushed attitude that takes only a few seconds. Tell me my time is ending with gentle kisses and a sweet caresses, instead of jumping out of and handing me my underwear (if even that).

In the best goodbye I ever received, the provider helped me dress. I have always loved it when providers helps me undress or when we undress each other, I had never even thought about how sexy it could be to be dressed by a provider. Now that I think about it, I would love to even try helping a a lovely lady dress at the end of a session as she renders me the same assistance to me.

There are all kinds of providers and all kinds of hobbyists. All anyone as beautiful as you Ansley can do is what you feel comfortable doing. Your reviews are great, so I wouldn't worry that you might be doing something wrong. Who know, perhaps some day I might get to undress and dress you. Here's to hoping.

justthinkin 1553 reads
posted
11 / 12

Posted By: AnsleyAyers
I've noticed that some ladies offer the option of "clock free" time together. Can somebody explain exactly what this means? I understand the general concept that it allows for a more leisurely extended engagement together, but at what point does it end? For instance, at 15 hours together, is this still "clock free" or is that considered an "overnight?"

The concept is attractive to me but before I list it as an option, I thought it best to ask.

Also, for the gents, how do you feel about the "clock free" option?

Now, you need to check out my clocked hours. lol

$300/hr  $600/2 hr $1000/4hr



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ssminow15 14 Reviews 928 reads
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12 / 12

but I don't think it's a good business model.

I think the framework of time should be a measuring stick, for both the customer and provider.  The customer must budget both his time and money, and the provider must accommodate her schedule and standards.  Where the frameworks all meet up is where the deal is struck and the fun is had (presumably by all).  

Affordability and elegance do not have to be mutually exclusive.

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