JEC

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

The bottom line here as others have said, is to have clear communication up front about what is/is not expected.
As a client, I would expect to pay for all meals, snacks, coffee, drinks, etc.  Maybe some cash so they have some mad money for the week (this should be agreed in advance).  I would also assume I would "splurge" for a few things, but those should be splurges and not expected.  It should be a nice surprise when you do pick up the bill, and the provider should be grateful.  
I could see some providers thinking they can go on a shopping spree, that's why it's important to establish boundaries up front so they know that's out of bounds.
It would also be important to discuss other things like:
- do he / you get downtime (apart) ?
- can you / he see other clients/providers or hookup while traveling together?
- is he open to hiring a 3rd if the opportunity presents?
- are substances permitted?  how about drunkenness?
- what are your expectations about sex - frequency?  limits?  on-demand?
- is PDA permitted/expected?
- what's your body clock schedule?  What time do you expect to start and end your day?  Being a morning person and being with someone who is a late sleeper (or vice versa) can be annoying
- What are your habits - gym? Naps? snacks? computer time?
- What's your activity level?  What kinds of activities or excursions will you do while traveling?  Do you have physical limits or limitations?
- what are your food likes and dislikes (or allergies), traveling with a vegan could be quite limiting
As the client, I think it's primarily your responsibility to communicate your needs/limits and where you are willing to be flexible.

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

This is me exactly.  And I named the new site!

This is me exactly.  And I named the new site!

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

The bottom line here as others have said, is to have clear communication up front about what is/is not expected.
As a client, I would expect to pay for all meals, snacks, coffee, drinks, etc.  Maybe some cash so they have some mad money for the week (this should be agreed in advance).  I would also assume I would "splurge" for a few things, but those should be splurges and not expected.  It should be a nice surprise when you do pick up the bill, and the provider should be grateful.  
I could see some providers thinking they can go on a shopping spree, that's why it's important to establish boundaries up front so they know that's out of bounds.
It would also be important to discuss other things like:
- do he / you get downtime (apart) ?
- can you / he see other clients/providers or hookup while traveling together?
- is he open to hiring a 3rd if the opportunity presents?
- are substances permitted?  how about drunkenness?
- what are your expectations about sex - frequency?  limits?  on-demand?
- is PDA permitted/expected?
- what's your body clock schedule?  What time do you expect to start and end your day?  Being a morning person and being with someone who is a late sleeper (or vice versa) can be annoying
- What are your habits - gym? Naps? snacks? computer time?
- What's your activity level?  What kinds of activities or excursions will you do while traveling?  Do you have physical limits or limitations?
- what are your food likes and dislikes (or allergies), traveling with a vegan could be quite limiting
As the client, I think it's primarily your responsibility to communicate your needs/limits and where you are willing to be flexible.

This is me exactly.  And I named the new site!

This is me exactly.  And I named the new site!

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

The bottom line here as others have said, is to have clear communication up front about what is/is not expected.
As a client, I would expect to pay for all meals, snacks, coffee, drinks, etc.  Maybe some cash so they have some mad money for the week (this should be agreed in advance).  I would also assume I would "splurge" for a few things, but those should be splurges and not expected.  It should be a nice surprise when you do pick up the bill, and the provider should be grateful.  
I could see some providers thinking they can go on a shopping spree, that's why it's important to establish boundaries up front so they know that's out of bounds.
It would also be important to discuss other things like:
- do he / you get downtime (apart) ?
- can you / he see other clients/providers or hookup while traveling together?
- is he open to hiring a 3rd if the opportunity presents?
- are substances permitted?  how about drunkenness?
- what are your expectations about sex - frequency?  limits?  on-demand?
- is PDA permitted/expected?
- what's your body clock schedule?  What time do you expect to start and end your day?  Being a morning person and being with someone who is a late sleeper (or vice versa) can be annoying
- What are your habits - gym? Naps? snacks? computer time?
- What's your activity level?  What kinds of activities or excursions will you do while traveling?  Do you have physical limits or limitations?
- what are your food likes and dislikes (or allergies), traveling with a vegan could be quite limiting
As the client, I think it's primarily your responsibility to communicate your needs/limits and where you are willing to be flexible.

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

The bottom line here as others have said, is to have clear communication up front about what is/is not expected.
As a client, I would expect to pay for all meals, snacks, coffee, drinks, etc.  Maybe some cash so they have some mad money for the week (this should be agreed in advance).  I would also assume I would "splurge" for a few things, but those should be splurges and not expected.  It should be a nice surprise when you do pick up the bill, and the provider should be grateful.  
I could see some providers thinking they can go on a shopping spree, that's why it's important to establish boundaries up front so they know that's out of bounds.
It would also be important to discuss other things like:
- do he / you get downtime (apart) ?
- can you / he see other clients/providers or hookup while traveling together?
- is he open to hiring a 3rd if the opportunity presents?
- are substances permitted?  how about drunkenness?
- what are your expectations about sex - frequency?  limits?  on-demand?
- is PDA permitted/expected?
- what's your body clock schedule?  What time do you expect to start and end your day?  Being a morning person and being with someone who is a late sleeper (or vice versa) can be annoying
- What are your habits - gym? Naps? snacks? computer time?
- What's your activity level?  What kinds of activities or excursions will you do while traveling?  Do you have physical limits or limitations?
- what are your food likes and dislikes (or allergies), traveling with a vegan could be quite limiting
As the client, I think it's primarily your responsibility to communicate your needs/limits and where you are willing to be flexible.

I've seen Mike a handful of times and he is just great.  Introverts get their energy from within, not from other people. They will respond to other ppls energy, however.  This strikes as true with Mike...he waits to see what energy you bring and then responds to it, this may come across as shy or even lack of interest at first.  It doesn't take long for him to warm up tho' 🔥

It's pillow talk time!   I'm getting all my time LOL

It's pillow talk time!   I'm getting all my time LOL

Are you a bottom? It seems that way from your content. 

Hooking up with the guy on Sniffies who was in the waiting room at my Dr Office.  We were chatting on Sniffies while waiting, then hooked up after the MD appointment.

The bottom line here as others have said, is to have clear communication up front about what is/is not expected.
As a client, I would expect to pay for all meals, snacks, coffee, drinks, etc.  Maybe some cash so they have some mad money for the week (this should be agreed in advance).  I would also assume I would "splurge" for a few things, but those should be splurges and not expected.  It should be a nice surprise when you do pick up the bill, and the provider should be grateful.  
I could see some providers thinking they can go on a shopping spree, that's why it's important to establish boundaries up front so they know that's out of bounds.
It would also be important to discuss other things like:
- do he / you get downtime (apart) ?
- can you / he see other clients/providers or hookup while traveling together?
- is he open to hiring a 3rd if the opportunity presents?
- are substances permitted?  how about drunkenness?
- what are your expectations about sex - frequency?  limits?  on-demand?
- is PDA permitted/expected?
- what's your body clock schedule?  What time do you expect to start and end your day?  Being a morning person and being with someone who is a late sleeper (or vice versa) can be annoying
- What are your habits - gym? Naps? snacks? computer time?
- What's your activity level?  What kinds of activities or excursions will you do while traveling?  Do you have physical limits or limitations?
- what are your food likes and dislikes (or allergies), traveling with a vegan could be quite limiting
As the client, I think it's primarily your responsibility to communicate your needs/limits and where you are willing to be flexible.

...or the "drippies"  💦

The bottom line here as others have said, is to have clear communication up front about what is/is not expected.
As a client, I would expect to pay for all meals, snacks, coffee, drinks, etc.  Maybe some cash so they have some mad money for the week (this should be agreed in advance).  I would also assume I would "splurge" for a few things, but those should be splurges and not expected.  It should be a nice surprise when you do pick up the bill, and the provider should be grateful.  
I could see some providers thinking they can go on a shopping spree, that's why it's important to establish boundaries up front so they know that's out of bounds.
It would also be important to discuss other things like:
- do he / you get downtime (apart) ?
- can you / he see other clients/providers or hookup while traveling together?
- is he open to hiring a 3rd if the opportunity presents?
- are substances permitted?  how about drunkenness?
- what are your expectations about sex - frequency?  limits?  on-demand?
- is PDA permitted/expected?
- what's your body clock schedule?  What time do you expect to start and end your day?  Being a morning person and being with someone who is a late sleeper (or vice versa) can be annoying
- What are your habits - gym? Naps? snacks? computer time?
- What's your activity level?  What kinds of activities or excursions will you do while traveling?  Do you have physical limits or limitations?
- what are your food likes and dislikes (or allergies), traveling with a vegan could be quite limiting
As the client, I think it's primarily your responsibility to communicate your needs/limits and where you are willing to be flexible.

The bottom line here as others have said, is to have clear communication up front about what is/is not expected.
As a client, I would expect to pay for all meals, snacks, coffee, drinks, etc.  Maybe some cash so they have some mad money for the week (this should be agreed in advance).  I would also assume I would "splurge" for a few things, but those should be splurges and not expected.  It should be a nice surprise when you do pick up the bill, and the provider should be grateful.  
I could see some providers thinking they can go on a shopping spree, that's why it's important to establish boundaries up front so they know that's out of bounds.
It would also be important to discuss other things like:
- do he / you get downtime (apart) ?
- can you / he see other clients/providers or hookup while traveling together?
- is he open to hiring a 3rd if the opportunity presents?
- are substances permitted?  how about drunkenness?
- what are your expectations about sex - frequency?  limits?  on-demand?
- is PDA permitted/expected?
- what's your body clock schedule?  What time do you expect to start and end your day?  Being a morning person and being with someone who is a late sleeper (or vice versa) can be annoying
- What are your habits - gym? Naps? snacks? computer time?
- What's your activity level?  What kinds of activities or excursions will you do while traveling?  Do you have physical limits or limitations?
- what are your food likes and dislikes (or allergies), traveling with a vegan could be quite limiting
As the client, I think it's primarily your responsibility to communicate your needs/limits and where you are willing to be flexible.

Hooking up with the guy on Sniffies who was in the waiting room at my Dr Office.  We were chatting on Sniffies while waiting, then hooked up after the MD appointment.