Since you wanted opinions.
[QUOTE=SP508;3731276]Hey it's fine that you didn't like my post but it was neither s fantasy rape nor a violent sexual assault so how about you take down that description so that people who haven't read the post to form there own opinion don't assume I'm some kind of rapist.
[/QUOTE]It sure as hell sounded like rape to me. Just because they accept money in exchange for sex, doesn't mean you should treat them like shit.
This discussion should be over.
You as an admin don't need to explain yourself. I was shocked that the post lasted as long as it did. (I wasn't touching this with a 10 ft pole.) I read the op and it's clear as day. Women are not meat. If they rip you off, take the hit. They need the money way more than we do. If a woman says no, it's over. Take the loss and find another one that suits you. We pay women for their time. They are not obligated to do anything with us, and can end the meeting at their discretion. This is all basic stuff. Maybe a reminder is needed. That guy went on and on, trying to justify what was clearly a rape. I honestly read that post thinking it'll be taken down in seconds and that's be the end of it.
[blue]Two things,
1. I pay women for sex, good sex, I'm 100% clear about that up front (given I don't fuck around in barbaric countries like the USA where it's illegal) I do not pay them for their time. They can end the session anytime they want but they won't get paid if they end it before the agreed upon time and service. Women taking your money for sex then changing their mind and keeping the money may be basic stuff in your book but it's not in mine. Unless I am at a brothel I also never pay them until the session is complete, which they are also informed about ahead of time so they have no opportunity to rip me off. If they don't agree to those terms I hang up and call the next one.
2. At the time that post was originally put up the poster was an unmoderated senior member, I never saw it until it was reported. Why didn't you report it when you saw it?
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Bad Way To Approach Providers.
Some of us mongers know the world we are stepping into when dealing with these girls. Especially on first meeting, we go in with our guards slightly up, our wallets and cell phones in our car, and our expectations set bellow what we are wishing for. When things go well, maybe we just met a new regular girl worth visiting again. When things don't go so well, we move on and forget about it.
I never demand more than what the girl is offering. If she claims to do something and then doesn't do it upon delivery, I'm fine with that, because I know I will not be donating anything else to her charity in the future. Most of us naturally live by these guidelines, similar to how most of us don't hit our wives because they burn't the gravy. But, there are men among us who don't think their message is being heard, who feel they're being taken advantage of or not being respected. These types may even think there's some deficit within them to which a provider could sense and take advantage of if she wanted to, and they must counteract this by showing them that this weakness will not be exploited. These men are not good at practicing humility, their ego's are not good at stepping down and accepting some disappointment. They especially cannot accept disappointment from a physically and mentally weaker version of themselves (the female), as her position in society doesn't deem her the right to decide who gets a cookie and who doesn't. And the mere fact that this female has decided that he (the man) is not worthy of getting everything he desires, is the ultimate blow to his self worth and the ultimate accelerant to his self doubt. This in turn makes the man panic and get irritated, to which his only solution to showing he is a worthy man, equal to the worthiest, is to physically dominate and suppress and notion of equality or superiority that the female may posses.
The thing is, the man being in a house of providers, is in itself a weakness. There is no superiority possible at that point on the mans behalf. He's in a vulnerable position and will be lucky to do business with someone who won't exploit that. He is a customer hoping to be taken care of. He doesn't have the right to forcefully tell the sales team how to do business. His only option is to find a different dealership and hope they have better saleswomen.