I like an hour on a first date. Some guys won't do less than 2 hours. Some guys have time issues and do a half hour. You'll need to see a few escorts and then see what works best for you.
Many providers with web sites have protocols on where to leave the $ etc. Read the reviews of a provider you want to see will give you a good idea of how the session will go.Newbie here, I've got a dumb question. How long should I try to schedule for my first session? I'm thinking 1 hour should be good, but maybe 90-120 min? Also, what are some recommendations on some basic etiqutte? I've been reading other messages and it seems like drop off the envelope first thing, then head to the bathroom to rinse, then be careful with verbiage. What else would you recommend? Thanks
I like an hour on a first date. Some guys won't do less than 2 hours. Some guys have time issues and do a half hour. You'll need to see a few escorts and then see what works best for you.
Many providers with web sites have protocols on where to leave the $ etc. Read the reviews of a provider you want to see will give you a good idea of how the session will go.
make sure you are meeting with ladies that do a thru screening, (I personally would not meet someone that doesn't screen well), that has reviews, social media and decent website.
Do not make weird request with out meeting the lady first, read her F.A.Q. / etiquette page, follow her protocol.
Personally I prefer min 90 min. date. One hour is too short, (specially since you are new, may be nervous, it would take a bit of time to break the ice). 2 hours I guess is ok but is longer time if you two don't click LOL or if there's no cocktails, or a drink at the bar/lobby to break the ice.....
90 min is just perfect for first time dates... (incall)..
Read all the reviews you can before contacting a provider.
Organize your screening information so it is easy for her to screen you without a lot of back and forth.
Set up a longer date on your first time so you can get comfortable, which also offers her more incentive to see a newbie.
Ask her after your appointment (if it was a good experience) if she wants more review.
Honestly, I just go out of my way to be respectful. For example, if I'm unsure about the time, I will tell the provider that I just realized I don't know how long it has been and I want to be respectful of her time. I've made several great friends by doing simple things like this and it makes the future experiences so much better when they know how you are to begin with.
With respect to etiquette, as we are getting comfortable, I ask her what her rules are. It communicates that I respect her boundaries and helps me calibrate expectations.
...you might (understandably) be a bit nervous and might want to allow a bit more time for talking and getting to know one another.
Or try a meet & greet with the provider where you both meet for 1/2 hour and talk, get to know each other a bit and get comfortable. If there's chemistry and all is good, book the session for a later day & time. If it just doesn't feel right, you part and go your separate ways -- no harm, no foul. Yes, you pay her for her M&G time separate from session rates.
Be safe, have fun and good lick --er, luck!