Being in that they think it’s fun, not work, they still think you’ll get something out of it if you hand over a freebie. Thus, by calling you up and asking for a freebie, they think they’re doing you a favour, even if it’s significantly reduced from the favour they think they should be doing you.
Possibly a good tack is “I’m here to do you a favour, but only for cash. You’re doing me no favours barring paying me for the favours I give you.” At least with new clients. Or maybe it’s not such a good idea. I’ve never been too good with people. :P
]]>I have always refused to have “personal slaves” (which is like doing freebees withing BDSM).
Now I am setting up my Sinistrycastle (sinsitrycastle.wordpress.com) and I will be needing some extra hands.
So this guy, a freelance chef-cook asks for a session and implies he wants a longer relationship serving me.
Enthousiasticly I comment him (via email, in which he proudly adds his professional-cook-website) that later on I might need his services and do “personal swaps”….
WRONG IDEA!!!
He started to anulate dates (with stupid excuses), but comming back into contact again after that, asking for other dates to do the first session…
Just to de-confirm them later!!!
So, darling: NO FREEBEES WHATSOEVER!
(they will just run away once they have a responsability towards you!)
Alexia-I’ve come across that too in the bdsm community. Some people have a hard time accepting the fact that I’m kinky in my personal life but am also a pro-dom.
Padlocksj-Online reviews would be the only way to do it since guys usually don’t talk about their sex worker interactions.
MN-Agreed! Reality and Erectionland don’t mix well.
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