She is a grown up and she can accept, or decline, your request. It really is just that simple. I wouldn't mention all that other stuff to her as it isn't necessary, imo. Just ask her for the date for an hour for VD and let her make the decision. Good luck!
I recently met a SP new to me and also relatively new to the biz, hence I am using an alias. I would like to see her again on Valentine’s Day but doing a whole dinner kind of thing is not where I am currently financially. I would like to spend an hour with her and that is a standard item on her website.
But this is Valentine’s Day and I could imagine her getting a long booking and being blocked by my hour long session. She knows I write reviews and I did write a (stellar) review of her for our first meeting. I see this as a worst case scenario: she accepts my booking and and another client comes along and she is wary to cancel me because of what I might put in a review. Let me say that I would not hold that against her; it's not that I don't value my time, but because this is a consideration I have thought through in advance.
I am thinking about being very transparent and saying everything I have said here — but would that still put her in an unnecessarily awkward position? As noted she is still new in this biz so while it’s 100% up to her to run her biz as she sees fit, I still don’t want to be a problem client.
For context, I usually spend Valentine's Day alone and this year I wanted to do something less monastic.
She is a grown up and she can accept, or decline, your request. It really is just that simple. I wouldn't mention all that other stuff to her as it isn't necessary, imo. Just ask her for the date for an hour for VD and let her make the decision. Good luck!
Be direct & straightforward providers should be able to make an executive decision. I’m offering Valentines 💘 specials because I hate to spend it alone. The worst that could happen is she declines. Best of luck! 💋
Like Robert said, she will either accept or decline. She might even be flattered that you would like to spend part of that day with her. If she accepts, have fun! If not, hopefully you will not take it personally and have a great time with another lovely lady.
I know this might be too late for you by now but you should definitely ask her for the date! If she's busy she will say so and if she isn't she will be happy you asked.
I would say something like "I'd like to book you for an hour on Valentine's Day! But if you get a longer booking for that day later, please feel free to take it and reschedule with me. I know V Day is probably a lucrative time for you and I will understand completely! We can always see each other on another day."
That way she feels free to take another booking like you'd like her to do.
If you have an update to this I'd love to hear it!
I did ask and I am seeing her. I was surprised she was not booked for the entire time.
In my mind, the date started when she accepted. The anticipation has been intense.
1.75 more days to go…
Appreciated your thoughts
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Re: You should definitely ask! I know this might be too late for you by now but you should definitely ask her for the date! If she's busy she will say so and if she isn't she will be happy you asked. …
If you have an update to this I'd love to hear it!
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