is it normal for a provider to ask you to send a picture before you meet with her?

and she told me I looked like Charles Manson. Okay, so it wasn't my best picture, but needless to say, I don't provide pictures any more.

I used to see it on Craig's List ads sometimes though I have never been asked. I'm assuming it's a subtle way for the girl who is asking to find out what your race or weight is.

Well that depends on situation.

While not specifically asking for picture I have had date where seing person's pic on his company website.

Since we had to meet in one of NYC's high profile hotel bars (elevator key cards issue) it was helpfull to have idea of how my date looked. Otherwise I would have to walk around asking "have u called for eascort" LOL

Lina

Normal, oh my I do not think anyone knows what normal is

I Sure Do Not


But however it is, for the most part, unusual for a gal to ask for a pic.


Thank you
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Which is why I keep a big supply of George Clooney photos handy.

But seriously folks...

Only one provider has asked me for a photo, so I snapped one and sent it to her.  What the heck?

She wrote back to say that I have "kind eyes".

It made me go "awwwwwww".

We also clicked right away.

I was asked once, and told the lady to go down to the post office, 3rd picture down, 2nd row from the left. Never understood why she never called back!!!

Yes, I was asked and complied.  During the subsequent visit, she disclosed it was her way of screening out hobbyists based on race.

been someone I hadn't met, I would not have sent it.  I didn't particularly want to see my pic splattered all over the internet.

I have never  have been asked for a picture.  If she asked, I would give it gladly, and hope it wouldn't scare her off.....LOL.

But, some girls do ask, as is their right, after all, you have seen theirs. However, it is not the norm

Swim

I usually dont, But if something feels off about the gent i will. so when i get to the door.. There are no surprises. its a give and take on both sides.

I had one provider ask, and then just sent it to a couple of others that I had email contact with. I just think it would help the provider feel more comfortable. I try to imagine what it is like always wondering who is on the other side of the door...

it might have been that funny mark on your forehead.....