I want to find a provider who does greek, but I'm a little unsure how to approach the subject. I did a search on the board to see what other people ha to say on the subject, but couldn't find an answer.

First of all is it something you should ask when scheduling? Obviously you don't want to use any explicit language in an initial conversation so how can you communicate that? I also understand that alot of providers won't do that with first time clients.

So what if you read in a review or an ad that a girl does do greek, do you wait the appointment to bring it up?

The real newb question is when you are at the appointment do you continue to talk in code? Or if you want anal you just ask for "anal"?

Looking forward to responses. I want to make sure that I understand the rules of engagement, before I create an uncomfortable or bad situation.

...It's from March of this year.  You couldn't find it because you didn't go far enough back through the previous threads.  It's a common mistake not to change the default 30 day setting.  Just add a couple of zeroes to search 3000 days back on the boards.  You'll find that there's nothing new under the sun.

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If it indicates she does, when your are setting up the date, try mentioning a trip to the islands, which often means Greek is available.  See how she responds.  Other than that, I don't know what to tell you.

Swim

Usually, gals will either have a menu including "trip to the isles,"  "greek" or "pse" for an extra $100.  So you book the session for the higher price and she knows what you want from that.

Just softly wisper, as you cuddle in foreplay, that you would like to ascend the Acropolis and explore the Parthenon.



Thank you
XLVI = 4

for extra Tzatziki sauce on the side.

Tzatziki sauce makes everything taste better......sorta like bacon

a question a cop would ask over phone to inply solicitation- i personaly wouldnt answer the question if you calld me n directly asked over phone that- they do have the terms down now. n they are no longer safe terms to use overphone. i write p.s.e. on my site so peopls will know i offer a full all three holes experience.   lol

if it is offered then you just want to make sure it is included in your appointment. I typically get emails (since I don't book over the phone.....) that will ask if it is a possibility to tour the islands during their visit. My website already notes the availability as well as the upcharge. Also as I end my confirmation booking email,I always remind them to please review my website if they should have further questions or need more information on the tour as it is a one time only tour.  (Indicating also make sure you do know the right $$$ of donation). I've never had a problem. One thing I do clarify for people that email me for a PSE appointment is that this type of visit does not include a trip to the islands unless specifically requested.

Have fun & Play safe!

Summer