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how to broach a subject
elconejito 18 Reviews 1338 reads
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Just wanted to get people's thoughts on this.  There's a provider I've been seeing regularly for a while (6 months or so) and we've got a quite friendly relationship and even talk quite a bit about personal stuff. I was randomly reading a recent review and the reviewer mentioned being offered a trip to Greece.  While I realize this may be a recent thing or just an "in the mood" kind of thing, I don't see her nearly as much as would if that were generally on the menu, so basically I want to be say.. "hey, can I get that too?".  I can't help but feel a bit awkward about broaching the subject and wondered how others would, especially since I'm trying to "cut back" this year and this is a pretty big factor in who and how often I see going forward.

Thanks

Radcow341 reads

Before your next session, ask if you can go there. It's as simple as that. If you try an in session request, you will be likely turned down. Most providers except for  the very hardcore tend to want to be prepared for these type excursions. It pays to be tidy or risk a shitty deal if you catch my drift.

Or ask when you are talking after a session, all relaxed and intimate.

Zig

Guys who mention this in a review when the provider does not list it in her menu are doing her and the readers a disservice.

It may be that she hasn't offered this on account of the size of your dick.  Often that's what the issue is.

You can certainly inquire, but realize it might be putting her in an uneasy situation.

The next time you see you and you two are having fun together ASK HER! She may say yes or may decline. If she declines you can then ask her if she would ever like to try X and then go from there..

She may find you too large, Too rough or she just may not be in the mood. Another thought to ponder. The previous reveiwer could be telling tall tales...............

C.EverettePoop147 reads

The other guy probably said "baby can I fuck you up the ass"? She said yes.  
I can never understand why some hobbyists treat providers like they are the virgin next door.

I've asked "next time can we do your....?"  About 20% of the time the  answer is "sure".

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