A question about grooming the private area
My Brothers I recently trimmed the hair for my personal comfort (prevent it from sticking and tangling with the foreskin) and also to hopefully make it easier for the SBs. However it was uncomfortable immediately after it felt prickly down there. Was it because I cut it too short or did I remove hair from places it should not have been removed? Shaving and other complete hair removal techniques are not an option.
Hotel Anonymity Considerations
For those who are renting a hotel only for an afternoon FC to take an SB, the following solutions may not apply.
For the SDs that do most of their dating when traveling away from home like I do, you probably have a different modus operandi. You're booking a hotel not just exclusively for the purpose of dating, but because you're traveling anyway due to work or whatever. You often have a primary girl lined up in that city with a couple of possible backups, but they are rarely girls you've seen before, so you have no idea what will come of the date (specifically whether one of the girls is going to want to spend the night in your room or not).
If they do spend the night, there is a threat of your identity being revealed via the receipt that housekeeping tends to slide under the door during the last night of your stay. If your date wakes up before you do and sees the slip of paper on the ground, she will almost certainly pick it up -- its human nature for a lot of people to pick up a stray piece of paper off the floor. And of course, it will also be instinctive for her to flip it over to see how much you paid for the room, revealing your name as well (I've never seen one that did not show my name, some of them show only last name but that's still too much for me).
There are three possible ways that I can think of to try to combat this:
-1- Ask the front desk to e-mail you the receipt instead of putting it under the door. Dangerous for two different reasons (paper trail in your e-mail, and I'm not sure how many hotels are set up to make unusual exceptions to the house keeping department like this). Even still, with all good checklists in place, what's to stop a housekeeper from forgetting the exception and doing to your room what she does to all other rooms scheduled to check out later that day? Don't rely on humans to protect your identity.
-2- If there is a chance of a sleep over date, try to book a room that has a separate bedroom area with an attached bathroom, placed away from the room's front door. In other words, if she wakes up before you, unless she is bolting to go home to her boyfriend, she is most likely only going to get out of bed to go to the bathroom or maybe kitchen area to get a drink of water or something. If the room is laid out like an apartment or condo, a lot of times these activities can take place without ever going within sight of the front door simply because of the layout of the floorplan. Obviously this level of choice is not possible at every hotel or under every condition, but in general I prefer apartment-style hotel rooms, and I'm often surprised at how easily they can be found. They usually cost a little more than the smallest room available, but unless you're staying for an extended period of time, you probably won't feel the price jump, and let's face it the bowl is not a hobby for cheapskates, so you just have to weigh the risk reward on this one.
-3- Some hotels also let you download a mobile app that you can use to check yourself in, in some cases use your phone as a key to the room, and checkout without front desk intervention, and often they have an option to email the receipt or show the receipt on the phone only. This is usually offered if you are signed up as a rewards member of the hotel system. Some of them even go so far as to let you select from a number of available rooms at the time you do the mobile or web check-in, which potentially gives you a chance to take item number -2- above into consideration. I've seen some that display multiple floor plans to choose from right on the phone. I personally think this is one of the more promising trends toward dealing with the slip under the door option, however I will say that the adoption of technology by hotels is not the most rapid in the world, and I've had mixed results with the use of these apps, including the app telling me one room number, only to find that when I get to the front desk their system is apparently not exchanging data with the mobile version and they have me booked for a completely different room, etc. In some cases the front desk clerk seems oblivious to the existence of the mobile app and what might have taken place through it.
-4- The old fashioned method -- just try to beat her to it and make sure you get to the front door before she does. This is the worst of all options because the time it actually gets placed under the door is unpredictable, usually sometime between 6-9 am in my experience. Most of us, if we have a hot young girl in our beds that's available for one more round of fucking and a solution to morning wood, would rather be taking care of that than to keep getting up and checking the front door.
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