Male mamasan. Dream job or nightmare?
I just wonder how will it be being a male mamasan who is surrounded half-naked pretty ladies all day and chit chat with them.
Honolulugirl reintroduces self in treatise about respect
' A line in a popular song states "Respect is just the minimum. " I appreciate clients who enter and as part of their greeting present the envelope and confirm "is this where I should set this? They don't need to be asked. In my opinion this is a person who has a personal standard for behavior independent of other people's actions.
I have heard "approach determines response," but I am a strong willed person. Approach might influence my response, but I determine my response. Whenever I want a service (for example, I don't drive), I always pay what I promised and I do so without anyone having to ask. My word is my bond and I am being the person I want to be. Another advantage is that since I kept my end of the deal, I am comfortable expecting the good service I have paid for and I don't feel unreasonably demanding.
Unfortunately though I offer an example of how I want to be treated I don't always get the quality of service I deserve. I might have to say something if I have a request unique to me, but if I have to ask for minimal respect (please put down your phone, for example), I am not ok with that substandard behavior. My opinion of the quality of service is reflected by the tip (or lack of tip! My repeat business, and my recommendation to others.
I also make sure that if I am in a store I write a commendation for the manager to place in an especially helpful employee's file. I was honored to assist someone receive a well deserved promotion because my commendation letter was taken into consideration.
In this world a hobbyist knows that the appointment takes provider time, and there should be an automatic compensation for this time. An upfront compensation tells me the client has at least minimum respect for me and for himself and reasonably expects reciprocity. As a mature provider I know clients have their reasons for donation timing and their experience based decisions are legit even if ' they differ from my preferences. The quality of the time I spend is never affected by someone else, because now my convictions are too solid. I am flexible to promote client comfort, especially with established people. People are honest more often than not. When I experience the "not" it really sucks. I understand that there is always a chance that as a lone woman an encounter, even with a long term companion, might end unfairly for me and there won't be a thing in the world I can do bc I it is unwise for this small female to engage in combat with the opposite sex. All I can say "is oh well. " Then I shake it off so as not to unfairly suspect the next person of wanting to rip me off.
Let's face it, on both sides we have all been negatively impacted by people who have done us wrong. Yes, give the minimum with the full knowledge that there is a risk of loss that the Better Business Bureau won't remedy. If service isn't satisfactory a client has a remuneration redy and need not feel helplessly ripped off because that's where the tip comes in--or doesn't. Even an unsuccessful encounter should not be a total loss for either party.
The client's automatic offer of the envelope, the best service a provider can give-those are the minimums. The client and provider have absolute discretion to give nothing more or a lot more bc such is the hobby we signed up for.
[QUOTE=LonelySmiles;3447992]Wow, I'm sorry to hear that. As others have suggested if it happens once, at your discretion, it may be a good idea to blacklist that person. If you decide to engage with them again, make sure you require payment in full of anything they owe and your service fee in advance.
In my line of work, we occasionally have to chase an overdue invoice for work that has already been completed. If that client requests any further work from my firm, they are now required to pay 100% in advance.
As Little Dickie suggested below, research standard practices for high end Indy escorts. On the mainland, I believe many independent escorts require the "donation" to be placed in plain sight on a desk or table before the session begins, in particular for first time customers. You have a solid reputation here on Oahu, so that might not be a bad screening procedure.
Guys here on the island are typically trained to not pay in advance at AMPs because it shifts the balance of power and can result in bad service, but I do think the Indy scene has different norms. I almost never paid in advance at an AMP, but I have no problem paying in advance if a girl has a good reputation for consistent service with low YMMV.
Sorry that doesn't help you recoup your losses with this deadbeat.[/QUOTE]