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There is a poster here that has married a provider.
buffalosoldierr 1083 reads
posted
1 / 31

i posted a question to hobbyists about whether they would marry a provider last night.  i now put the following questions to providers:

1. would you marry a hobbyist?

2. or marry a non-hobbyist who knew that you were a provider?

and, yes, this is a sincere inquiry.  i hope to meet someone, provider or hobbyist, who has married for a serious conversation.

TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 816 reads
posted
2 / 31

His handle is Scoed...
From what I gather. He is cool. PM him.

buffalosoldierr 803 reads
posted
3 / 31

thank you

Posted By: TheHoundOfCullin
His handle is Scoed...  
 From what I gather. He is cool. PM him.

Aricia See my TER Reviews 853 reads
posted
4 / 31

I recently dated an older man he was 60 but looked GREAT for his age I'm 20 so their was definitely a massive age gap but  the chemistry felt real and the sex was amazing seriously we had a thing for 8 months and to be honest I really did fall for him, I felt like i could happily marry this man, but in the end it all kind fell by the way side as I was just kind of well wouldn't say just sex to him but he's been married and  divorced so he didn't want to escalate things to a relationship which did break my heart if I'm being truthful.

I know I was naive in thinking it could have really been something considering the age gap and the fact that he has daughter in the same age group as me, so theirs that. I did not intend to fall for him or to love him that was not part of my plan but it happens.

And to honest what more could I have expected? being with someone like me isn't for every one so such is life i guess, but too answer your question yes i would get married, but I also plan to stop escorting once I graduate college, but I would want my husband to be aware of my past.

buffalosoldierr 734 reads
posted
5 / 31

sorry it broke your heart.  it was only naive because of the age gap.  i met a beautiful woman, but she has difficulties reconciling her work.  i am not a hobbyist and do not have insecurity issues.  it will be a difficult task for her.

inicky46 61 Reviews 867 reads
posted
6 / 31

Most continue to provide.  It's a story as old as the hills.  Watch the movie "Pretty Baby" sometime.
PS: None of the ladies I know will talk to you about it.  It's the kind of personal information they share with someone they trust.  And you are very much an unknown.

-- Modified on 7/9/2013 9:15:58 AM

airmantroy 28 Reviews 812 reads
posted
7 / 31

Very much an unknown, AND admitted you are not a hobbyist...Why are you here or how did you hear about this site otherwise ????

And yes I am married to a provider, and after 3 years of marital roller coaster we are getting a divorce. I never asked her to quit her "job"..She paid HER bills, I paid ours...

I won't go so far as to say it could never work, but I can tell you there is a snowballs chance in hell that it will end happily.

buffalosoldierr 687 reads
posted
8 / 31

found this site when i considered seeing a provider; i considered seeing a provider to avoid any emotional strings and she mentioned the site.

i met one provider only to discover that it would not satisfy me; it is not to knock any hobbyist or any provider, it just will not satisfy me.

i did not set out to meet or fall for another provider, but i met someone who is a provider.
Posted By: airmantroy
Very much an unknown, AND admitted you are not a hobbyist...Why are you here or how did you hear about this site otherwise ????  
   
 And yes I am married to a provider, and after 3 years of marital roller coaster we are getting a divorce. I never asked her to quit her "job"..She paid HER bills, I paid ours...  
   
 I won't go so far as to say it could never work, but I can tell you there is a snowballs chance in hell that it will end happily.

buffalosoldierr 750 reads
posted
9 / 31

thank you.  i do understand the trust factor.  i will watch the movie.

hiddenhills 143 Reviews 696 reads
posted
10 / 31

you'll have to go back quite a ways, set the time at 3600 for good measure. The board used to be littered with posts about clients &  providers  getting married or just dating. There's an expression, "help I've fallen for a provider and can't get up" not sure of the origin but it's been used quite a lot over the years.  

Posted By: ahuxley63
i posted a question to hobbyists about whether they would marry a provider last night.  i now put the following questions to providers:  
   
 1. would you marry a hobbyist?  
   
 2. or marry a non-hobbyist who knew that you were a provider?  
   
 and, yes, this is a sincere inquiry.  i hope to meet someone, provider or hobbyist, who has married for a serious conversation.

butterflydust See my TER Reviews 738 reads
posted
11 / 31

...but share my life with a hobbyist?  sure -- why not? :-)  hobbyists and providers are people first -- any labels come second -- and people can meet in interesting ways.  honestly, in the grand scheme of things, 'hobbyist' or 'provider' are only ONE of virtually limitless facets of a human being.  we're not defined by any one aspect of our selves.

to me, knowing and accepting that i am a provider is #1.  i've dated civilians and hobbyists in the past, but even with my civilian partner (whom i am no longer dating, but not because i am a provider -- we're still on good terms, it was the result of a relocation for a job), i was very up-front and brought it up on the first date.  however, i do want to have more children someday, and when that happens, it will be time for me to retire, anyway.

so the answer is basically yes, just minus the "state marriage" part. :-)

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 607 reads
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12 / 31
mrfisher 115 Reviews 872 reads
posted
13 / 31

The purpose of it is not to get "legal" (In fact quite the opposite, sort of.) but to declare an ongoing relationship to our friends and family.

We are thinking of someone to officiate, and may even get a real druid priest, if lucky.

And of course, any excuse for a big rip-roarin' party is a good one.

Great post Katie.

inicky46 61 Reviews 590 reads
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14 / 31
MasterZen 34 Reviews 672 reads
posted
15 / 31

Thanks, Butterflydust.  

It's nice to see someone start thinking by putting people first. A well thought out, cogent and presumably honest answer. Refreshing!

Thanks for not repeating the mutual cynicism and disdain that so often accompanies this type of provider/hobbyist relationship thread

SoftlySarah See my TER Reviews 807 reads
posted
17 / 31

Butterfly dust made a brilliant post.  

I feel much the same way. I require my life partner to not only be okay with my job, but to understand it is something I enjoy, and something I will only stop when I am good and ready. I also require my partnership to be based on a deep emotional and spiritual bond, not monogamous sex. Monogamy doesn't work for me, and I feel it is a superficial measure of commitment. I understand others feel differently, but to each his or her own. I am fine with my partner engaging sexually with others as well. Also, I would never marry or partner with someone whose job I couldn't deal with, and I would never dream of insisting someone stop their work for me. I would just move on until I found someone with whom I am more compatible.  
Posted By: ahuxley63
i posted a question to hobbyists about whether they would marry a provider last night.  i now put the following questions to providers:  
   
 1. would you marry a hobbyist?  
   
 2. or marry a non-hobbyist who knew that you were a provider?  
   
 and, yes, this is a sincere inquiry.  i hope to meet someone, provider or hobbyist, who has married for a serious conversation.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 607 reads
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18 / 31
Panthera12 339 reads
posted
19 / 31

To think that I may be thrown to the curb when you tire of me or when my dick gets limp....... :)

MasterZen 34 Reviews 299 reads
posted
20 / 31

It sounded to me like a limp noodle wouldn't be a problem... just a limp wallet.

MasterZen 34 Reviews 752 reads
posted
21 / 31

London... you wouldn't consider a NON-HOBBYIST who knew you were a provider (or perhaps ex-provider)? Would you marry and keep your secret, or just not marry at all? Not judging, just curious.

scoed 8 Reviews 632 reads
posted
22 / 31

I am living it. It takes real work. It isn't easy but what in life worth a damn is? I am sorry about your experience but I know it can work if both parties work at it.

mrfisher 115 Reviews 640 reads
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23 / 31
perfectstorm 19 Reviews 702 reads
posted
24 / 31

Or was that just the "unengagement"  for the "unwedding?" :)

Dr Who revived 260 reads
posted
25 / 31

Considering what most hookers are living on I doubt that too many of the mongers aren't quite well equipped financially to support YOUR spending needs  LOL

Now whether they would do so once you are not being "nice" to them...just remember that's why most are here in the first place  :D

Remember...never judge a book by it's cover.
Posted By: HonkingOnBoBo
To satisfy me forever.  Once I'm bored of sex with one partner, and travel, I'm going to need someone willing to satisfy my instant gratification urges towards spending.  If I met someone willing, who wouldn't gripe about my exorbitant allowance, then sure... why not.

buffalosoldierr 514 reads
posted
26 / 31

those term are perfectly acceptable.  i have no problems with her work and have no intention of asking her to retire... its her job and either i can accept it and love her or find someone else.

it does take a confident man who sees the job as sex and the relationship in marriage as something far more spiritual. sex is sex and love is love.  they are different.
Posted By: SoftlySarah
Butterfly dust made a brilliant post.  
   
 I feel much the same way. I require my life partner to not only be okay with my job, but to understand it is something I enjoy, and something I will only stop when I am good and ready. I also require my partnership to be based on a deep emotional and spiritual bond, not monogamous sex. Monogamy doesn't work for me, and I feel it is a superficial measure of commitment. I understand others feel differently, but to each his or her own. I am fine with my partner engaging sexually with others as well. Also, I would never marry or partner with someone whose job I couldn't deal with, and I would never dream of insisting someone stop their work for me. I would just move on until I found someone with whom I am more compatible.  
   
Posted By: ahuxley63
i posted a question to hobbyists about whether they would marry a provider last night.  i now put the following questions to providers:  
     
  1. would you marry a hobbyist?  
     
  2. or marry a non-hobbyist who knew that you were a provider?  
     
  and, yes, this is a sincere inquiry.  i hope to meet someone, provider or hobbyist, who has married for a serious conversation.

buffalosoldierr 632 reads
posted
27 / 31

i have no plans for a state marriage license.  thank you for the post.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 742 reads
posted
28 / 31

A guy who did it once or twice in his entire life? Maybe, but not someone who lived and breathed it. Hey, I also don't expect some guy to date me as a provider. I would think he had a screw loose lol.

scoed 8 Reviews 586 reads
posted
29 / 31

Good call. But I wouldn't be me if that wasn't the case. LOL :D

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 660 reads
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30 / 31
justanillusion 514 reads
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31 / 31

Isn't that what the guys generally do here? I know, they are renting the cover and not interested, for the most part in the actual content, they just look at the pictures.

 And according to you, there is very little content to start with.

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