I was looking to book a specific provider here in Chicago. She had a pretty extensive list of items to fulfill the booking request, and I got all of them down when sending my booking email...except for two, related to contact information.

I realized my mistake about, say, 6 hours later, and sent a follow-up email to fulfill the remainder of the request, apologizing for the mistake. But does failing to do so in the first place doom the booking request outright, rendering the follow-up moot? I worry, because she seems like a good fit for me... ):

Generally, what can be frustrating for us is when the requested info isn’t provided and we’re forced to ask for it. Often, that is associated with either reluctance to provide that information and hoping that we’ll be OK without it, or with lack of attention to detail.

If you were clear and concise in your initial message, and provided the missing info and not much else extraneous in your follow up message, I would expect that you would be fine.

Hope you get to have your dream session!

I agree with Claire. However, each lady has her own policies and thoughts about things.

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And then fixed it before she had to ask, puts you in some top-ish bracket of gents. Yay you! That certainly wouldn't be a DQ for me.

I agree. I hope he does not bombard her with messages to check in as that might tick her off.