Re:stranger than fiction

Hey Raincoat, don't take it too personal. Women can be very fickle at times. Like you say "Life is truly stranger than fiction." Just take it as, it wasn't meant to be. I'm sure your a sweet man.   Bexy

These ladies are risking much by seeing any of us, including their lives. If her "intuition" tells her not to see you, just move on. There are many beautiful ladies to see.

I know a popular provider who looks at her email requests, picks out "good names" to read, and then deletes (without reading) all the rest.

I asked her what makes for a "good name" and she had no answer except to say she could just sense good vibes.

Oh yeah, she believes in astrology too.

Who is she?  I don't quarrel with her right to have such a "policy", but potential clients also have a right to know what they're dealing with.  This is not confidential private information.  She can't hide behind that.  It's her public business practice

Seems that if her intuition is telling her to not even see you, be glad she didn't agree to see you (at your great expense) only for your mileage to vary because of nagging doubts in her mind.

You could always take matters in hand and go out and spend the money you saved on an HD ready TV or some other cool stuff!

There is always greener grass, and a bird (or whatever) in the hand is worth two in the bush, or even one in the bush twice!

Maybe she's just claiming it's intuition as a generic out.  What if she read your appointment form and realized you are in the same industry as her uncle?  Like, you are high on the pecking order in your glass blowing company, and so is her uncle in his glass blowing company.  I don't think any lady provider would come right out and tell you the specifics.