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Pay Provider Not To Work
jrsd 2 Reviews 3768 reads
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1 / 53

I was in a personal relationship with a provider for over a year.  I gave her $9,000 a month so she wouldn't have to work.  I found out that she was still seeing certain clients and she never gave up her massage office.  I ended our relationship when I found out. To the providers out there - Is there an attraction to the business that is worth throwing away over $100,000 a year and never having to work again?  I know that she didn't make more by working.  Of course, it could have been that she just didn't like me.

Pimpathy 1491 reads
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2 / 53

and you think you can buy exclusivity?

Posted By: jrsd
I was in a personal relationship with a provider for over a year.  I gave her $9,000 a month so she wouldn't have to work.  I found out that she was still seeing certain clients and she never gave up her massage office.  I ended our relationship when I found out. To the providers out there - Is there an attraction to the business that is worth throwing away over $100,000 a year and never having to work again?  I know that she didn't make more by working.  Of course, it could have been that she just didn't like me.  

MochaNautteBBW See my TER Reviews 1787 reads
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3 / 53

Posted By: jrsd
I was in a personal relationship with a provider for over a year.  I gave her $9,000 a month so she wouldn't have to work.  I found out that she was still seeing certain clients and she never gave up her massage office.  I ended our relationship when I found out. To the providers out there - Is there an attraction to the business that is worth throwing away over $100,000 a year and never having to work again?  I know that she didn't make more by working.  Of course, it could have been that she just didn't like me.  
I turned down a man that wanted to pay me $6000 a month to not work. Problem with that is, I like seeing different men from all walks of life. I don't think I would do well being paid by a client not to work and see only him. I would be tempted to see other men behind his back...and that is why I would never get into a personal relationship with a client.

Cosette 1969 reads
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4 / 53

If that was her job, the thing that gave her self worth then yes that's difficult to do. I can tell you that I couldn't be paid enough to be a stay at home mom. It's what some people want but if it's not what you want it's impossible to do.  

There's a notion that women who do this somehow should be "saved" perhaps that's what you thought you were doing?

It shouldn't be about that, you should build the relationship first and then go on to make those types of commitments.

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 1578 reads
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5 / 53

I'm not going to say 9k isn't more than your average American makes on a monthly basis, but it's the equivalent of holding a full time job at $51/hour. ($108,000).  

I'm not sure what the relationship entailed, I.e. She is constantly with you and being a house wife, if she is making less, but working for you all the time, (and I don't mean sex 24/7, I mean being a companion,) you're paying her $51/hour. Not sure what she charges normally.  

If you really think about it, she is also making a lifestyle change and not seeing anyone at all. I.e. Reserving her actions and self for your requirements - no dating, (I assume?) and no escorting. So really, you're paying her to be all yours 24/7/365. That's $12.33/hour to be your full time girlfriend. She has time off to go do what she wants, etc. but if she wants to date guys and she can't, well, she's not doing what she wants, is she? She's giving a part of her life up. If she's accountable even for any (normal) part of her life, she should be compensated.  

And what about her expenses? Beauty, clothing requests, lodging, meals, etc.?  

Example:
Guy asks to spend a week with girl
Guy says he will be gone 8 hours per day so he should pay less
Guy says she can't see anyone while he is at work.  

Sorry, but if I'm accountable for what I did when he is away, I'm still on his time. Therefore, I'm paid for that time.  

So I charge $25,000/month for the "only you" package, because I know what it requires. 34.24/hour for 8,760 hours per year. (Not including leap year, so Feb 29th is on me.) I.E. Unless you pay that much, ain't gonna happen lol


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Gemma Coreana See my TER Reviews 1506 reads
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6 / 53

No thank you!!! Why be a kept woman when you can savior the many diff cock selection out there...    

She was prob making more then what u were giving here in a month.... (My 2 cent)  

Happy Monday everyone!!!!
Xoxo
GC

Florida_Evans 2005 reads
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7 / 53

Unless she had a major emotional connection to you, she can't really be paid any amount of money to be exclusive.  (V. Stiviano).  

I'm sorry it didn't work out as long as you hoped, but she obviously has a different reason for wanting to be a provider than to make $X per month.  Some girls like variety and independence just like men do.  Again, I'm sorry it didn't work out- that's got to hurt.



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palomamontecarlo See my TER Reviews 1539 reads
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8 / 53

First of all, as a previous poster stated, exclusivity is hard to buy although it should of been something that both of you must of discuss at the beginning of this arrangement.  

Second, it depends on the person, maybe she figured she can make extra by seeing other people on the side (why would you only want to 9k when you can have 15k?), I am sure she was making extra money otherwise it makes no sense to gamble the 9k. By no means, I justify if she was dishonest during the length of your arrangement but obviously I have to be objective and present the factual information to you.

Third, in order to completely give up providing forever, two things normally may happen in most cases:  
a) She really cares about you and will never jeopardize your relationship for anything or anyone else
b) She is financially secure in the present and in the future meaning, she is building a business, going to school, achieving her goals and your are encouraging and enabling her to do so etc..  
9k is a substantial amount but it also depends on her lifestyle, dependents etc.... if her bills are 8k a month.. then obviously she will not be able to save and build anything for herself.. In my opinion, the best arrangements are those that obviously make us feel financially secure but also offer us a future whether it is by advancing our lives through education, etc...

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Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 1529 reads
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9 / 53
Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 1352 reads
posted
10 / 53

It's hard to see the entire picture sometimes.  

If it was agreed upon in the beginning, I see why going against the agreement would be bad; however, if that is the case, simply bringing it up to him would have been good.

Haywood-Jablome 1305 reads
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11 / 53

Really? You cannot expect a girl to bow down to your every demand for a price. Why don't you just get married instead, it's basically the same thing! Oh wait, you want to get rid of them with no recourse if they don't act the way YOU want them to. But then again, if you possess masochistic qualities, that's a suitable situation for you. You view everything in life as a service and nothing is of real pleasure to you except being the one in control.

Consider entering into the BDSM lifestyle, you've got the basics down.  

My thoughts. If you are going to date a provider, you need to be secure with yourself and the relationship and not bother her about her job. If you cannot handle that, DO NOT DATE A PROVIDER!!

mongo19621954 23 Reviews 1669 reads
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12 / 53

includes the subtext "as long as I want to have sex with you and not a millisecond longer...".  That's not a personal relationship - that's a p*ssy rental agreement.  If there was a ring involved or something like it - I could understand your angst.  I am not really surprised that she wanted to moonlight to maintain her own means of support against the day you decided you liked redheads better than blondes or tiny spinners vs. Big *ssed, Big Boobed blondes or whatever.  

From her point of view - as long as she was available to s*ck your c*ck on demand for as long as you wanted it - she was living up to her part of the bargain.  If you wanted exclusivity - you should have put a ring on it..... and even that ain't fool proof as my SO would tell you...

Durhamdrew 19 Reviews 1808 reads
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13 / 53

Posted By: XoticSynnBBW
 
   
Posted By: jrsd
I was in a personal relationship with a provider for over a year.  I gave her $9,000 a month so she wouldn't have to work.  I found out that she was still seeing certain clients and she never gave up her massage office.  I ended our relationship when I found out. To the providers out there - Is there an attraction to the business that is worth throwing away over $100,000 a year and never having to work again?  I know that she didn't make more by working.  Of course, it could have been that she just didn't like me.  
   
 I turned down a man that wanted to pay me $6000 a month to not work. Problem with that is, I like seeing different men from all walks of life. I don't think I would do well being paid by a client not to work and see only him. I would be tempted to see other men behind his back...and that is why I would never get into a personal relationship with a client.
 

Can't we just keep it fun? We would all be happy then. Right? :)

TiffanyDelight See my TER Reviews 1702 reads
posted
14 / 53

If she were honestly going to leave, she'd have asked for a lump sum.
Better yet, you might've offered it.  
If you think about all the time and effort that goes into building this business with people you've already met and trust, the option of starting over isn't pretty.
Severance pay is a must.

I've left before and had the time of my life.  I did however, have the talk and negotiated all of the issues ahead of time so there was no turning back.  I threw away my little black book and moved on.

After several years though, you see I'm back!  lol

So yes, there is something that draws us here and no, a monthly allowance is not going to likely get you a successful relationship for more than the month or give her peace of mind enough to quit...Xo's

Blowing Chunks 1816 reads
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15 / 53

I would however say that an SD relationship wouldn't guarantee exclusivity,  but there are many relationships/ arrangements that are indeed exclusive.  

Dating a girl who needs to depend on a guy for money is a very big turn off for me though... A girl I'd date needs a career,  not a SD,  unless she's on leave from her job in order to take care of a child we had together.

hbyist+truth=;( 1657 reads
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16 / 53

Because it makes the most sense. The minute he was done, so is she

jrsd 2 Reviews 1462 reads
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17 / 53

Thank you all or at least most of you for your constructive comments.  Some very good points.  The personal relationship didn't start out that way as we have known each other for over four years and it evolved into my providing support for her the past twelve plus months.   She first brought up that she didn't feel comfortable working anymore so it went from there.  

I agree, $100,000 a year doesn't get you much these days but it allowed her to stay home and care for her special needs child instead of hiring a caregiver while she went to the office and stressing if she was going to pay her rent and put food on the table each month.  So I don't think it was about the money for her (although more is better), I think her seeing clients again, as one person said, was more about getting attention from different men at her choosing.  

Thank you again for your comments

anonymousfun 6 Reviews 1401 reads
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18 / 53

You are chimp and moron assuming your story is true. You have more money that sense and the old adage “money is separated from fool faster than water through one’s closed hand” is very true in your case.



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macdaddy1944 51 Reviews 1786 reads
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19 / 53

it is called Free Will..she can she who she wants..when she wants to and where she wants to.

Pimpathy 1672 reads
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20 / 53

My train of thought, would go something like this. I think, I could respect a regular client who was buying my time. I don't believe I could fully respect a SD, or a client who wanted LT4P relationship. With out trying to sound to judgmental, SD and LT4PR sound pathetic.  

 
Could I be wrong? Absolutely!

Gemma Coreana See my TER Reviews 1939 reads
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21 / 53

You make me laugh out loud a lot!!!  

So how many kids are you supporting? 😘😘😘

Blowing Chunks 1240 reads
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22 / 53
GaGambler 1351 reads
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23 / 53

If there are no genuine feelings involved OR the lady really wants to quit providing, no amount of money in the world is going to guarantee exclusivity.

AND that's the way it should be. Let's face it, in Southern California where it appears that the OP lives $100 K is hardly "real" money, a $500 hr lady could see just one client every other day and make a hundred grand a year, all the while keeping her independence and not being dependent on a single man who could dump her at any moment.

Blowing Chunks 1716 reads
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24 / 53

what if sex doesn't sell?    

Remember,  escorting existed before there was sex.  lol

Pimpathy 1048 reads
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25 / 53

Currently in a LT4PR, if he thinks it's fair. Going by what the OP said, I'm going go with un-fair.

Posted By: Drunken Asian
what if sex doesn't sell?  
 

That element of the relationship wouldn't exist.
   
Posted By: Drunken Asian
Remember,  escorting existed before there was sex.  lol
Courting usually exists before sex, especially if sex didn't sell.  is that fair ?

Pimpathy 1542 reads
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27 / 53

Why did she (the provider) leave?

Posted By: TiffanyDelight
If she were honestly going to leave, she'd have asked for a lump sum.  
 Better yet, you might've offered it.    
 If you think about all the time and effort that goes into building this business with people you've already met and trust, the option of starting over isn't pretty.  
 Severance pay is a must.  
   
 I've left before and had the time of my life.  I did however, have the talk and negotiated all of the issues ahead of time so there was no turning back.  I threw away my little black book and moved on.  
   
 After several years though, you see I'm back!  lol  
   
 So yes, there is something that draws us here and no, a monthly allowance is not going to likely get you a successful relationship for more than the month or give her peace of mind enough to quit...Xo's
 
I wonder how many clowns want to "buy a lady out". With the intent of having her totally dependent of her new LT4PR?

MatureGFE See my TER Reviews 1761 reads
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28 / 53

You sound like a nice person so if would help if you kinds outlined what was going on arrangement wise.

xoxo,

Steph

Florida_Evans 1464 reads
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29 / 53

But I'm glad you got the point.  It's sounds like your heart was in the right place.

Gemma Coreana See my TER Reviews 1451 reads
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30 / 53

You're the DRUNKEN ASIAN....  I would be too if there were 12 mouths to support... Pun intended!!!

Duplicitouslust 24 Reviews 1291 reads
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31 / 53

Dear Courtney:
What did she need to function? Also was she open and honest with her economic requirements before she took the money as a stipulation? Those would be critical questions to ask during the course of the thread.

Posted By: OpenMindedGFE
I'm not going to say 9k isn't more than your average American makes on a monthly basis, but it's the equivalent of holding a full time job at $51/hour. ($108,000).  
   
 I'm not sure what the relationship entailed, I.e. She is constantly with you and being a house wife, if she is making less, but working for you all the time, (and I don't mean sex 24/7, I mean being a companion,) you're paying her $51/hour. Not sure what she charges normally.  
   
 If you really think about it, she is also making a lifestyle change and not seeing anyone at all. I.e. Reserving her actions and self for your requirements - no dating, (I assume?) and no escorting. So really, you're paying her to be all yours 24/7/365. That's $12.33/hour to be your full time girlfriend. She has time off to go do what she wants, etc. but if she wants to date guys and she can't, well, she's not doing what she wants, is she? She's giving a part of her life up. If she's accountable even for any (normal) part of her life, she should be compensated.  
   
 And what about her expenses? Beauty, clothing requests, lodging, meals, etc.?  
   
 Example:  
 Guy asks to spend a week with girl  
 Guy says he will be gone 8 hours per day so he should pay less  
 Guy says she can't see anyone while he is at work.  
   
 Sorry, but if I'm accountable for what I did when he is away, I'm still on his time. Therefore, I'm paid for that time.  
   
 So I charge $25,000/month for the "only you" package, because I know what it requires. 34.24/hour for 8,760 hours per year. (Not including leap year, so Feb 29th is on me.) I.E. Unless you pay that much, ain't gonna happen lol  
 

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quadseasonal 27 Reviews 1166 reads
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33 / 53

Your relationship with her was a rental agreement , not a personal relationship .
 
 You can never buy genuine love or total commitment no matter how much money you have .  
 Thousands and thousands of men and women have cheated when millions were on the line .
 Lust , love , or simple boredom trumps money every time .  
  The wife most likely to cheat married for money.  

    A couple  times  I've had a rich GF I respected and enjoyed a lot at first , only to change my feelings of like to contempt toward her, when  she attempted  to turn me into her faithful lap dog , with her false assumption  she could impress and keep my heart by lavishing me with expensive gifts and exotic vacations.  
 An heiress I was dating  told me I could quit working if I moved in with her . I told her if I wanted to be a hooker I'd put an ad on Eros .  She told me I am her Eros .
   
 When  I discovered  poor girls just want to have fun and aren't driven  to find minions to control, I
started  avoiding  affluent women,  except for discrete  affairs .        :-D    
   
   
 
   
Posted By: jrsd
I was in a personal relationship with a provider for over a year.  I gave her $9,000 a month so she wouldn't have to work.  I found out that she was still seeing certain clients and she never gave up her massage office.  I ended our relationship when I found out. To the providers out there - Is there an attraction to the business that is worth throwing away over $100,000 a year and never having to work again?  I know that she didn't make more by working.  Of course, it could have been that she just didn't like me.  

margomatisse See my TER Reviews 1174 reads
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34 / 53

The one thing you give up in arrangements like this is autonomy. Personally I would miss that a lot. That's why I never have and never would be up for an exclusive arrangement.  

Whether you realize it or not, she was working. You had an arrangement. You were her one and only employer (or at least, that's what you were expecting). Don't get me wrong, if that's the explicit understanding you two had and she then lied to you about it, she was wrong to do that and you had every right to end it because of that. But it is a lot to ask and it's a lot to do. It's not easy to only have one client and to always be on for them...even if you do get more personal and didn't expect her to "be on" all the time. Chances are, especially given her monthly salary, she was expected to be on more often than off. And was expected to give up certain freedoms she had. Again, I don't excuse her for lying to you or for betraying the agreement you had, but you asked why someone would violate such a seemingly perfect agreement, and that would be my best educated guess.

hbyist+truth=;( 1141 reads
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36 / 53

There would be a "sit down" and everything would be iron out to remove any ambiguity and confusion.  

If his expectations were not what I could deal with, I would simply refuse the offer.  

Being in this type of arrangement should not feel like prison to the lady and being taken advantage of for the guy, it should be worked out so that both parties are happy.  

I mean it can come down to him proposing his expectations for said dollar amount and her either re-negotiating or signing on the dotted line so to speak..

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 1615 reads
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37 / 53

Dear D...

Check out my response below. I believe in a trial month and revisiting. Fluid communication is a must, and restructuring is as well. A monthly check in.  

I've seen ladies do month to month. A yearly commitment is too much Imo.

GaGambler 1334 reads
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38 / 53

and every one of them regretted it.

It seems like the guys that want to pay someone to be their "girl friend" on a long term basis usually seem to not really want a GF, they want to "own" the woman. Gilded cage is the first thing that comes to my mind.

hbyist+truth=;( 1748 reads
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39 / 53

That whole on call, drop everything and run thing would not fly for me. I would have hours like any other job I went to. That's my whole point about sitting down and really working things out.  

I think possibly a dollar figure is mentioned and the ladies get all excited and just say yes. Not realizing what it might entail from his perspective. Funny how greed can color a situation.

And then there is the guy that wants to buy, as you put it, meaning the girl is theirs 24/7/365.

0603450onThe 1523 reads
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40 / 53

My recommendation for anyone seeking it or offering it, is that it should always be 'defined in detail' prior to anything else in moving forward for both parties involved. It cannot work any other way. There also has to be that lil word called 'trust' to be displayed by both individuals in clearly discussing those details. Without it, as in any other relationship, it will not work on any level.  

I am sorry that happened to you.

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MatureGFE See my TER Reviews 1414 reads
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41 / 53

on a weekly basis so it's difficult to figure out. He seems to have been good hearted, so I'm thinking didn't want the beck and call thing but who knows. His OP and follow up don't really address or outline what was going on in this respect.

AnotherDonJohn 1498 reads
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42 / 53

...answered as though the contract required her to be a "stay at home mom."
Maybe that's how they see all SD relationships. In fact, SD relationships do not require the girl to be with the guy 24/7. It requires her to not wrap her pussy around another client without a cover...she can do other things... Doi.  

Then OMGFE comes out with clearly spurious math... What does she think the median income is? Taken further, what does she think the median hourly salary is? Is she effing 8 hrs straight a day for a SD? Finally, I'm sure all these ladies are declaring every dollar of income... In case they are, what does OMGFE think the pre tax income that leads to $108k of after-tax income is?... Possibly the worst financial engineering ever made short of the guys who structured the bad L-HMAN brothers mortgage junk bonds. Lol.

This is again not a statement on a lady's right to charge what she wants. It's just economics. Yes the guy should've made the bid higher or been more realistic for $100k but c'mon.. I know: you're not in finance. Lol.
Posted By: OpenMindedGFE
I'm not going to say 9k isn't more than your average American makes on a monthly basis, but it's the equivalent of holding a full time job at $51/hour. ($108,000).  
   
 I'm not sure what the relationship entailed, I.e. She is constantly with you and being a house wife, if she is making less, but working for you all the time, (and I don't mean sex 24/7, I mean being a companion,) you're paying her $51/hour. Not sure what she charges normally.  
   
 If you really think about it, she is also making a lifestyle change and not seeing anyone at all. I.e. Reserving her actions and self for your requirements - no dating, (I assume?) and no escorting. So really, you're paying her to be all yours 24/7/365. That's $12.33/hour to be your full time girlfriend. She has time off to go do what she wants, etc. but if she wants to date guys and she can't, well, she's not doing what she wants, is she? She's giving a part of her life up. If she's accountable even for any (normal) part of her life, she should be compensated.  
   
 And what about her expenses? Beauty, clothing requests, lodging, meals, etc.?  
   
 Example:  
 Guy asks to spend a week with girl  
 Guy says he will be gone 8 hours per day so he should pay less  
 Guy says she can't see anyone while he is at work.  
   
 Sorry, but if I'm accountable for what I did when he is away, I'm still on his time. Therefore, I'm paid for that time.  
   
 So I charge $25,000/month for the "only you" package, because I know what it requires. 34.24/hour for 8,760 hours per year. (Not including leap year, so Feb 29th is on me.) I.E. Unless you pay that much, ain't gonna happen  

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GaGambler 1513 reads
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43 / 53

and he says he kicked her to the curb for "cheating" on him, so I think he has told us plenty.

His words "she never would have had to work again in her life" were the most telling IMO. He wanted her forever, she apparently didn't feel the same. Perhaps she doesn't look at it as losing $100K a year? Maybe she looks at is at the price for her freedom? Or maybe all he needed to do was not be so fucking cheap and given her an even ten grand a month instead of nine? lol

aloted 14 Reviews 1056 reads
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44 / 53

hey all,

IMHO I have seen a few providers when they work or not. For me, I realized the person I thought they were was not who they were when living together. Did I give them money (yes), did I expect to be their only one (no, unless she thought of me as a boyfriend), but did I expect her to stop working (no).

I cannot say for yourself, but for me none so far lasted past six months. Usually and this is my fault, I lost "spark" for the relationship and we just drifted apart, til we decided to call it quits.  It is true, she has to feel confident in the relationship that it will last or why wreak her business. I see it as asking a wife with a great career to stay at home, she would be totally dependent on you and some girls do not enjoy that feeling.

aloted
Posted By: jrsd
I was in a personal relationship with a provider for over a year.  I gave her $9,000 a month so she wouldn't have to work.  I found out that she was still seeing certain clients and she never gave up her massage office.  I ended our relationship when I found out. To the providers out there - Is there an attraction to the business that is worth throwing away over $100,000 a year and never having to work again?  I know that she didn't make more by working.  Of course, it could have been that she just didn't like me.  

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 1352 reads
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45 / 53

Guess even a hooker who isn't a finance expert (by a long shot) knows it's not all that much if you think about it. ;)

I do think I said "I'm not  going to say it isn't higher than the average income" It's a lot lower than 100k. (25-40k)  

Not sure what was wrong with the reference?

Either way, if there is an agreement both should honor it, but also revisit to avoid any unnecessary struggles. It sounds like the girl was the one to flop.

Expenses and risk is lowered in a ltr, of course. The security is much higher and you know how much is coming in.

After chewing on this, (should have in the first place,) the guy does sound like he was trying to do a good thing. If she saw this, she may have sat down and talked to him about it. Maybe even say it's not working for her.

The OP does say that he didn't want her working. I'm assuming dating wasn't an option, but that's just an assumption, hence, why I made clear I was assuming this.

Maybe my post sounded like a mockery, and I should have considered the
 Tone. But it was not the intent.

Not that this board isn't full of mockery and sarcasm. ;)


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Blowing Chunks 1620 reads
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GaGambler 1378 reads
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47 / 53

I don't see him doing this out of some altruistic motivation. He wanted an exclusive relationship and he deluded himself into thinking that he had bought one. That's why he is all butt hurt that she is "cheating" on him, and has now cut her off.

He is exhibiting all the signs of a guy who has "fallen for a hooker and can't get up" Asking, begging, insisting on monogamy from someone because of a purely paid arrangement is just asking to be burned. Women, just like men are going to be faithful for one of two reasons, either they are in love, or they just have no desire to fuck anyone else. Being paid to be monogamous is simply unrealistic.

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 1625 reads
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48 / 53

You know, of all the explanations I've given as to why I don't do well in SD/SB situations, your quote, "Women, just like men are going to be faithful for one of two reasons, either they are in love, or they just have no desire to fuck anyone else."

Though it's possible to be monogamous, it's hard when there are other attractions coming your way. But if you're in love and are already feeling the fulfillment you want, you don't keep trying to fill yourself up with other dicks lol. (Until they stop having sex. Then there's a problem again lol.)

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keystonekid 114 Reviews 1044 reads
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PrinceCharming;) 1431 reads
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50 / 53

If it's true, it's a very big brady bunch.

anonymousfun 6 Reviews 1510 reads
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51 / 53

which turns out to be nightmare in the long run and isn't it the primary reason for P4P?

If I am going to spend 9k/month in the hobby, I am going to taste all I can and enjoy.

0603450onThe 1825 reads
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they want it all, the more the merrier of every shape and size and that works for them.  

For others, no way. You'd be amazed how many gentlemen do like the idea of having a woman all to himself in this world ... aka regular mistress if he's 'attached' or if he's single, the closest form of dating there is without the hassles of 'dating'. Enjoy it for as long as it lasts as in any relationship. And when it's time to part ways, you part ways. Pretty simple concept to me.

For as many 'nightmares' that are out there, there have to be just as many 'dreams' as well. Don't always think in the dark, you'd be amazed what you could actually see.

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GaGambler 1473 reads
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there is the issue of availability. Women, even ugly ones can get all the strange dick that they want. Guys, especially socially awkward guys in small towns have little temptation to fight. lol

I have to admit, I have a very tough time with temptation. I rarely find myself in monogamous relationships and I don't cheat when in one, but I have broken off many a relationship because I knew I had a wandering eye, and that wherever my eye goes my dick is sure to follow. lol

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