When we think about you putting on your stockings and lingerie and doing your make-up.

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I get the same feelings as I do my makeup, put on my stockings and lingerie - crap, by the time the lady gets there, there is no need for her, because that prep work has already taken care of business.    Hmmm,  I wonder whatever happened to Marv Albert?

It is excitement with a new guest more then anything till a few minutes ahead as I am doing the last minute scramble to make sure everything is perfect.  Then as I stand behind the door other things start twitching in time with the accelerated heartbeat and then he arrives.  I suppose I never look nervous to them, heck I try not to but it is always meeting a new person that just makes things a little more exciting and nerve racking all in 1 go.

second most delicious part of meeting someone. It builds for me every day closer we get to the "date".  

As a Cleint with a Regular or a Lady I have seen in the past I enjoy the brief email or conversation on the phone before the appointment. When Im in the room with a regular I still get a little nervous at first. With a first time Provider I get real nervous, like a teen on his first date. I usually get calmed down after a brief hug and a little conversation. I'm sure the first time Provider gets nervous also, not knowing what to expect. I treat all the ladies with respect even if it is not a good experience. I havent had many bad ones but had a few along the way.

I'm only nervous a few minutes before arriving, it passes. Be the time I get to the door or they to mine I'm completely calm. Most ladies are slightly nervous but part of my job is meeting new people often and reading them so I doubt many others would recognize it. One of my last visitors seems more nervous the second time I saw her. Maybe not nervous but the adrenaline was flowing. I find that I'm not considerate enough with the temperature in the room. I like it warm, and should turn it down, though with the one where we showered I was physically shivering. Thanks for mentioning the temp, I'll make sure I turn it down before they get there

Because it's not nervousness where you don't know how to talk, or like you're going to do a public speech... I just notice I am really steamy when they enter.