John

But remember, I am the old crank who wants to stay in RM messenger until the date is set. So I am with you on this even if I have a different solution.

But remember, I am the old crank who wants to stay in RM messenger until the date is set. So I am with you on this even if I have a different solution.

So, here's my tire-kicking:
-- are you interested in meeting me? Not every provider is. I'm 70.
-- kissing?  It's important so I ask even if it is mentioned in the ad.
-- safe or bare? Not often specified in an ad.
-- compensation? I have my limits too.
Only the last one gets answered in every case. I prefer to get past these before going to a telephone number.  If some of you guys don't like that, there are others in the business. I find providers to have fun with, and if I don't, well, I get to keep the money.  Wheeeeeeee!

Simple.  Some of us contact multiple providers before making a decision: to make sure they are interested, to check a few requirements, to see how they respond.  Doing it by text puts a lot of strange numbers in my phone and increases the risk of an inappropriate message ("hey stud, wanna....") popping up at an inappropriate time (it happens).  Of course, once the date is firm I have no problem switching to text.

So, here's my tire-kicking:
-- are you interested in meeting me? Not every provider is. I'm 70.
-- kissing?  It's important so I ask even if it is mentioned in the ad.
-- safe or bare? Not often specified in an ad.
-- compensation? I have my limits too.
Only the last one gets answered in every case. I prefer to get past these before going to a telephone number.  If some of you guys don't like that, there are others in the business. I find providers to have fun with, and if I don't, well, I get to keep the money.  Wheeeeeeee!

"Those were the days my friend
We thought they'd never end
We'd sing and dance forever and a day
We'd live the life we choose
We'd fight and never lose
For we were young and sure to have our way."
-- Mary Hopkin

Simple.  Some of us contact multiple providers before making a decision: to make sure they are interested, to check a few requirements, to see how they respond.  Doing it by text puts a lot of strange numbers in my phone and increases the risk of an inappropriate message ("hey stud, wanna....") popping up at an inappropriate time (it happens).  Of course, once the date is firm I have no problem switching to text.

Curiously, I find that in Hunqz/romeo fewer and fewer guys want to switch to WhatsApp.

"Those were the days my friend
We thought they'd never end
We'd sing and dance forever and a day
We'd live the life we choose
We'd fight and never lose
For we were young and sure to have our way."
-- Mary Hopkin

"Those were the days my friend
We thought they'd never end
We'd sing and dance forever and a day
We'd live the life we choose
We'd fight and never lose
For we were young and sure to have our way."
-- Mary Hopkin

Clearly none of you are familiar with the infamous U8 in Berlin.

Imagine if someone suggested that providers  charge extra for ugly clients.... The whinging would go on for pages and pages.
 

Polish, per se, would not be a problem for me (I am not marrying him), but I expect it to be neat, well-applied, and not chipped in any way.

Polish, per se, would not be a problem for me (I am not marrying him), but I expect it to be neat, well-applied, and not chipped in any way.

I have met Dennis.  I think he is a decent human being. I also know one of his best friends, who is also direct and trustworthy.  I would take what Dennis says at face value and move on.  There are other fish in the pond.

Well, it's business.  Tell them what you want and see.  Maybe?
The other way to look at it, which is what the other responders are suggesting, is if you want a haircut, don't ask a dentist.

Well, it's business.  Tell them what you want and see.  Maybe?
The other way to look at it, which is what the other responders are suggesting, is if you want a haircut, don't ask a dentist.

Well, it's business.  Tell them what you want and see.  Maybe?
The other way to look at it, which is what the other responders are suggesting, is if you want a haircut, don't ask a dentist.

Well, it's business.  Tell them what you want and see.  Maybe?
The other way to look at it, which is what the other responders are suggesting, is if you want a haircut, don't ask a dentist.

Of all the bad things that can happen with a new provider in a new place, I think being video-taped by a third party is one of the least likely.

Of all the bad things that can happen with a new provider in a new place, I think being video-taped by a third party is one of the least likely.

Of all the bad things that can happen with a new provider in a new place, I think being video-taped by a third party is one of the least likely.

Of all the bad things that can happen with a new provider in a new place, I think being video-taped by a third party is one of the least likely.

Of all the bad things that can happen with a new provider in a new place, I think being video-taped by a third party is one of the least likely.

Of all the bad things that can happen with a new provider in a new place, I think being video-taped by a third party is one of the least likely.