Class
Dresses for the occasion
Not too much makeup
Able to carry on an intelligent conversation (not TV shows)
Have opinion and not afraid to express them
This is prompted by one of those on line relationship articles. This one asked guys (Though I have my doubts as it sounds to me like it was all written by a gal, but whatever.) what non-sexual things their SO does that really turns them on, relationship-wise.
Most of them sounded bogus to me. One in particular was cringe worthy: "I like how she asks the waiter in restaurants exactly how a recipe is prepared so she can go home and make it herself." (WTF?)
Another was spew worthy: "I like to watch her put on her make up."
And how about: "I love how she just breaks out into song at any moment of the day." (Not at my house!)
There were a couple that I liked: "She hates to shop saying most stuff people buy is never used and wasted." (I want to meet that gal!)
So, here's the deal; forget the top 13, how about naming the three things you like best about a provider, other than hobby related stuff?
This is for guys who have long term sessions, or OTC time, etc. This stuff seldom comes up in the one hour or even two hours sessions.
Here's mine (in no particular order of importance):
1. They laugh at my (awful) jokes.
2. They order at a restaurant without undue delay, and eat what they ordered without complaining that they ordered the wrong thing.
(I swear to God, I had one gal where I always ordered something for her that I liked and something for me that she would like because invariably, she would complain about what she got and insist on trading her dish for mine!)
3. They are good listeners and I'm never at a loss for scintiating conversation with them.
There are others, but this is getting long.
And, finally, here's the dubious article that inspired this rant:
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and I ask the gals to be silent, at least until there are a goodly number of responses from the guys first so they are not inhibited:
This is prompted by one of those on line relationship articles. This one asked guys (Though I have my doubts as it sounds to me like it was all written by a gal, but whatever.) what non-sexual things their SO does that really turns them on, relationship-wise.
Most of them sounded bogus to me. One in particular was cringe worthy: "I like how she asks the waiter in restaurants exactly how a recipe is prepared so she can go home and make it herself." (WTF?)
Another was spew worthy: "I like to watch her put on her make up."
And how about: "I love how she just breaks out into song at any moment of the day." (Not at my house!)
There were a couple that I liked: "She hates to shop saying most stuff people buy is never used and wasted." (I want to meet that gal!)
So, here's the deal; forget the top 13, how about naming the three things you like best about a provider, other than hobby related stuff?
This is for guys who have long term sessions, or OTC time, etc. This stuff seldom comes up in the one hour or even two hours sessions.
Here's mine (in no particular order of importance):
1. They laugh at my (awful) jokes.
2. They order at a restaurant without undue delay, and eat what they ordered without complaining that they ordered the wrong thing.
(I swear to God, I had one gal where I always ordered something for her that I liked and something for me that she would like because invariably, she would complain about what she got and insist on trading her dish for mine!)
3. They are good listeners and I'm never at a loss for scintiating conversation with them.
There are others, but this is getting long.
And, finally, here's the dubious article that inspired this rant:
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Or some mangina blog?
I could care less about how good of listeners they are or how they put on their make up. I want them to be clean and ready for some hot sex. Simple, huh?
Is it really that "cringe worthy" to think that some people actually appreciate the little quirks their partners have? Some guys do dig watching a girl primp and some ladies really don't like shopping (GASP)! Just like some people can enjoy another person imperfections...gap in teeth, balding, freckles, etc...it's a crazy concept so I don't expect you to get it right now.
Have fun bashing people who aren't paid to make you feel good, but can enhance your life, no strings attached when they become friends/partners/family and glamorizing P4P relationships that stop as soon as your cash runs out.
...I took a provider to Nats game at the ball park and absolutely loved how she ate the hot dog with mustard and ketchup dripping on her dress...LOVED IT..
..One time we were waiting for our food at restaurant and they were a little busy, and this provider got so pissed that she started cussing and throwing things.. I LOVE feisty women..
...Oh and if there is any provider out there who likes to run around with scissors in her hands, I like that. too. Please contact me ASAP for appointment..
Sorry I don't have any POOP fantasies/fetishes like our good friend McDonald. ![]()
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perspective of the things I like about a women? Is that correct? Well, it don't get any simpler.
1. Suck my cock
2. Make me a sandwich
3. And don't talk too much
4. Don't fart underneath the bed blankets
5. Wash yo ass please!
Those top 15 list is made by man bitches, who in the hell watches their women put on makeup? Seriously? Leaving the last pickle in the jar? Seriously? Why not just buy a new pickle jar? That article is stupid. I wouldn't even wipe my ass with that article to even take it seriously.
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It was alot of fun.
We laughed about the fact they left the heads on my shrimp.
I left an extra big tip because she was a pain in the ass to our waiter.
(BTW I like that.. She knows what she wants)
One time in the pouring rain. A provider insisted I take the first cab. She would not take no for an answer
To me. These moments are why I truly have a deep respect for the ladies.
..I was with my long time ATF (now retired), and she was hosting incall at a DC hotel. I had parked on the edge of the street, and wasn't confident that I had read all the signs before heading upstairs. I was a little afraid that my car might get impounded.
When I expressed my concern, she immediately told me to call her back if that was the case and she will drive me to the place where they impound these cars.
I thought that was well above and beyond what the relationship calls for.
So in a nutshell, I liked her kindness and concern for others...
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Class
Dresses for the occasion
Not too much makeup
Able to carry on an intelligent conversation (not TV shows)
Have opinion and not afraid to express them
This is prompted by one of those on line relationship articles. This one asked guys (Though I have my doubts as it sounds to me like it was all written by a gal, but whatever.) what non-sexual things their SO does that really turns them on, relationship-wise.
Most of them sounded bogus to me. One in particular was cringe worthy: "I like how she asks the waiter in restaurants exactly how a recipe is prepared so she can go home and make it herself." (WTF?)
Another was spew worthy: "I like to watch her put on her make up."
And how about: "I love how she just breaks out into song at any moment of the day." (Not at my house!)
There were a couple that I liked: "She hates to shop saying most stuff people buy is never used and wasted." (I want to meet that gal!)
So, here's the deal; forget the top 13, how about naming the three things you like best about a provider, other than hobby related stuff?
This is for guys who have long term sessions, or OTC time, etc. This stuff seldom comes up in the one hour or even two hours sessions.
Here's mine (in no particular order of importance):
1. They laugh at my (awful) jokes.
2. They order at a restaurant without undue delay, and eat what they ordered without complaining that they ordered the wrong thing.
(I swear to God, I had one gal where I always ordered something for her that I liked and something for me that she would like because invariably, she would complain about what she got and insist on trading her dish for mine!)
3. They are good listeners and I'm never at a loss for scintiating conversation with them.
There are others, but this is getting long.
And, finally, here's the dubious article that inspired this rant:
-- Modified on 8/1/2012 12:56:37 PM
Well, I'm a provider, but I'm also *ahem* experienced in this area. i.e. what I or a man likes in a real relationship vs. a provider/client relationship.
I see what you're saying, and honestly? I get it. It's the same thing for me as a woman and as a provider. When I do doubles, I'm very "girl get into the show!". In that scenario, it's about the client and about giving him the time of his life. The whole point of all of us being there is to make sure that he (or they) have an amazing time. And to be a client? I really only care that you're clean and don't treat me like a Wal-Mart hooker.
But when I'm alone with a woman, it's very different. I love watching her get ready, I love watching her absentmindedly sending a text, I love when she really, really laughs, or I do something that makes her happy. Same with a man. What attracts me to a "normal" person is that they're themselves. In everything they do, and I know that they like (most) of me as well.
This hobby isn't real, and the things that make me like a client or fellow provider are completely different than the things that make me like a person in civilian life. We are not so different that it would change on the man's side, either. It really comes down to the ultimate point of the two (or more) of you being there, I think. It doesn't make anyone a puss, and it doesn't make anyone a dirty horn dog. It's just different.
on the topic of watching you get ready.
I would think that most gals would be driven nuts by having her date watch her get ready. It's sort of a corolary of the old saying: You never want to see how sausage and laws are made.
Now I'm not sure because frankly, I haven't wanted to watch a gal get made up. I do know that when I am preening myself, I would not want anyone there watching me. It's really not a pretty sight.
hahahaha! Not the whole process. Trust me, we do weird stuff to get ready for a date. I definitely do NOT want someone sitting in the bathroom with me, watching every little move I make. But, I don't mind them watching a quick brush of gloss or blush before we head out. And a girl who can turn that from preening to foreplay? Hot. Kind of like watching a guy get ready is more "ehhh..." than watching him cooly put on a tie or a watch for us.
I think that's a big thing in the getting ready together vs. just letting the magic happen debate. A little goes a long way.
I would think that most gals would be driven nuts by having her date watch her get ready. It's sort of a corolary of the old saying: You never want to see how sausage and laws are made.
Now I'm not sure because frankly, I haven't wanted to watch a gal get made up. I do know that when I am preening myself, I would not want anyone there watching me. It's really not a pretty sight.
If any gal every got turned on by the sight of me flossing, she'd be too freaky for me.
8o)
... but for some inane reason, I found it very amusing that my ex wife left half full soda cans all over the house. It sounds EXTREMELY stupid, but it used to put a smile on my face every time I thought about it. She would open one and refuse to drink it 10 minutes later because "it was stale".
OK, maybe I should just post about blacklists, Wendy's, and London Rayne ... what could possibly go wrong there?
I am loving your posts tonight! LOL!
I have an ex who would've been a freegan if I had let him, and I thought it was absolutely adorable at the time.
OK, maybe I should just post about blacklists, Wendy's, and London Rayne ... what could possibly go wrong there?
about the soda cans left half empty or totally empty, when the trash can was within 2 ft. Funny, the things that annoy us most about the ones we love, are the very thing we miss when they are gone. Awwww.
After embracing in the hall I excuse myself to the bathroom to change...
I leave the door widely cracked, and I can see you in the mirror... sitting in the chair across the room. I smile to myself, knowing that you are getting hard for me as you're watching. I turn my ass to you, but I don't let on that I know you're watching... I am going to make this soooo sexy for you.
I peel off my skirt and readjust my thong, leaning over slowly so you can see my cheeks part and you get a glimpse of me. I stretch my leg and place my foot on the counter... and pat it lightly with my hand before sliding a finger in to test the waters. Getting nice... and I see you in the mirror stroking your cock. I pull on the lacey bottoms that I like so much... and pull my top over my head. I wasn't wearing a bra, and this surprises you as I turn around again to face the mirror. My nipples are standing hard at attention for you as I tease them before slowly slipping on a purple lace nightie. Last but not least are the thigh highs and heels.... and then I am out to greet you with a nice wet kiss.
Do you tell me you were watching or continue like you just now saw the outfit? ![]()
With my Einstein intelligence (wink wink), its rare that a woman listens and understands what is said (And not just by me)... I consistently watch conversations and say "WTF" didn't she hear that?.... now I will qualify my response to say, I am sure every woman who finds offense to this probably wrote somewhere that MEN are the worst listeners... I am willing to agree that that we (Both men and women) are bad "Selective" listeners.... its called human nature to block out that which we don't like....
so whats the punch line? if you don't like what is being said, just say that you disagree and that its ok to disagree... simple.... I know that alot of people don't see things the way I do and I forgive them
haha
I met one who rocked my world.
I went back to see her about a month later and she remembered every detail of our conversations.
To say the least, I was uber-impressed with her.
Sadly, she retired.
The good go young, it seems.
Mee too! some of the best "Memory" types for my dialog, have been providers, Most of the pro's I see more than once are all about the "Continuation" of time, and each time its always better because of this....
one provider I don't have the luxury to see anymore was the absolute best at this, almost to the point as I felt she was my girlfriend (And I am sure people are reading into this as free service - nope I kept it simple, we play, I pay nuff said)
I can name quite a few "recent" finds that are the same, we seem to just pickup where we left off... But I mostly am saying both sexes have communication issues, not just "Dudes"... In the law of averages, it does equal 50%
2 little copper things we rarely see hit the floor.....
I went back to see her about a month later and she remembered every detail of our conversations.
To say the least, I was uber-impressed with her.
Sadly, she retired.
The good go young, it seems.
Men are the ones who don't listen dude...that's obvious from the fact that they can't get through a 3 line ad and know the freaking dates a girl is in town.
Now that's funny!! Men and women communicate very differently. Just listen to the disparity in how men and women leave phone messages.
Man: Hey bud, would like to schedule a T-time for Saturday at Woodpeckers Country Club. Please call.
Woman: Hi Joan, this is Francis. It is going to be beautiful on Satuirday and the kids are out town with John. I just thought we could get together and enjoy the sunshine over at Woodpeckers. I hear they have a great new golf-pro and some really fun outfits at the pro-shop. It'll be fun and we can go for drinks afteward. Okay, well I'd better go. Leslie is supposed to call at 1:00 and I have a hair appoiintment at 3:00. Bye. (And this is a short version).
I recall a scene from the movie "Dumb and Dumber" where Jeff Daniel's character is weeping to Jim Carey about his girl breaking up with him.
"Why did she break up with you?" asked Carey.
Daniels responded: "She was saying something about how I never listen but I wasn't really paying attention because I was so upset."
And it's so true.
So from your sample of "Dudes" who hit your ad, Men (you do mean "All" right?) are the ones who don't "Listen"?
IMHO thats called RIF