I have a question for providers on ED.  Is it better foe a client to let you know about this condition before the session or at the time it starts.  I know some providers are hesitant to discuss details prior to meeting.  And another question is if any of you ladies would not see a client because of this?

Sorry about your condition.
It's a two way street.
It's not 100% your fault if you can't get it up or keep it up.
Maybe she's not showing enough affection, or maybe you two just don't click well.
Or maybe she has a "let's get it over with" attitude.

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I haven't seen any clients thus far with ED, but I certainly would. My preference would be for him to let me know in person at the beginning of our date.

Thanks Kylie, that is good advice.  I saw your pics, very nice.  Maybe you cure your clients.

with that.  A lot of older guys pop a blue pill (prescibed, if needed) just prior to arrival.  Better providers have a "we'll finish what we start...  what ever it takes" attitude that I find refreshing.
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It allows me to plan the date that might be different from other ones, and know what to expect. There are so many men who abuse drugs like Viagra, that many women don't want to deal with them at all. If you have ED issues, just make sure you book enough time to account for that. Don't be one of those guys who expects an extra hour because you can't seem to get off or get it up, and you will be just fine.

Sometimes it's just plain old equipment failure and no-one is to blame, it just is what it is.