@BrittanyElway The getting stuffed will have to wait until my next visit to Columbus. Have a lovely Thanksgiving. Our too few encounters are something I am grateful for.
@AngelaFox412 I'm writing from the point of view of someone who can only afford 3-4 adventures a year, if that. Dynamic pricing makes our adventures less likely. If you have few clients in that situation, then dynamic pricing is the way to go.
@AngelaFox412 If dynamic pricing works for you, that's great. I have no problem. I despise it when corporations do it, especially for non-luxury items. I think it's evil on a corporate level. Those are my only two points.
@AngelaFox412 I didn't mean anything disparaging. I think some SWs can use dynamic pricing to their advantage. A SW who's established a strong base of clients based on personal connection will probably alienate their base with such an approach.
@AngelaFox412 For those of us who have 3-4 adventures a year, dynamic pricing for sex work would be a disaster. It would make sense, however, for a SW who wants to take advantage of their popularity. It's not the same as needing an airline ticket to see a dying parent.
@MaddisonRedd You're absolutely lovely, and it's a shame we only get to watch you in action. But since I'm overweight and over50, that's probably for the best. :-)
@CharlotteLaneMN And, yes, there are of plenty of customers who use the term "clock watcher" to guilt trip someone into providing extra time for free, no matter how well the provider has managed this intimate moment toward a friendly and timely farewell.
@CharlotteLaneMN If she massaged 3/4s of my body and suddenly stopped, then yes. Every great masseuse and provider manages the art of pacing themselves so expectations are met within the allotted time. One woman said kindly, "We don't have a lot of time left, what would you most like to do?"