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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from uclablueyes in escorts with baffling names   
    In particular, I'll pass on anyone with a bizarre name such as "ItWillHurt" or "AssDestroyer" or "Bedroom Bully" or "Your King." I'm all for the right dominant, Alpha type, but please. 
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from MikeBiDude in escorts with baffling names   
    In particular, I'll pass on anyone with a bizarre name such as "ItWillHurt" or "AssDestroyer" or "Bedroom Bully" or "Your King." I'm all for the right dominant, Alpha type, but please. 
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from Marc in Calif in escorts with baffling names   
    In particular, I'll pass on anyone with a bizarre name such as "ItWillHurt" or "AssDestroyer" or "Bedroom Bully" or "Your King." I'm all for the right dominant, Alpha type, but please. 
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from Dolman in escorts with baffling names   
    In particular, I'll pass on anyone with a bizarre name such as "ItWillHurt" or "AssDestroyer" or "Bedroom Bully" or "Your King." I'm all for the right dominant, Alpha type, but please. 
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from + KensingtonHomo in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    LOL. I'd imagine that's a typical scenario for most of us in an all-text exchange with a first-time provider.

    I'd prefer a phone call the first time. But a lot of younger people especially don't like to talk on the phone in any circumstance. To me, it's a great way to settle most of the details. And then I'll always text the address and parking details. But if a provider doesn't want to ever speak, then I don't know how to avoid the scenario above. Everything in there is something you need to know before meeting.

    I don't understand how the folks who categorize that as "endless texting" ever manage to meet with anyone. 
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from + KensingtonHomo in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    On a first meeting with no phone call? Yes sir it takes some texts:

    1. Hello. Is this John Doe? I got your number off your online advertisement. [I do not launch into anything until I confirm I've got the right number and right person]

    reply / if he affirms I have the right number ...

    3. Oh good. Glad it's you. Hope you're doing well today. Great ad and pics. Can you share with me your in and out rates? 

    reply / if the rates are within my range ...

    5. Thank you. I can swing that rate of $ ______.  My schedule is free tonight after 7. Would you happen to be free? I know it's short notice, but just in case ...

    reply / he says he's not free tonight but is tomorrow night.

    7. Oh, that will work, too. I prefer to host but I can also travel. I see you're visiting. What general area are you located in? I'm downtown.

    reply / says where he's located and says he can travel.

    9. Oh good! You're staying just a couple of miles from me. I am located across the street from  _______ (well-known landmark) if you're familiar with that.

    reply / says he is

    11. Are you cool with receiving oral and topping? And a one-hour session? That's generally what I do first meeting. (I try to keep the sexual down to a bare minimum but I at least want to establish this much if we're not going to talk on the phone. Ads don't always reflect accurate expectations.)

    reply / Says yes, loves both. One hour good.

    13. Great. Here's my exact address. ______________. I'll need to come down to let you into the building. 

    reply / He asks about parking

    15 and 16. I reply with parking details, which are complicated where I live, so two texts on that. If I expect a bad parking situation, I may generally propose Uber and offer to pay for it.

    reply / confirming he's got parking details and how to get to door of apartment building.

    18.  "Wonderful. I'll see you at 7 tomorrow night at ___________. I'll check in tomorrow afternoon to reconfirm appt."

    reply / thanks me.


    NEXT DAY SIX HOURS AHEAD OF APPT.

    20. Hey. It's _______ from yesterday. Just wanted you to know I'm still on for meeting at 7 tonight at __________ (my address). I have condoms and lube but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. Are you OK with poppers being here?

    reply / He's still on too and OK with poppers.

    22. Please let me know when you're on your way and then just before you arrive so I can go down to let you in.

    reply / OK


    20 MINUTES BEFORE APPOINTMENT

    23. "Hey. OTW." 

    24. Great. When you're close, let me know again. I'll be standing in front of the door in a blue T-shirt, gray shorts and I have short gray hair.

    25. Got it.

    30 MINUTES LATER, BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE ALMOST ALWAYS LATE OR GET LOST.

    26. Five minutes out.

    27. Great. I'll be down to meet you.

    ON SIDEWALK

    28. Hey ... I see you.

    And then I see guy approaching me half a block away.

    29. That's me. 

    And I walk up to greet him. And thus ends the texting.

    That took almost 30 texts between us and that was each exchange moving the conversation forward with no hiccups. I see nothing unreasonable about this at all. A lot of that could be bypassed in a phone call. But if someone wants to meet me for the first time at my inner city apartment building, this is almost the MINIMUM number of texts it takes to establish that I:

    A) Have right number and person
    B) Learn the rates and can pay them
    C) Establish time to meet
    D) Establish where to meet
    E) Get/give details on how to get there or him coming here
    F) A very brief exchange on what to expect (ads don't always cover it all)
    G) Supplies and poppers situation
    H) Confirmations

    Every single one of those items are important to a successful meet up. And you must first establish some points before getting to others. I'm not giving out my address and parking intel before I confirm rates, time and place. 

    Now after the first meeting, you can eliminate at least half of those. If someone finds all that too much, that someone can pick up the phone and talk or find a less reliable, less detailed client. Skipping any information above for the sake of text brevity is what leads to all the posts on here about complaining about people being lost, being really late, sending bad directions, misunderstandings about payments, misunderstandings about offerings and expectations.

    I'd rather err on the side of over communicating than under communicating. If a first-time provider doesn't want to establish some of these things on a phone call (which I vastly prefer as it takes so much less time and establishes chemistry) and finds that many texts too tedious, then we wouldn't have been a good match.

    Tell me, how would you connect for the first time on text with a new provider who won't take phone calls and condense that necessary information down to fewer texts? Which points of information would you leave out?





     
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from + KensingtonHomo in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    Don't want 20 or 25 texts for a first-time connection? Let's talk on the phone for five minutes. That will speed things along -- and help establish chemistry. I'm not sure what constitutes "endless texting," but I can't get that all that wrapped up in a few back and forths. A lot of younger providers in particular undercommunicate. If someone is going beyond 20 to 25 texts, yeah -- increasingly that's a sign they are stringing you along.

    Personally, I hate texting beyond a few back and forths. But so many providers are INSISTENT on only texting. If a provider insists on texting, and it's our first time, get ready for more than a few texts or get ready to lose a new client. Even a well-written ad can't cover all the things that need to be nailed down: Time to meet, where to meet, potential parking instructions, who has the lube/condoms (or not), what I look like, confirmation I'm keeping appointment, confirmation I'm on the way, etc. And yes, a little bit about expectations on what we both enjoy. A list on RM doesn't always cover it all in one fell swoop. Rimming. What does that mean? Give or get or both? See what I mean?
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from Luv2play in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    LOL. I'd imagine that's a typical scenario for most of us in an all-text exchange with a first-time provider.

    I'd prefer a phone call the first time. But a lot of younger people especially don't like to talk on the phone in any circumstance. To me, it's a great way to settle most of the details. And then I'll always text the address and parking details. But if a provider doesn't want to ever speak, then I don't know how to avoid the scenario above. Everything in there is something you need to know before meeting.

    I don't understand how the folks who categorize that as "endless texting" ever manage to meet with anyone. 
  9. Agree
    Decatur Guy got a reaction from Luv2play in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    On a first meeting with no phone call? Yes sir it takes some texts:

    1. Hello. Is this John Doe? I got your number off your online advertisement. [I do not launch into anything until I confirm I've got the right number and right person]

    reply / if he affirms I have the right number ...

    3. Oh good. Glad it's you. Hope you're doing well today. Great ad and pics. Can you share with me your in and out rates? 

    reply / if the rates are within my range ...

    5. Thank you. I can swing that rate of $ ______.  My schedule is free tonight after 7. Would you happen to be free? I know it's short notice, but just in case ...

    reply / he says he's not free tonight but is tomorrow night.

    7. Oh, that will work, too. I prefer to host but I can also travel. I see you're visiting. What general area are you located in? I'm downtown.

    reply / says where he's located and says he can travel.

    9. Oh good! You're staying just a couple of miles from me. I am located across the street from  _______ (well-known landmark) if you're familiar with that.

    reply / says he is

    11. Are you cool with receiving oral and topping? And a one-hour session? That's generally what I do first meeting. (I try to keep the sexual down to a bare minimum but I at least want to establish this much if we're not going to talk on the phone. Ads don't always reflect accurate expectations.)

    reply / Says yes, loves both. One hour good.

    13. Great. Here's my exact address. ______________. I'll need to come down to let you into the building. 

    reply / He asks about parking

    15 and 16. I reply with parking details, which are complicated where I live, so two texts on that. If I expect a bad parking situation, I may generally propose Uber and offer to pay for it.

    reply / confirming he's got parking details and how to get to door of apartment building.

    18.  "Wonderful. I'll see you at 7 tomorrow night at ___________. I'll check in tomorrow afternoon to reconfirm appt."

    reply / thanks me.


    NEXT DAY SIX HOURS AHEAD OF APPT.

    20. Hey. It's _______ from yesterday. Just wanted you to know I'm still on for meeting at 7 tonight at __________ (my address). I have condoms and lube but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. Are you OK with poppers being here?

    reply / He's still on too and OK with poppers.

    22. Please let me know when you're on your way and then just before you arrive so I can go down to let you in.

    reply / OK


    20 MINUTES BEFORE APPOINTMENT

    23. "Hey. OTW." 

    24. Great. When you're close, let me know again. I'll be standing in front of the door in a blue T-shirt, gray shorts and I have short gray hair.

    25. Got it.

    30 MINUTES LATER, BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE ALMOST ALWAYS LATE OR GET LOST.

    26. Five minutes out.

    27. Great. I'll be down to meet you.

    ON SIDEWALK

    28. Hey ... I see you.

    And then I see guy approaching me half a block away.

    29. That's me. 

    And I walk up to greet him. And thus ends the texting.

    That took almost 30 texts between us and that was each exchange moving the conversation forward with no hiccups. I see nothing unreasonable about this at all. A lot of that could be bypassed in a phone call. But if someone wants to meet me for the first time at my inner city apartment building, this is almost the MINIMUM number of texts it takes to establish that I:

    A) Have right number and person
    B) Learn the rates and can pay them
    C) Establish time to meet
    D) Establish where to meet
    E) Get/give details on how to get there or him coming here
    F) A very brief exchange on what to expect (ads don't always cover it all)
    G) Supplies and poppers situation
    H) Confirmations

    Every single one of those items are important to a successful meet up. And you must first establish some points before getting to others. I'm not giving out my address and parking intel before I confirm rates, time and place. 

    Now after the first meeting, you can eliminate at least half of those. If someone finds all that too much, that someone can pick up the phone and talk or find a less reliable, less detailed client. Skipping any information above for the sake of text brevity is what leads to all the posts on here about complaining about people being lost, being really late, sending bad directions, misunderstandings about payments, misunderstandings about offerings and expectations.

    I'd rather err on the side of over communicating than under communicating. If a first-time provider doesn't want to establish some of these things on a phone call (which I vastly prefer as it takes so much less time and establishes chemistry) and finds that many texts too tedious, then we wouldn't have been a good match.

    Tell me, how would you connect for the first time on text with a new provider who won't take phone calls and condense that necessary information down to fewer texts? Which points of information would you leave out?





     
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    Decatur Guy reacted to + nycman in The Role of "Sub"   
    There’s a big straight muscle sub who loves coming over and getting pounded out by me on a pretty regular basis. It took me a while to feel comfortable dominating him, because he could honestly break me in half. Anyways it’s been super fun for both of us. The other day while we were rolling around in bed, he ended up on top of me with me in a very sub position. Now, I normally have a very hard time assuming a sub role. It’s just not me, and I have a tremendous respect for men who can. But in that moment, it felt natural and organic. I felt myself freeze up for less than a second, then relax into him. It was a very powerful and emotional moment and he handled it beautifully and respectfully. 
    What I’m trying to say is….sometimes, with the right person, it’s fun to explore outside your comfort zone!
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    Decatur Guy reacted to ICTJOCK in The Role of "Sub"   
    So I have a client that had encouraged me to play the role of a sub during my bookings with him.    He isn't a new client and I knew he had previous relationships that could best be described as  Dom/ Sub.
    He wanted to know if I would be comfortable with the role of "sub"  for our encounters.   I am vers in many ways,  but I  wasn't sure if I could pull it off.    I'm a Type A personality,  dynamic and am used to taking the initiative in most situations.    No,  not much like a sub.      But part of being a good escort is the ability to change up and explore new avenues so I said I'd do it.
    Perhaps a bit awkward the first outing,  but I have found I actually enjoy some of what he does and encourages me to do to make him happy.    One key point is,  I have broadened my horizon and experience by participating and for that I'm pleased.   The client appears to be happy as well.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from Simon Suraci in Private providers   
    I've actually hired a few times without ever seeing a face. It's never gone badly. I've even wore a blindfold (my idea) a couple of times. Once, that didn't turn out to be a good idea. The other time, it was hot.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from marylander1940 in Private providers   
    I've actually hired a few times without ever seeing a face. It's never gone badly. I've even wore a blindfold (my idea) a couple of times. Once, that didn't turn out to be a good idea. The other time, it was hot.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from marylander1940 in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    On a first meeting with no phone call? Yes sir it takes some texts:

    1. Hello. Is this John Doe? I got your number off your online advertisement. [I do not launch into anything until I confirm I've got the right number and right person]

    reply / if he affirms I have the right number ...

    3. Oh good. Glad it's you. Hope you're doing well today. Great ad and pics. Can you share with me your in and out rates? 

    reply / if the rates are within my range ...

    5. Thank you. I can swing that rate of $ ______.  My schedule is free tonight after 7. Would you happen to be free? I know it's short notice, but just in case ...

    reply / he says he's not free tonight but is tomorrow night.

    7. Oh, that will work, too. I prefer to host but I can also travel. I see you're visiting. What general area are you located in? I'm downtown.

    reply / says where he's located and says he can travel.

    9. Oh good! You're staying just a couple of miles from me. I am located across the street from  _______ (well-known landmark) if you're familiar with that.

    reply / says he is

    11. Are you cool with receiving oral and topping? And a one-hour session? That's generally what I do first meeting. (I try to keep the sexual down to a bare minimum but I at least want to establish this much if we're not going to talk on the phone. Ads don't always reflect accurate expectations.)

    reply / Says yes, loves both. One hour good.

    13. Great. Here's my exact address. ______________. I'll need to come down to let you into the building. 

    reply / He asks about parking

    15 and 16. I reply with parking details, which are complicated where I live, so two texts on that. If I expect a bad parking situation, I may generally propose Uber and offer to pay for it.

    reply / confirming he's got parking details and how to get to door of apartment building.

    18.  "Wonderful. I'll see you at 7 tomorrow night at ___________. I'll check in tomorrow afternoon to reconfirm appt."

    reply / thanks me.


    NEXT DAY SIX HOURS AHEAD OF APPT.

    20. Hey. It's _______ from yesterday. Just wanted you to know I'm still on for meeting at 7 tonight at __________ (my address). I have condoms and lube but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. Are you OK with poppers being here?

    reply / He's still on too and OK with poppers.

    22. Please let me know when you're on your way and then just before you arrive so I can go down to let you in.

    reply / OK


    20 MINUTES BEFORE APPOINTMENT

    23. "Hey. OTW." 

    24. Great. When you're close, let me know again. I'll be standing in front of the door in a blue T-shirt, gray shorts and I have short gray hair.

    25. Got it.

    30 MINUTES LATER, BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE ALMOST ALWAYS LATE OR GET LOST.

    26. Five minutes out.

    27. Great. I'll be down to meet you.

    ON SIDEWALK

    28. Hey ... I see you.

    And then I see guy approaching me half a block away.

    29. That's me. 

    And I walk up to greet him. And thus ends the texting.

    That took almost 30 texts between us and that was each exchange moving the conversation forward with no hiccups. I see nothing unreasonable about this at all. A lot of that could be bypassed in a phone call. But if someone wants to meet me for the first time at my inner city apartment building, this is almost the MINIMUM number of texts it takes to establish that I:

    A) Have right number and person
    B) Learn the rates and can pay them
    C) Establish time to meet
    D) Establish where to meet
    E) Get/give details on how to get there or him coming here
    F) A very brief exchange on what to expect (ads don't always cover it all)
    G) Supplies and poppers situation
    H) Confirmations

    Every single one of those items are important to a successful meet up. And you must first establish some points before getting to others. I'm not giving out my address and parking intel before I confirm rates, time and place. 

    Now after the first meeting, you can eliminate at least half of those. If someone finds all that too much, that someone can pick up the phone and talk or find a less reliable, less detailed client. Skipping any information above for the sake of text brevity is what leads to all the posts on here about complaining about people being lost, being really late, sending bad directions, misunderstandings about payments, misunderstandings about offerings and expectations.

    I'd rather err on the side of over communicating than under communicating. If a first-time provider doesn't want to establish some of these things on a phone call (which I vastly prefer as it takes so much less time and establishes chemistry) and finds that many texts too tedious, then we wouldn't have been a good match.

    Tell me, how would you connect for the first time on text with a new provider who won't take phone calls and condense that necessary information down to fewer texts? Which points of information would you leave out?





     
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from big-n-tall in Private providers   
    I've actually hired a few times without ever seeing a face. It's never gone badly. I've even wore a blindfold (my idea) a couple of times. Once, that didn't turn out to be a good idea. The other time, it was hot.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from SouthOfTheBorder in Should gay porno embrace body positivity?   
    While physical appearance matters to me, it's not the most important thing. I care more about the vibe, the scenario and what they're doing. Plus, I find a pretty wide variety of types attractive. I'm not hooked on a particular body shape or younger/older or one particular ethnicity, etc. So I'm all for porn casting a wider net. 

    My ideal porno scene: Two masculine, verbal tops talking a shy, reluctant bottom into having sex and then pushing his limits. And if they happen to be "average Joes" vs. model looks, that's fine.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from Boaxxx in Should gay porno embrace body positivity?   
    While physical appearance matters to me, it's not the most important thing. I care more about the vibe, the scenario and what they're doing. Plus, I find a pretty wide variety of types attractive. I'm not hooked on a particular body shape or younger/older or one particular ethnicity, etc. So I'm all for porn casting a wider net. 

    My ideal porno scene: Two masculine, verbal tops talking a shy, reluctant bottom into having sex and then pushing his limits. And if they happen to be "average Joes" vs. model looks, that's fine.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from thomas in Should gay porno embrace body positivity?   
    While physical appearance matters to me, it's not the most important thing. I care more about the vibe, the scenario and what they're doing. Plus, I find a pretty wide variety of types attractive. I'm not hooked on a particular body shape or younger/older or one particular ethnicity, etc. So I'm all for porn casting a wider net. 

    My ideal porno scene: Two masculine, verbal tops talking a shy, reluctant bottom into having sex and then pushing his limits. And if they happen to be "average Joes" vs. model looks, that's fine.
  19. Like
    Decatur Guy got a reaction from thomas in I wonder why more good-looking guys don't get into the business   
    Part of my inner motive in bringing this up is I'm not a good looking guy but I am very sexual. I've often wondered if I would have done that kind of work if I had the looks. Let's face it -- you can have all the other needed attributes, but if you don't have the right looks, the rest doesn't matter. It has to be the whole package.

    I'm wondering what my "standards" would be if I been better looking. I think I still could crossed that hurdle. Because I do indeed see the attractiveness in a wide variety of people. I'm not sure I could have overcome the fear of arrest, etc. And then my prime time for this would have been the 1980s, and there were a host of problems that decade.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from TennisPro35 in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    On a first meeting with no phone call? Yes sir it takes some texts:

    1. Hello. Is this John Doe? I got your number off your online advertisement. [I do not launch into anything until I confirm I've got the right number and right person]

    reply / if he affirms I have the right number ...

    3. Oh good. Glad it's you. Hope you're doing well today. Great ad and pics. Can you share with me your in and out rates? 

    reply / if the rates are within my range ...

    5. Thank you. I can swing that rate of $ ______.  My schedule is free tonight after 7. Would you happen to be free? I know it's short notice, but just in case ...

    reply / he says he's not free tonight but is tomorrow night.

    7. Oh, that will work, too. I prefer to host but I can also travel. I see you're visiting. What general area are you located in? I'm downtown.

    reply / says where he's located and says he can travel.

    9. Oh good! You're staying just a couple of miles from me. I am located across the street from  _______ (well-known landmark) if you're familiar with that.

    reply / says he is

    11. Are you cool with receiving oral and topping? And a one-hour session? That's generally what I do first meeting. (I try to keep the sexual down to a bare minimum but I at least want to establish this much if we're not going to talk on the phone. Ads don't always reflect accurate expectations.)

    reply / Says yes, loves both. One hour good.

    13. Great. Here's my exact address. ______________. I'll need to come down to let you into the building. 

    reply / He asks about parking

    15 and 16. I reply with parking details, which are complicated where I live, so two texts on that. If I expect a bad parking situation, I may generally propose Uber and offer to pay for it.

    reply / confirming he's got parking details and how to get to door of apartment building.

    18.  "Wonderful. I'll see you at 7 tomorrow night at ___________. I'll check in tomorrow afternoon to reconfirm appt."

    reply / thanks me.


    NEXT DAY SIX HOURS AHEAD OF APPT.

    20. Hey. It's _______ from yesterday. Just wanted you to know I'm still on for meeting at 7 tonight at __________ (my address). I have condoms and lube but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. Are you OK with poppers being here?

    reply / He's still on too and OK with poppers.

    22. Please let me know when you're on your way and then just before you arrive so I can go down to let you in.

    reply / OK


    20 MINUTES BEFORE APPOINTMENT

    23. "Hey. OTW." 

    24. Great. When you're close, let me know again. I'll be standing in front of the door in a blue T-shirt, gray shorts and I have short gray hair.

    25. Got it.

    30 MINUTES LATER, BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE ALMOST ALWAYS LATE OR GET LOST.

    26. Five minutes out.

    27. Great. I'll be down to meet you.

    ON SIDEWALK

    28. Hey ... I see you.

    And then I see guy approaching me half a block away.

    29. That's me. 

    And I walk up to greet him. And thus ends the texting.

    That took almost 30 texts between us and that was each exchange moving the conversation forward with no hiccups. I see nothing unreasonable about this at all. A lot of that could be bypassed in a phone call. But if someone wants to meet me for the first time at my inner city apartment building, this is almost the MINIMUM number of texts it takes to establish that I:

    A) Have right number and person
    B) Learn the rates and can pay them
    C) Establish time to meet
    D) Establish where to meet
    E) Get/give details on how to get there or him coming here
    F) A very brief exchange on what to expect (ads don't always cover it all)
    G) Supplies and poppers situation
    H) Confirmations

    Every single one of those items are important to a successful meet up. And you must first establish some points before getting to others. I'm not giving out my address and parking intel before I confirm rates, time and place. 

    Now after the first meeting, you can eliminate at least half of those. If someone finds all that too much, that someone can pick up the phone and talk or find a less reliable, less detailed client. Skipping any information above for the sake of text brevity is what leads to all the posts on here about complaining about people being lost, being really late, sending bad directions, misunderstandings about payments, misunderstandings about offerings and expectations.

    I'd rather err on the side of over communicating than under communicating. If a first-time provider doesn't want to establish some of these things on a phone call (which I vastly prefer as it takes so much less time and establishes chemistry) and finds that many texts too tedious, then we wouldn't have been a good match.

    Tell me, how would you connect for the first time on text with a new provider who won't take phone calls and condense that necessary information down to fewer texts? Which points of information would you leave out?





     
  21. Like
    Decatur Guy got a reaction from Dolman in How do you handle potential clients who engage in endless texting?   
    I prefer regulars as well. Not only for ease of communication but also for enhanced experience. However there's a certain amount of texting that even regulars have to do: establishment of time. And I find even my regulars need address reminders in a large city.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from BonVivant in I wonder why more good-looking guys don't get into the business   
    I commute through a college campus to work and I generally see no fewer than a dozen each day who would make a killing as providers. It makes me wonder why there aren't actually more guys doing this line of work. I realize that the vast majority of guys are straight and probably just couldn't go our way. Then there are the few straight guys, bi guys and gay guys who can, but just don't want to for various reasons: Their personal morality code, fear of the law or of diseases or both -- and most likely of all, they just can't get into the client base (generally older and not as good looking) enough to get aroused and give it a go. Straight or gay or in between, really good looking people tend to go for each other. 

    But even accounting for all those hurdles, you'd think more of these guys would want to give it whirl, at least in the "you-can-service-me" sector. For every hot guy who would even try it, I bet there are 999 who wouldn't. I guess it really takes a  special person to be a successful, long-term provider. No wonder they command premium money when you think about it. They do something few people can do or are willing to do.

    But based on just physical attributes, there are a ton of hot guys who could fill the bill if they wanted to.
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    Decatur Guy got a reaction from raife in I wonder why more good-looking guys don't get into the business   
    Part of my inner motive in bringing this up is I'm not a good looking guy but I am very sexual. I've often wondered if I would have done that kind of work if I had the looks. Let's face it -- you can have all the other needed attributes, but if you don't have the right looks, the rest doesn't matter. It has to be the whole package.

    I'm wondering what my "standards" would be if I been better looking. I think I still could crossed that hurdle. Because I do indeed see the attractiveness in a wide variety of people. I'm not sure I could have overcome the fear of arrest, etc. And then my prime time for this would have been the 1980s, and there were a host of problems that decade.
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    Decatur Guy reacted to + BenjaminNicholas in I wonder why more good-looking guys don't get into the business   
    Aaron Lawrence's book is still the closest thing to a how-to manual.
    https://www.amazon.com/Male-Escorts-Handbook-Guide-Getting/dp/0966769112
    The book has aged due to the progression of tech, but a lot of it still makes perfect sense.  
    It's a must-read for any would be working guy.
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