Atlanta

it's called a gift or aka, manners.
atlreanne22 1784 reads
posted
1 / 12

For myself, anytime a man brings more than an envelope, means at least he has put forth a little more effort than others,  and if it is a wine/book/flower i like, shows even more effort....makes it seem much more personal and comfortable.......

ahobbiest 3479 reads
posted
2 / 12

Saw a provider recently and noticed that she had flowers on a counter - actually, they were dead roses.  They had obviously been there a very long time.  I commented and she pointed to a couple of other floral gifts that she received and they were also long dead.

Then I noticed a thread today about giving wine to a provider.

My question is why?  Does it make you feel better as a customer - more romantic?  Maybe the provider is then more relaxed so the service is better?

My thought is that the provider is primarily interested in the "other gift", your cleanliness and her safety.  Not sure that wine and flowers fit in anywhere.

Don't want to stir a lot of emotion but I'm curious...

wormwood 17 Reviews 1052 reads
posted
3 / 12


It's because I want to drink it!

If I'm seeing a lady that I've seen a few times or have chatted with a good bit on-line, I'll often bring some music or a book. I like giving gifts that people truly appreciate.

I also like wine.

escape1535 25 Reviews 1389 reads
posted
4 / 12

Wine does not work on a first appointment.  Lots of reasons.  If you don't have the first 3 things that you talked about, envelope, clean and safety, a gift won't help.  I have only had one bad reaction to flowers.  She had too many of them.  So, 9 times out of 10, flowers work.  But, never underestimate how much a Lady loves flowers.  It helps with that third item you mentioned, safely.  She feels more wanted and comfortable with you.  So, yes, the appointment goes better.  Makes a big difference.  The same thing goes for fruit or chocolate.  

phaseshift 1827 reads
posted
5 / 12

I tend to bring a small gift (chocolates or a candle -- I'm allergic to a many of flowers) to indicate respect and appreciation immediately upon my arrival - especially if it's someone I've never met before.  (Guys, if you aren't respectful and appreciative, you might as well stop reading now.)  

Usually I'm told that this is the first time she's gotten a gift, or she very rarely gets gifts, and it sets a positive tone for our encounter.  My impression is that this tends to result in a better time for me.  And I've learned that if she isn't appreciative of the gift it's probably not going to be a good visit.  (I haven't yet had the nerve to say something to the effect of, "well, since you're not appreciative of my consideration of you, I probably can't expect you to have much consideration of me," and leave before handing her the envelope....  but that's becoming more likely.)

Bottom line:  A small gift can hep you show that you think of her as a person worthy of respect and appreciation.

ssminow15 14 Reviews 3546 reads
posted
6 / 12

that I don't HAVE to think of the little things.  I'm paying for the privilege of something being completely about me.

That being said, I have given small gifts a time or two, and while ymmv, my mileage was greatly increased.  But it's nice to enter into an arrangement where gifts aren't expected, and therefore, they're more greatly appreciated.

Snowy57 13 Reviews 1864 reads
posted
7 / 12

I try to get to know who I am visiting before I go and attempt to get a gift that is appropriate.  I get an idea if we are compatible very early by giving a gift.  Most of my gifts are very small in terms of money spent, but is a sign of respect, an indicator if we are a good match, and a fun way to start out a "date".

I don't expect a huge reaction, but it makes me feel good and isn't that what this is all about....for both us and our date?????????????

atlreanne22 2388 reads
posted
8 / 12

Bravo snowy.......that's what it's all about...................

Stori3T3ll3r 1514 reads
posted
9 / 12

I have never given gifts on a first visit, but on Outcalls, I always make sure that I have some wine or chilled water available.  That is just courtesy.  A few ladies I have seen many times, I have given gifts brought from europe or gift cards to Vicky Secrets, but those gifts are for my future benefit.   Every so often, I have a satin blind fold and a rose, but those are only props to one of my stories

Eliseofatlanta See my TER Reviews 1625 reads
posted
10 / 12

It's alway's nice when you get a gift no  matter how small.  I have learned that my guy's that alway's bring me a little something are better to me!   In most cases.
Kisses
Elise

rounding3rd 1 Reviews 3038 reads
posted
11 / 12

Would you elaborate on the uses of said satin blind fold?  I am intriged.

Posted By: Stori3T3ll3r
I have never given gifts on a first visit, but on Outcalls, I always make sure that I have some wine or chilled water available.  That is just courtesy.  A few ladies I have seen many times, I have given gifts brought from europe or gift cards to Vicky Secrets, but those gifts are for my future benefit.   Every so often, I have a satin blind fold and a rose, but those are only props to one of my stories

Hotgreeneyedgirl See my TER Reviews 1949 reads
posted
12 / 12

Posted By: ahobbiest
Saw a provider recently and noticed that she had flowers on a counter - actually, they were dead roses.  They had obviously been there a very long time.  I commented and she pointed to a couple of other floral gifts that she received and they were also long dead.

Then I noticed a thread today about giving wine to a provider.

My question is why?  Does it make you feel better as a customer - more romantic?  Maybe the provider is then more relaxed so the service is better?

My thought is that the provider is primarily interested in the "other gift", your cleanliness and her safety.  Not sure that wine and flowers fit in anywhere.

Don't want to stir a lot of emotion but I'm curious...
Doesn't sound like you care or would ever consider bringing flowers or wine, which both would make me smile huge and hug even bigger so why are you curious?

Of course, many Americans are at a loss when it comes to proper etiquette.

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