Wow this guy really likes playing bad boy. If I were a student in his class, I would find him telling these stories offensive and academically inappropriate. I wonder who the SCHOOL would feel to find out about his behavior. I also feel bad for you that you had to work so hard with him to begin with, as not too many providers would have spend the time faking 10 orgasims, and you treated him like a King, and now he feels ENTITLED. He sure looks small now, in the eyes of the world.
Posted By: Sophia6969
So, about a month ago I met a new client. This person teaches a sex education course at a local school (I wouldn't mention that, however it has been brought to my attention that he detailed our encounter and spoke about me BY NAME in his class.). The encounter had left me with a sour taste in my mouth for several reasons. A few of those reasons being; he was an incredible egomaniac, insisting on attempting to give me over 10 orgasms LOL, going on an on about how he teaches people how to have great sex while meanwhile he really wasn't that fantastic, secondly at the end of our date he said "well, if you aren't lying to me, and your orgasms were real, then how about you see me for free this weekend?". Flustered, I agreed, just to avoid conflict while he was still in my room, but not having any intention of following through, as that in my opinion would be highly inappropriate.
I couldn't even fathom how this individual who insisted they see the highest end providers and were something of an expert in this world, would not have the basic understanding that it is my job as a provider to make my clients feel like they are a king in the bedroom, and to take that as an indicator of anything more is silly.
Anyways, a few weeks pass with me ignoring his emails, and I suddenly hear from a regular client of mine who tells me he has been bragging about me in his class, saying he has read over 20 reviews where people say I couldn't orgasm (I have only been in this buisness a few months, and there is no way more than 5 reviews exist in regards to me, and NONE of them say that). I was immediately upset hearing this, but brushed it off as a damaged ego from me ignoring his messages. I think I recieved one more letter from him asking for an explanation of why I wouldn't see him again, I also ignored this. In my experience clients who want a relationship beyond our professional ones, are best left alone.
Today, in response to a "hey, I am in town an available" message I sent out to regulars, I received this email...
"I would but my teacher has instructed all of us and his Twitter followers to say no to meeting you. I guess you pissed him off. There are 800 of us on Twitter in Springfield/Hartford area.
Sorry maybe you could apologize to him."
I am so incredibly appalled and shocked, and honestly have no idea how to handle this. Perhaps some of you have thoughts as to what the next best step would be?
Any advice is very very much appreciated : /. I am very hurt that someone would attempt to damage my clientele and livelihood in this manner, simply because I did not choose to see them for a repeat visit.
Thanks,
Sophia XOXO