I'll do my part to save you time and money.
I saw this listing for DrLovin [URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/fcee5af9-6130-49da-8efe-55217b286c5d[/URL].
She lists herself as "slim" and the pictures show you a shapely young lady. Too bad that wasn't the reality.
I had her send me a "selfie" which looked pretty similar to the SA pictures. We texted and agreed on $400. I had to pick her up, but it was last minute so whatever.
It was cold out, so she had on a coat. She looked thick when she walked up, but I thought it would be ok. I was wrong. I check into the hotel and we get to the room.
When she removes her coat, she has about 30 extra pounds wrapped around her midsection. "slim" was a long time ago. No waist at all. She was shaped like a barrel. I was pissed. I hate fake pictures. They either think you will be too "nice" to call them out or they think you are too desperate to care. I am neither. I stopped taking off my shoes, and told her this isn't going to work.
I tried to explain that it doesn't make sense to show pictures that are not accurate, because the guy showing up wants to see that person, not who you are today (different). I told her that if she had accurate pictures, the guy showing up would be excited to see who shows up. But that didn't happen.
Took her back to her place and dropped her off. I lost the cost of the hotel room, but the $400 stayed with me.
Avoid her unless you like big girls. She seemed nice enough, but I can't to big like that.
I did try for a coffee meeting.
[QUOTE=Bsuh69;6280832]This is why I always get a coffee or drink first, I hate misleading photos.[/QUOTE]But timing was an issue, and frankly, if she was hot, I wanted to get to the deed.
I have been in the escort "hobby" for almost 20 years, so I have had my share of bait and switch. I decided years ago that if I went through with it, I was rewarding bad conduct. So I am not afraid to walk away from a situation like this.