Hello Sir,
Indeed, as a Provider I've been asked to marry several times, when
I first started in the biz about six years ago.
I've found that the lines become blurred in the minds of Clients &/0r
Providers when the tryst(s) are so amazing that they're blinded by
the ecstasy...... and for said Providers....blinded by the money!
I actually posted a thread a couple weeks ago, with regards to this
very query of yours.... So to expound on my reply, I'll simply recycle my
original thoughts:
"How many of you "Providers" are here in the P4P World to not only
make money, but also to find your "Savior", "Your Knight-in-Shining-Armour",
or "Mr. Save-a-Hoe"? (lol no disrespect to any of us!)
Perhaps you desire to get married, have children, and live that "white picket
fence" fantasy? (if you're not already betrothed)
0r do you just need a wealthy Prince to sweep you off your feet?
How many Clients here are actually "lookin'-for-love-in-all-the-wrong-places"?
Do you find yourself seeking a partner for a permanent relationship being
drawn to P4P women or strippers?
Is it just a dalliance to add excitement to your otherwise dull sex-life?
Do you think the P4P lady will provide this same excitement, day-after-day
if you're in a committed relationship?
Could you trust each other implicitly?
The common saying rings very true; "the way you meet them, is the way you
lose them!"
Do yourself a favor Luvs..... There shall be "dangerous curves ahead" whilst living
this "fantasy" .... for real.
I encourage all to learn "mental compartmentalization" whilst hiring Providers, and
whilst seeing Clients.
This technique will greatly afford persons like yourselves, whom think for a long-term
honest relationship to flourish, that it can be had with the aforementioned.
As a Provider, for the last six years +, I compartmentalize my "work life", from my
personal life, and from all of the other facets of my being.
For example.... I've told myself "sex is just sex".... "it isn't love".
(Nor quite frankly do I care about "being in love" these days anyway.)
No matter how great the tryst, and the single or {married} Client's technique,
personality, looks, bank account, and whatever,.... He's a Client and I'm the "Transaction".
I became a Provider for many reasons, one of which, was I enjoy sex, making others feel
good and I have bills to pay!
If you love having sex with Clients, and Providers, then face the reality very quickly,
"the sex and the accouterments are just a role/service which is part of our job description",
nothing more.
Sure, we all say things in-the-heat-of-passion or do things in light of the euphoria.
But one must always remember it is within the throes of pleasure. It's not always "reality".
However out-of-the-boudoir, reverting to the compartmentalized Person/Client/Provider
is best served in one's daily life, keeping it simple, without the unnecessary "dangerous curves"! "
Regards,
Angelina Jones