Posted By: reneemyrenee
Recently I read a post written by a disgruntled client that said something to the effect that a provider 'took a pass' on their session while he stood at the front door. I went on to read the responses and not a one of them had anything in defense of the provider.
Instead each and every poster was aghast that any provider should ever do such a thing. I tried to sign in and make these comments. For some reason I could not gain access to my account until today. Now I can't find the post so I am starting a new thread on the topic.
While I understand the inconvenience this hobbyist suffered. Perhaps on the surface it might have seemed 'unprofessional" as some remarked. On and on went every single person who posted a remark. This provider was well they did ask her name and it was given and the supposition was that no one would want to see such a gal.
I know the gal and she too posted on that thread what really happend. What I want to comment on is, when she saw the young man, her internal senses told her do not do this date. So she didn't do it. She took a pass....
That is what I taught her to do. NEVER never never do anything because you are desperate. Don't do ANYTHING you don't want to do. Don't go with anyone you don't want to go with. etc...
while reading the comments the providers posted I got the impression that none of those making comment would ever take a pass at the last moment regardless of any 'bad feeling' or internal alarm that goes off.
Please tell me girls that this is not true.
Yet not a one posted in defence of all of us.
Have you ever known you shouldn't go to a session and then did it anyway and found out you were right? Did you get busted, rapped, rolled, god knows the things that can happen to us when we don't pay attention to our insticts.
So sometimes we were being paranoid and nothing would have or did happen that was regretful. But sometimes we get hurt.
I am here to say, if you come to my door and you look like your on drugs, to me, and I am all that matters at that moment, I will TAKE A PASS.
Is there anyone who agrees with me?
If you don't please tell me all about it.
I am so sorry that this couldn't have been on the original thread but perhaps it will take a life of its own.
Renee
You can refuse anyone. That's a given. There is an implication that when a provider agrees to see someone, she should follow through, and if she gets that tingle that somethin' ain't right, she should maybe articulate that to the client who I assume has been screened appropriately, which also begs the question, if the screening was thorough enough, that should have been enough to allay her fears.
Looks can be very deceiving, and I don't know what the client in question looked like, or what triggered the refusal, so it's difficult to make a blanket statement about that particular incident. He was owed an explanation in a timely manner, but he also had every right to complain.