Washington DC

"Technically normal"?
TheDollarMenu 1054 reads
posted
1 / 15

Like the civvie relationships, every relationship is different. Some are dependent on your income, some just want sex, and some just need that friend in their life. As with my previous civvie relationships, sometimes I want to end it for several reasons but I feel kinda guilty just ending it and I gradually just fall away into the shadows. For example, one civvie relationship, the sex was good, but as with most girls, they give up on their looks and how they behave and interact with others. First meet her, she was keeping up on appearances and I didn't mind being out in public with her. After a while, she got way too comfortable and think that I  or the public would care or view a type of individual as how they behave, dress, and interact with others. As with one of my friends, his wife for 16 years gave up on her looks and doesn't look attractive at all. Not only that, she acts kinda foolish, almost, kinda crazy. I told him, why the hell are you still with that women. Doesn't she hold you back or don't you see the kinds of reactions on how the public view her? He said, it really doesn't matter because he cares for her and she is dependent on me.

Okay, with this provider I've meet for a while now, she is no longer a provider. However, keep in mind I have an SO and I have my own obligations and responsibilities to her. Okay,with the former provider, it was her invitation to see me OTC with lunch and sex and "hanging out" and things that you do. Things just developed and I've meet her family and she's telling me all of these things about her life and things like that. She has a job, but not a high salary job, just enough to get by. I just come over sometimes, have sex, pay for lunch, and she opens her life to me. However, I have been paying a few of her bills, which is technically normal for this type of relationship. Again, sex is never free, you always gotta pay for it one way or the other.  

Actually, the cost of seeing a civvie is much more expensive than seeing a provider. Medical bills, dental bill, rent, insurances, mortage, property tax, just to name a few. Okay, the former girl I see, I'm thinking about ending it for good, and I have tried several times but was unsuccessful. She calls and texts me when I don't talk to her and things like that. However, I do care about her well being, her safety, and her health. It's kinda tough because she does depend on me. Not just me "sometimes" giving her a few hundred a month to pay for her utility bills, but she is dependent on me for emotional support.

The reason why I want to end it is, well, just like the first example of my friend. She kinda gave up on her appearance and how the public views her. Yes, if you act, dress, and behave a certain way, the public will view you in a certain way. I'm actually kind of ashamed to be around her in public these days because she doesn't want to dress up, fix her hair, and put some makeup on. The sex is still good. But, I kinda want to move on because she is holding me back.

Ever been in this situation? What did you do? As for my previous civvie girls, we still maintain contact as good friends, but I don't get too involved with their lives no more. Just them telling me how they are, the family, and their situation.

Before you say, you shouldn't cross the lines. Well, she technically wasn't a provider and has sex with me for free and we basically hang out like friends all the time. Also, more than likely I will not have time to respond. If I do, it will be lather in the week.

Life sucks, but its what you do that make it sucks. I don't want to be responsible for anyone no more. I just wished people made more right and successful decisions and I wished the gap between rich and poor wasn't so big. That's why we have situations like this. Please share you input because I have no idea what I'm even talking about anymore. See you next time!

fanoftheo 487 reads
posted
3 / 15

Really? Seriously?  

You're asking how to end a relationship with an ex-provider who you've been seeing as a civvie?

Sure, there is the added risk of her contacting your SO and letting her know how you met, but in the end, if your SO finds out you're seeing other women (P4P or not), you're done anyway, right?

Whether she is a current provider, ex-provider or civvie, she is still a human being with feelings. So if you've managed to end things with others in a civil manner and remain friends, how would this be any different?

You're obviously still thinking with your little head

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 606 reads
posted
4 / 15

I have no problem telling any woman, real or imaginary, and imaginary is more fun BTW, that the relationship is over. I don't do it via texts or emails, I do it in person. The old way.  I may even keep her around for a while. Being around a real man may want her to to start taking care of her appearance. Can you imagine what a drag on her self image it would be to keep a douche like you around? lol

Now go back to doing your homework. Didn't mommy say only 1 hour of Internet..?

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 636 reads
posted
5 / 15

He is so pathetic that he can't even spin new stories anymore.  

More so, he thinks that we will forget some iteration of the last story he posted just a month ago. It probably takes him a month to cook up new stories, and that explains why the gap.

AngieSummers See my TER Reviews 523 reads
posted
6 / 15

She has to know that you are married.  Tell her your wife is starting to nose around and get suspicious and you need to scale back for awhile.

Charlie Tweeder 97 Reviews 470 reads
posted
7 / 15

I have had similar situations in the past, if you would like ot discuss, please feel free to PM me.

earthshined 538 reads
posted
8 / 15

Interaction of- sex with an escort  for money- with a relationship that they didnt even want anymore with their ex

WTF!

 
Posted By: TheDollarMenu
Like the civvie relationships, every relationship is different. Some are dependent on your income, some just want sex, and some just need that friend in their life. As with my previous civvie relationships, sometimes I want to end it for several reasons but I feel kinda guilty just ending it and I gradually just fall away into the shadows. For example, one civvie relationship, the sex was good, but as with most girls, they give up on their looks and how they behave and interact with others. First meet her, she was keeping up on appearances and I didn't mind being out in public with her. After a while, she got way too comfortable and think that I  or the public would care or view a type of individual as how they behave, dress, and interact with others. As with one of my friends, his wife for 16 years gave up on her looks and doesn't look attractive at all. Not only that, she acts kinda foolish, almost, kinda crazy. I told him, why the hell are you still with that women. Doesn't she hold you back or don't you see the kinds of reactions on how the public view her? He said, it really doesn't matter because he cares for her and she is dependent on me.  
   
 Okay, with this provider I've meet for a while now, she is no longer a provider. However, keep in mind I have an SO and I have my own obligations and responsibilities to her. Okay,with the former provider, it was her invitation to see me OTC with lunch and sex and "hanging out" and things that you do. Things just developed and I've meet her family and she's telling me all of these things about her life and things like that. She has a job, but not a high salary job, just enough to get by. I just come over sometimes, have sex, pay for lunch, and she opens her life to me. However, I have been paying a few of her bills, which is technically normal for this type of relationship. Again, sex is never free, you always gotta pay for it one way or the other.  
   
 Actually, the cost of seeing a civvie is much more expensive than seeing a provider. Medical bills, dental bill, rent, insurances, mortage, property tax, just to name a few. Okay, the former girl I see, I'm thinking about ending it for good, and I have tried several times but was unsuccessful. She calls and texts me when I don't talk to her and things like that. However, I do care about her well being, her safety, and her health. It's kinda tough because she does depend on me. Not just me "sometimes" giving her a few hundred a month to pay for her utility bills, but she is dependent on me for emotional support.  
   
 The reason why I want to end it is, well, just like the first example of my friend. She kinda gave up on her appearance and how the public views her. Yes, if you act, dress, and behave a certain way, the public will view you in a certain way. I'm actually kind of ashamed to be around her in public these days because she doesn't want to dress up, fix her hair, and put some makeup on. The sex is still good. But, I kinda want to move on because she is holding me back.  
   
 Ever been in this situation? What did you do? As for my previous civvie girls, we still maintain contact as good friends, but I don't get too involved with their lives no more. Just them telling me how they are, the family, and their situation.  
   
 Before you say, you shouldn't cross the lines. Well, she technically wasn't a provider and has sex with me for free and we basically hang out like friends all the time. Also, more than likely I will not have time to respond. If I do, it will be lather in the week.  
   
 Life sucks, but its what you do that make it sucks. I don't want to be responsible for anyone no more. I just wished people made more right and successful decisions and I wished the gap between rich and poor wasn't so big. That's why we have situations like this. Please share you input because I have no idea what I'm even talking about anymore. See you next time!

Rudy50 15 Reviews 504 reads
posted
9 / 15

"However, I have been paying a few of her bills, which is technically normal for this type of relationship. "

No. No, it isn't normal.  She has become your Not-So-Significant Other.  

Do her a favor.  Get out of her life.

escape_coauthor 496 reads
posted
10 / 15

My two cents -- whether it's lady in business, client or in your circumstance (someone that was) -- be honest about it. And if it's a circumstance where lines got blurred like yours, all the more reason to be sensitive about it. Otherwise, among other things, the good memories could get "washed out" by your exit strategy and everyone ends up worse off. And don't drag it out. If you are not sure you want to end it, then don't. If you are sure, then do. If you are confused about the staus if things, say so. But don't lie, including attributing reasons to others (eg SOY if they in fact are not true.

fetishlove 423 reads
posted
11 / 15

Dude, you are clueless. It's a biz about money. Feelings and honesty don't matter to us or the ladies. You nuts:), seem to be

4newbie2 100 Reviews 459 reads
posted
12 / 15

Helping her to the point she depends on you is a tough place to be in. There has been a few of us gents that have aided a lady or two that has decided to move on.  But I learned early on not to go beyond friends, you are really not helping her to move on.  She needs to find that guy (not with a SO) and share her "new direction" in life with.  Help her get a better job, going back to school,  showing her how to get college loans / grants, if she has a degree.  Help her with developing her resume and job hunting techniques.  Just last week I helped a lady friend with her resume, posting on the web, following up on jobs she applied for, things are looking better for her, she has two interviews next week (no sex and no $$ out of my pocket).  I suggest stop the sex and pull away from paying her bills, ie let the cable TV get turned off, downgrade from a smartphone to a basic phone.  Sometimes doing without motivates some to do what it takes to improve.  If you are a true friend, you will help her develop her "new" life without the sex and if all possible without $$$.    I hope this helps

escape_coauthor 423 reads
posted
13 / 15

One handed economists, as opposed to those that saw things on one hand then the other. Problem with lawyers too.  Moral relativism.   People are reluctant to be honest and call out those that are not for the "good of the order" sometimes, not always. More maybe later.

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