Knots I LOVED your post. It all sounds like common sense to me. As far as clients being armed, I'd sure rather not have a new friend show up at my incall with a dangerous weapon. HowEVER if the client only has outcall to his place, then he should protect his home as he sees fit. I doubt a lady is going to show up and threaten a man in his own home. Good clients/respectful friends will never need to worry about what a lady may have to protect herself, or how many friends she may have in low places that they DON'T want to receive a visit from.
I find NOTHING disturbing about your post as its simple common sense to have a means to protect ourselves should we feel threatened in our homes, incall locations, etc. Women are built differently from men as nature made us. I think it is smart to be prepared.
I am so relieved that Mariah had a way to protect herself, and that we're not hearing about her on the news as a victim who couldn't. Another thing- you're right...this guy could have been a perfect gentleman with another lady but yet behaved badly with her. I will say though, that I doubt it. Any jerk that doesn't understand what the word "NO" means didn't deserve to be in the presence of a lovely girl like her, willing to give of herself. I can only imagine her fear and disillusion at this little vocation/hobby!
Thank you for your pro-provider post, and for your respect.
Ladies, be CAREFUL out there!
Peace- especially to you, Mariah.
Astrid
There should be no doubt that of course she screened him- this lady was just trying to start out and had posted of her screening methods and there was discussion here on TER that BP utilizers aren't "used" to her rigorous screening methods. I believe she was not yet even reviewed so advertising and finding quality clients was a challenge for her. This brings to mind the fact an unreviewed provider has no profile/menu to view and of course we know such things can't be discussed beforehand. So, as you said before, NO means NO at any time. In this case, no to BBBJ should have been a pretty simple explanation. Can you imagine throwing a temper tantrum as a grown man in the presence of a lady?? Wow.
Posted By: knotsaway
If you truly are afraid of being abused by a provider, you probably don't want to continue on in the hobby. I have no such concerns, so I have no need to bring any weapon with me to see a provider.
I am sorry that you found my post "disturbing and irresponsible." I find attacks on women to be VERY disturbing and irresponsible. If you ever had a woman close to you be abused, and saw its effects, as I have, you might feel differently. I think a provider--indeed any woman--should take whatever steps are necessary to protect herself from the lowlifes who think nothing of abusing a woman. If that means learning self defense, or learning how to use a weapon and having it nearby just in case--so be it.
And, yes... if you act like a gentleman, you have absolutely nothing to worry about from those good friends that some providers have. I feel better knowing they have such friends.