The issue about the calcium deposits made me think: Why shouldn't client/provider disclosure what is wrong with them, before they meet? Wouldn't it save alot of time for both parties to reveal their symptoms, to the interested party, before they meet? I would want to know if the guy has a calcium deposit disorder (or just anything that could possibly affect my life), so I can make up my mind to see him or not. Wouldn't a man want to know if I or any other provider has some sort of disorder, as well so he can make up his mind? Why wait until we meet, possibly knowing that the other party might have reservations? I think that if you are going to meet with someone (provider/client), and you are not fully disclosing your symptoms, you are just into treachery/trickery.

Also: Why should a client OR provider expect half or all their fees back KNOWING about their conditions and not giving out proper notice to the interested parties?

I sincerely apologize to all the ladies I have duped and misled these past few months.  Although the specialists I have seen assure me that my condition is not contagious, MMY has shamed me into disclosing my true medical condition.  Here is a link to my most recent CAT scan of the brain - and it should not be viewed by the faint of heart:

http://home.comcast.net/~rabbit272/xray.jpg

Hmmm.  You mean like, I don't know, maybe a FETUS???  Yeah, it might be nice to know FS isn't available because the provider is pregnant and the baby is crowning.

as you noticed in my post, I had directed to both clients/providers. So I guess by your answers that it is okay for both the men and women not to disclosure that they might have a diease, baby, a hanger stuck up their butts, whatever lol That is a shame...

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FS isn't available because the baby is crowning??  LOL


If you are there to catch the babe, do you get to name it?

I always thought those Lamase breathing excercises looked like training for giving blowjobs.