Men: Should providers be aware that you are taking Viagra or some other type of "wonder drug", before the meeting?


Ladies: Do you want to be aware of a client taking Viagra or some other type of "wonder drug", before the meeting?

... it only gives them something else to upcharge for (hehehe)

Why even bring it up, it has no bearing on eithers performance, except allowing him to have a normal erection.

whether they tell me or not. I don't find that clients, who take
the "wonder drug" to be any different from others. Although, I have sometimes noticed the ones that are taking it, have a faster
heart rate than normal and heavier breathing. Otherwise, I think it is hard to tell who is taken it and who is not.
   
As long as it can stand at attention, its all good with me!

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I just Luv a Man who Is  Strong & Hard..
Superman.. has allways been one of My Favorite Heros .
Have A Great day Guys!!

If you want to tell me its fine, but it not necessary.

Shaye

I find those that need it don't take it, those that don't need it take it. I always know what's up. Ha!

It really doesn't matter if they tell me or not.

Hugs,

Vanessa Sue

Viagra and heart medication are not suppose to be mixed. So the only reason I would care, is if in the middle of a good romp, someone would suddenly grab his chest and fall on the floor, passed out with a silly grin on his face.  Then... I might want to know.

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hahaha  that is too funny!  thanks for a good laugh I am sure you wont mind if i just borrow your phrase......

as soon as possible!!! Don't you realize that you have provided a treasure that men fantasize about!!! LOL LOL LOL.....

I did have a client who was on the pills without my knowledge, and only scheduled an hour for our first meeting. By the end of 1.5 hours, and still no ejaculation, I had the feeling that he wanted to stay more, but without any compensation for my part I did receive a warning that he may go overtime, by another provider who gave me a reference for him. She never mentioned the pills, he was taking. But, I did come out and ask him about it, at the end of our appt., and he said that he does take them. If I had known he was taking the pills, I would have asked him before our meeting, if it would have been best if he took a longer appt. with me, versus,  just taking the hour. Without any further compensation for running overtime (nor did I ask for any additional funds, for I felt he would have brought it up on his own admission, which he never offered-1.5 hours is a long time not to ejaculate, and was taking some time away from me, for I had planned to have some down time to myself, before my next appt.), I felt bad He did ask to see me again for another hour, and I felt like a heel explaining to him how I was feeling about the previous episode. In the end, we both decided to move on our seperate ways. So, yes-I would prefer to be told of any wonder drugs, before hand.

Rerumroll please! The reason why I ask

It sounds like bad timing on his part. If he knew that he could have had a problem, then he should have told you up front.  

It can take up to a hour to work and if he has taken it before,
then he should know that and be prepared when he sees you.

The clients, I have had, that were taking the "wonder drug" normally always take it before hand, so that doesn't happen.

If you see him again, then I would suggest that you ask him to take it before your date, then I'm sure that you both will be much happier!  

Kelly~

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