Do you have any regular clients you don't like as people?

[Smurof]

Or do you make a polite decline for future bookings if they socially rub you the wrong way? As a client, it works both ways. I've been barred for being too politically vocal from a private business owner, although not an escort. Also, I continue to occasionally see a sensual masseur who I can't stand hearing their hateful B.S., but like their massage work on me, so I don't know what to make of myself every time I leave.  

Thinking further, I've seen guys mention they've had no trouble reaching so-and-so on here, while I can't ever get through for another visit with some of those same people. I don't remember his forum handle, but there's a cocky guy who brags about being able to see Zeb Atlas whenever he wants, even though Zeb hasn't advertised in many years. 

 

[Guest]

This is a funny question. I like it. I'll respond the way I respond to many questions about our industry: what's the first rule of fight club??

[Storm4U]

I’ll never tell 😉

Edited August 9, 2021 by Storm4U

[maninsoma]

Why would any escort divulge here that he doesn't like some of his clients, leaving the forum members who are that escort's clients to wonder if they are among the disliked? 

[blackriver]

There might be some providers that do not like me much as a client given by our personal interactions and difficulty in scheduling sessions.

[+ Charlie]

Steven Kessler has posted often here about his dislike for some of his longtime regular clients. (BTW, where is he these days?)

[mike carey]

38 minutes ago, Charlie said:

Steven Kessler has posted often here about his dislike for some of his longtime regular clients. (BTW, where is he these days?)

I may have misread his comments on the issue, but my impression is not that he disliked them but rather that he came to dislike some of their beliefs or opinions.

[+ Charlie]

16 minutes ago, mike carey said:

I may have misread his comments on the issue, but my impression is not that he disliked them but rather that he came to dislike some of their beliefs or opinions.

Given the importance of beliefs and opinions to Steven, it's hard to separate his feelings about the clients' beliefs and opinions from his feelings about the clients themselves.