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It's almost as bad as walking past an Abercrombie and Fitch...

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Ah! A different question altogether!
 
It's unusual, but not unique....or at least it was when I was escorting back in the day. I always appreciated a "heads up" (no pun intended) if there were any physical issues I needed to take into account. That way I wouldn't spend 45 minutes of the hour trying to get the client hard if it were not possible.
 
Or sometimes the client wanted to do nothing but blow me or ride my dick and not have me touch them at all....in all earnestness, it's all up to what you want to do and what you and the escort agree on. It doesn't have to be all about your dick if you would rather focus on other avenues.

Well, then what would you like to do with the escort? Escorting doesn't have to be all about sex.
 
Communication is the important thing. Tell any potential hires what you want and what you are incapable of. So long as everyone is on the same page, there is no reason why two consenting adults can't have a good time in a variety of different ways.

Escorting doesn't HAVE to be all about getting the client to ejaculate, and there's all sorts of reasons where a client might be having ... problems ... getting or maintaining an erection.
 
Several medical conditions (often involving poor circulation in the extremities) can cause issues like that. So can uncontrolled blood pressure.
 
On the other hand, the might be so drunk/high/tweeking that it's just not possible.
 
Just be sensitive, as this is often a cause of embarrassment for men. "How can I help?" "Is there something else you'd like to do?"
 
In the end, though, you might be sucking on or rubbing against a limp noodle for an hour. Take your fee and don't be unkind.

In the cases of dogs that have been trained to recognize early symptoms of panic attacks, etc., due to PTSD....those are not "emotional assistance animals." That's a "service animal" -- covered by the ADA -- that's doing a job, just like a seeing eye dog is a service animal.
 
https://www.ada.gov/servicemembers_adainfo.html
 
(See the first point under "Customer Access," for example.)

The original was funny (in a dated kind of way...so many things were "of the moment"), but I have a hard time getting behind all the remakes/reboots. I'm waiting/dreading a remake of Three's company and The Ropers at this point.

Ah! A different question altogether!
 
It's unusual, but not unique....or at least it was when I was escorting back in the day. I always appreciated a "heads up" (no pun intended) if there were any physical issues I needed to take into account. That way I wouldn't spend 45 minutes of the hour trying to get the client hard if it were not possible.
 
Or sometimes the client wanted to do nothing but blow me or ride my dick and not have me touch them at all....in all earnestness, it's all up to what you want to do and what you and the escort agree on. It doesn't have to be all about your dick if you would rather focus on other avenues.

Or maybe you've just been meeting lousy escorts.
 
Good escorts know that they are in a service industry. They provide a service for which they receive payment.
 
Bad escorts consider it nothing more than "getting paid for getting laid." It's all about THEM instead of the client.
 
There's a BIG difference.

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Are you using a dentist analogy because you expect to be drilled by both?

Well, you've reported the fraud to RM. If they're not interested in truth or accuracy, you can always consider not buying adspace there. I don't know how you can force them to take down or flag fraudulent reviews. They don't have anything in their ToS (that I'm aware of) requiring reviews to be accurate or even based on 1st hand contact...and they don't appear to have an appeals process.
 
You can consider using legalese in your contact with them (words like "truth in advertising,"defamation," etc.), but I doubt that would work. They just don't care. Since RB got seized by the feds, they lost their biggest competitor and don't have to care about customer service as much -- as you are unfortunately learning.