A question targeted at the ladies. My understanding is that providers don't want to be bothered with clients e-mailing or otherwise bothering them after a meeting. So my rules off engagement have been a quick thank-you follow up and then no further contact. Recently, I had a session which leaves me wondering a little. During our meeting, it came out that I have never repeated with anyone. Not because of any particular issue, but because of me wanting variety. Well, this session turned out to be a total blast in every way. Had an amazing time. I am an out of town visitor, and therefore not a frequent-client candidate. I have been lucky so far in this hobby in that all of my sessions have gone really well. The difference between this one and all the rest was unique mental stimulation on top of amazing sex. It took fun to a whole new level.
Wake up the next day, and I have some funny and interesting e mails from her - kind of a continuation of the mental stimulation part. I answer, but never initiate anything new. She keeps the contact up, and we have further e mail dialog, which I enjoy, as much of the content is flattering. After the session, I was on the tipping point of breaking my no-repeat rule, but kept those thoughts to myself. I finally hint in e mail that I am considering breaking the rule, and she provides some very subtle support for the idea. Nothing pushy. I then confirm after more dialog that I will repeat. Which is well received. She then goes back to the conversation we had been having.
My conclusion to all of this is that she is highly perceptive, and that this follow-up was a well executed marketing plan. I have not answered her latest e mail, which did not really invite any kind of answer, and do not intend to re-initiate unless it is to book again. My conclusion is that her objectives have been met, and that further contact by me will be unwelcome. I would be happy to keep the dialog up until the next meeting, but I don't want to be a pain in the ass. Date for next meeting is unknown.
Is my view that all of this was simply effective marketing too cynical? The answer to that changes nothing. I will repeat, perhaps many times, as this girl is exceptional in many ways.