I really can understand where she is coming from in that I may have a slightly similar situation - emotions and comfort play very weird roles in this stuff. Initial reaction would be - what right does she thinks she has to be p.o.'ed with you for seeing other people? That is what she does all the time! When she says she'll stop seeing all her other clients if you stop seeing others as well, then there's a conversation. Don't think either of you sound like you want to go there.
On the other hand, I have been seeing someone for a long time who posts for doing body rubs. We do a LOT more, and extended overnighters a and sometimes even getaways. I don't know if there are other clients of hers that she does more than bodyrubs with, and I don't ask. And she doesn't ask if I am seeing others. But I get the strong sense she would be disappointed if I explicitly told her I was. Maybe a double standard of sorts, but it is what it is. Sometimes silence is golden, or at least less complicated.
Posted By: ttcttc
There is a provider who visits, who I really like. Have seen three times, have written a review, with higher scores than others have give her (indicating that I like her a lot). On top of great looks and performance, she is intelligent as well.
Last time she visited, I wrote that I could not make it during that visit, but wanted to say "congratulations" on an event in her life. She wrote back saying that was very sweet and she would look forward to seeing me next time she was in town. Next time she was in town, on her first day, I wrote that I was looking forward to setting things up but had to work things out first. And, you should know, this provider has set hours that she puts in all of her ads.
So, that first night when she was in town, I wanted to see someone on short notice. It was after her preferred hours, and since it was short notice. I contacted a bunch of agencies. One of the notes I wrote the agency, though, I accidentally texted to the provider instead. She wrote back saying something like "it's clear you're seeing other people and not scheduling me, so stop wasting my time and don't contact me anymore."
So, my reaction. I am ok. I will move on, there are plenty of fish in the sea. But I wonder about the wisdom of her over-reaction. Everybody knows clients see more than one provider. And the appointment time was not in her scheduled hours anyway. Her reaction probably cost her 6-10 meetings with me over the next year. Just odd. And I thought she was one of the smart ones.