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At what point should providers retire?
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Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients. 
Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you. 
Providers should retire when they're ready to retire.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients. Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you.
Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients.
Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you. Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
But I was hoping to get some dialog going about things we (guys) don't like...
Providers should retire when they're ready to retire.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients. Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you.
Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients.
Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you. Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
When there's a provider you don't like for whatever reason, don't see her.
There might be plenty of other guys who like what she has to offer them. Or maybe not.
But I don't see a constructive purpose in a thread dedicated to guys laying out what they don't like about providers. That's pretty obvious by reading reviews. And most of this is subjective. One guy's "don't see" could be another guy's fav.
But I was hoping to get some dialog going about things we (guys) don't like...
There might be plenty of other guys who like what she has to offer them. Or maybe not.
But I don't see a constructive purpose in a thread dedicated to guys laying out what they don't like about providers. That's pretty obvious by reading reviews. And most of this is subjective. One guy's "don't see" could be another guy's fav.
But I was hoping to get some dialog going about things we (guys) don't like...
Providers should retire when they're ready to retire.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients. Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you.
Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients.
Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you. Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
When there are providers that I'm not interested in, I don't give them a moment's thought. I certainly wouldn't waste any time thinking about her/them let alone posting about her or reading her/their reviews.
I didn't start this thread intending for us to talk about any specific providers we don't like but rather focusing on when or in what situations they might or should consider retiring. Not that I'm saying to tell anyone.
Maybe you should take your own advice?
"When there's a provider (or thread/post) you don't like for whatever reason, don't see her (read the thread or post, don't reply)."
Just saying, Knots.
I didn't start this thread intending for us to talk about any specific providers we don't like but rather focusing on when or in what situations they might or should consider retiring. Not that I'm saying to tell anyone.
Maybe you should take your own advice?
"When there's a provider (or thread/post) you don't like for whatever reason, don't see her (read the thread or post, don't reply)."
Just saying, Knots.
When there's a provider you don't like for whatever reason, don't see her.
There might be plenty of other guys who like what she has to offer them. Or maybe not.
But I don't see a constructive purpose in a thread dedicated to guys laying out what they don't like about providers. That's pretty obvious by reading reviews. And most of this is subjective. One guy's "don't see" could be another guy's fav.
But I was hoping to get some dialog going about things we (guys) don't like...
There might be plenty of other guys who like what she has to offer them. Or maybe not.
But I don't see a constructive purpose in a thread dedicated to guys laying out what they don't like about providers. That's pretty obvious by reading reviews. And most of this is subjective. One guy's "don't see" could be another guy's fav.
But I was hoping to get some dialog going about things we (guys) don't like...
Providers should retire when they're ready to retire.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients. Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you.
Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients.
Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you. Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
Providers should retire when they're ready to retire.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients. Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you.
Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
Some providers choose to retire at the top of their game... to the sadness of their clients.
Yeah, dear Poppy, I'm talkin' about you, and others like you. Other providers will let the marketplace point them towards retirement. As long as the provider is enjoying her work and has enough satisfied clients to make staying in business worth her while, why retire?
In any case, a provider's retirement decision shouldn't be dictated by a mean-spirited individual who doesn't happen to like the provider.
No teeth? Hmmm, I could see that as being an advantage for certain activities.
These were provided by a very high quality provider. I won't say whether she's "well-reviewed" or not since that criteria does not seem to mean much these days, at least not according to recent threads.
These are just a few and certainly not limited to just these...
Dick won't get hard.
Can't cum in half an hour.
Sagging old skin with nasty scabs.
No teeth.
Any guy over 70.
Guys that smell.
Don't wipe.
I think we all can agree that being a provider is not always the easiest or most fun job out there. Yes, it can be amazingly fun and lucrative for some but still at the end of the day, it is a job.
These are just a few and certainly not limited to just these...
Dick won't get hard.
Can't cum in half an hour.
Sagging old skin with nasty scabs.
No teeth.
Any guy over 70.
Guys that smell.
Don't wipe.
I think we all can agree that being a provider is not always the easiest or most fun job out there. Yes, it can be amazingly fun and lucrative for some but still at the end of the day, it is a job.
... applied equally to providers and hobbyists (with appropriate tweaks to your text re the retirement of hobbyists).
I know many providers who love older guys... even if they're over 70.
Dick won't get hard? Can't cum (sic) in half an hour? I guess this provider you asked about this doesn't realize that there's other reasons some guys see providers other than to come. Maybe you and that provider you talked to think that's weird, but it's not your money and I know providers who don't mind at all if the guy doesn't come, as long as he has a good time.
No teeth? Hmmm, I could see that as being an advantage for certain activities.
Nasty scabs on the skin? Maybe, depends on if it's due to a contagious condition. Again, I know several providers who don't mind at all if a guy has saggy skin and even scabs--but it's best to give the provider a heads up about the scabs so she can decide if it's an issue for her.
Smelly and/or don't wipe... now THAT's a problem! I agree that guys like that who can't learn to clean up their act SHOULD retire.
Dick won't get hard? Can't cum (sic) in half an hour? I guess this provider you asked about this doesn't realize that there's other reasons some guys see providers other than to come. Maybe you and that provider you talked to think that's weird, but it's not your money and I know providers who don't mind at all if the guy doesn't come, as long as he has a good time.
No teeth? Hmmm, I could see that as being an advantage for certain activities.
Nasty scabs on the skin? Maybe, depends on if it's due to a contagious condition. Again, I know several providers who don't mind at all if a guy has saggy skin and even scabs--but it's best to give the provider a heads up about the scabs so she can decide if it's an issue for her.
Smelly and/or don't wipe... now THAT's a problem! I agree that guys like that who can't learn to clean up their act SHOULD retire.
These were provided by a very high quality provider. I won't say whether she's "well-reviewed" or not since that criteria does not seem to mean much these days, at least not according to recent threads.
These are just a few and certainly not limited to just these...
Dick won't get hard.
Can't cum in half an hour.
Sagging old skin with nasty scabs.
No teeth.
Any guy over 70.
Guys that smell.
Don't wipe.
I think we all can agree that being a provider is not always the easiest or most fun job out there. Yes, it can be amazingly fun and lucrative for some but still at the end of the day, it is a job.
These are just a few and certainly not limited to just these...
Dick won't get hard.
Can't cum in half an hour.
Sagging old skin with nasty scabs.
No teeth.
Any guy over 70.
Guys that smell.
Don't wipe.
I think we all can agree that being a provider is not always the easiest or most fun job out there. Yes, it can be amazingly fun and lucrative for some but still at the end of the day, it is a job.
... applied equally to providers and hobbyists (with appropriate tweaks to your text re the retirement of hobbyists).
FWIW, none of these characteristics apply to me. I haven't had any complaints yet from providers, but maybe they're just being kind. 
No, my comments weren't defensive at all. They were merely an attempt to point out that not all providers would agree that a guy should retire because of most of these criteria. Just having a conversation, you know? No need to puff out your chest about how cum-atious you are.
I haven't talked to any providers about this. These were provided to me by miscellaneous ladies and are not my thoughts on the matter.
Just so you know, I fail every single one of those reasons or is it pass them all? I don't have any problems or complaints from the ladies I meet. Can you say the same?
Sounds like you're a little defensive about some of those? You over 70? Can't cum in less than 30 minutes or even at all? Well so what, that's you, not me.
Just so you know, I fail every single one of those reasons or is it pass them all? I don't have any problems or complaints from the ladies I meet. Can you say the same?
Sounds like you're a little defensive about some of those? You over 70? Can't cum in less than 30 minutes or even at all? Well so what, that's you, not me.
I know many providers who love older guys... even if they're over 70.
Dick won't get hard? Can't cum (sic) in half an hour? I guess this provider you asked about this doesn't realize that there's other reasons some guys see providers other than to come. Maybe you and that provider you talked to think that's weird, but it's not your money and I know providers who don't mind at all if the guy doesn't come, as long as he has a good time.
No teeth? Hmmm, I could see that as being an advantage for certain activities.
Nasty scabs on the skin? Maybe, depends on if it's due to a contagious condition. Again, I know several providers who don't mind at all if a guy has saggy skin and even scabs--but it's best to give the provider a heads up about the scabs so she can decide if it's an issue for her.
Smelly and/or don't wipe... now THAT's a problem! I agree that guys like that who can't learn to clean up their act SHOULD retire.
Dick won't get hard? Can't cum (sic) in half an hour? I guess this provider you asked about this doesn't realize that there's other reasons some guys see providers other than to come. Maybe you and that provider you talked to think that's weird, but it's not your money and I know providers who don't mind at all if the guy doesn't come, as long as he has a good time.
No teeth? Hmmm, I could see that as being an advantage for certain activities.
Nasty scabs on the skin? Maybe, depends on if it's due to a contagious condition. Again, I know several providers who don't mind at all if a guy has saggy skin and even scabs--but it's best to give the provider a heads up about the scabs so she can decide if it's an issue for her.
Smelly and/or don't wipe... now THAT's a problem! I agree that guys like that who can't learn to clean up their act SHOULD retire.
These were provided by a very high quality provider. I won't say whether she's "well-reviewed" or not since that criteria does not seem to mean much these days, at least not according to recent threads.
These are just a few and certainly not limited to just these...
Dick won't get hard.
Can't cum in half an hour.
Sagging old skin with nasty scabs.
No teeth.
Any guy over 70.
Guys that smell.
Don't wipe.
I think we all can agree that being a provider is not always the easiest or most fun job out there. Yes, it can be amazingly fun and lucrative for some but still at the end of the day, it is a job.
These are just a few and certainly not limited to just these...
Dick won't get hard.
Can't cum in half an hour.
Sagging old skin with nasty scabs.
No teeth.
Any guy over 70.
Guys that smell.
Don't wipe.
I think we all can agree that being a provider is not always the easiest or most fun job out there. Yes, it can be amazingly fun and lucrative for some but still at the end of the day, it is a job.
... applied equally to providers and hobbyists (with appropriate tweaks to your text re the retirement of hobbyists).