Obviously providers are trying to be financially independent or at least partially so, but I think the article is more about emotional independence, a.k.a. being a grown up.
I don't think I know any of the providers I've seen (the most I've seen anyone is 5 times) who I could know enough about as to whether or not they were emotionally independent. By nature providers have to be good actors and most want to maintain a great deal of privacy about their OTC lives, so unless you come across an obvious train wreck, I'm not sure how you'd know if a provider is truly emotionally independent. But if you're looking to be enamored, then maybe this should be on the SD/SB board. Or, there's no shortage of "I'm falling for my provider" posts, maybe that needs a board (or an intervention group).
Maybe providers are not needy individuals but they're survival depends on the patrons, not to mention the typical lifespan of the provider career isn't one that's going to soley sustain them through their retirements.
I have met some ladies who are certainly independent. Others not so much.
I don't see that a short career span makes a difference. All careers come to an end. The successful career of a lady certainly exceeds that of a pro athlete. Probably exceeds that of many jobs that require physical skill. Certain technical jobs become iffy after you get to a certain age regardless of what the EEOC would like to think...
And just like some people in other short span careers - many blow it as fast as they make it. Others could invest it and become set for life. But you certainly hear more about the ones who did not choose wisely...
Being independent does mean that you have the freedom to fail..
"They don't need anybody else but themselves to validate who they are." ...... This is a very rare trait in a human, let alone a provider. Just look at how TER numbering system can throw emotions into a tizzy. It's a Number. They need a Number. ........ Most people are desperate for love and need the approval of others for validation.
............. Guys like to hunt. Once they've bagged the smart, independent one, it's on the next exotic elusive wild beast.
Guys like to hunt. Once they've bagged the smart, independent one, it's on the next exotic elusive wild beast.
Not always.
My ATF, my real ATF who will probably always hold that title, was one of the smartest and most independent people I've known, in or out of our little world. If she hadn't retired, I would still be seeing her.
Most of us would rather have a partner than a trophy housewife who spends all our money. If she's contributing to the finances, we're more likely to get all warm and fuzzy and spend money on her for romantic purposes.
Obviously providers are trying to be financially independent or at least partially so, but I think the article is more about emotional independence, a.k.a. being a grown up.
I don't think I know any of the providers I've seen (the most I've seen anyone is 5 times) who I could know enough about as to whether or not they were emotionally independent. By nature providers have to be good actors and most want to maintain a great deal of privacy about their OTC lives, so unless you come across an obvious train wreck, I'm not sure how you'd know if a provider is truly emotionally independent.
But if you're looking to be enamored, then maybe this should be on the SD/SB board. Or, there's no shortage of "I'm falling for my provider" posts, maybe that needs a board (or an intervention group).
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