Well it's your house / room
[QUOTE=MidwestDude;5267521]Thanks Doc. I do know enough to not pay via cashapp, but what if they do an outcall to you?[/QUOTE]If they ask upon arrival say I'm sorry afterwards we will take care of that. But remember in her head she has your money spent. Follow up with I understand if you won't do that as yoau are walking towards the door to show them out. But really the subject should of came up before her arrival if there was going to be an issue. I never bring it up I just assume that's what we're doing afterwards. Like James Brown used to say. Static don't start none won't be none.
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Clark Gable's quote, that Charlie Sheen stole -
[QUOTE=SevenInche;5296813]I have to agree with the other responses mostly. Some of these girls are looking for serious help sometimes. One girl many of you know suggested moving into my house because it looked like I had room. She's a sweet girl but I can't have a known provider living in my neighbourhood. You run the danger of getting too close to someone who will potentially be a drain on you and your resources, or god forbid legal trouble. That's not to say I haven't clicked with providers and had experiences that were maybe a little more than just a transaction. I think a few were relieved to see me again because they had good experiences with me before. Better than meeting someone new and going into an unfamiliar situation. But for the most part I prefer to ejaculate and evacuate. Like Charlie Sheen said, I'm not paying them for sex I'm paying them to leave afterwards.[/QUOTE]I have it under good authority that the line, "I don't pay women for sex; I pay them to leave", was first uttered by Clark Gable. . . Though he's likely to have pilfered it from someone.