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6lover9 155 reads
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Yes, for the most part that is the case.

Posted By: mister-clyde

If - and that’s a HUGE IF - there is really any interest there, is a provider more likely to pursue someone she has NOT yet seen as a client as opposed to someone who “knows” her “professionally?”

mister-clyde1288 reads

This is not yet another “I've fallen for my ATF and I can’t get up” threads. Comments from the ladies would be very helpful.

Scenario:
Provider and civvie have not yet met but have exchanged several e-mails and things are said inconsistent with P4P. If - and that’s a HUGE IF - there is really any interest there, is a provider more likely to pursue someone she has NOT yet seen as a client as opposed to someone who “knows” her “professionally?”

Be nice, now.

Play ball!

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inicky46241 reads

...and then  think about whether you want this to continue.  Good luck.

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laurensummerhill215 reads

Take into consideration that it may seem like a HUGE leap of faith if all you have done is exchange emails.  She may quickly conclude you're just trying to take advantage of her time and kindness.

Before you take the plunge suggest a social dinner off the clock and see how she reacts.

Also keep in mind, that providers like myself do off the clock dinners all the time and it does not suggest interest.  What it does give you is an opportunity for her to get to know you face to face.  

I'd do a few of those before you venture into the land of romance.

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mister-clyde170 reads

Posted By: laurensummerhill
Take into consideration that it may seem like a HUGE leap of faith if all you have done is exchange emails.  She may quickly conclude you're just trying to take advantage of her time and kindness.

Before you take the plunge suggest a social dinner off the clock and see how she reacts.

Also keep in mind, that providers like myself do off the clock dinners all the time and it does not suggest interest.  What it does give you is an opportunity for her to get to know you face to face.  

I'd do a few of those before you venture into the land of romance.
Thanks, Lauren. That’s exactly what I thinking about.
Because it’s such a big if, might the provider be insulted if a civvie asks for an off the clock dinner, just to meet? It’s tough to get a feel for where the line is drawn.

And, yes, there are no intentions to get all mushy right away. :)

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laurensummerhill142 reads

Some women will be offended, some won't.  There's no way to tell, other then to ask politely, suggest a nice place so she'll be a bit more tempted, and cross your fingers. If she says no, do your best not to be upset with her.

Also, keep in mind that even when a provider says she is single, that is not necessarily true.  Many dating and married providers choose to keep that very private and don't let anyone know, even their provider friends.

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6lover9156 reads

Yes, for the most part that is the case.

Posted By: mister-clyde

If - and that’s a HUGE IF - there is really any interest there, is a provider more likely to pursue someone she has NOT yet seen as a client as opposed to someone who “knows” her “professionally?”

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ProviderOfTheYear198 reads

96% of  providers, who choose to have a real relationship outside the hobby,would more likely pursue a civvie she has not met as a client.
Desperate providers not included in poll.

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Anon_from_NYC152 reads

I had ONE p4p date with my BF and it is something that I am still dealing with.  I would rather we never met in professional capacity

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Posted By: Anon_from_NYC
I had ONE p4p date with my BF and it is something that I am still dealing with.  I would rather we never met in professional capacity

Why? What's the hurdle?

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mattradd174 reads

some important information like, what was the context where each obtained the others email address, and who contacted who first, and it's purpose.  As for your question, the answer is obvious.

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pleasureglans179 reads

...she's setting the hook.

Have a good time and leave it at that. Those "inconsistent" with provider status emails are just a way for her to build your anticipation.

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aliasjustbecause131 reads

"real" relationship with this lady, I would *strongly* suggest you do NOT see her as a provider. I unfortunately saw the woman I now love as a provider first, and that has always been an obstacle in her mind to our future together.

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