Seeing clients who also see TS Providers

[Hot to Trot Daphne]

Originally Posted by boardman

Can you be more specific about what you read in the review that turns you off so?

Maybe the fact that he was fucking a man??

[Guest040816]

The list is getting longer,,,
No asians,,,
Indians,,,
Dog eaters,,,
NBA,,,
No men that had a TS,,,
No dentures,,,
Fake hair,,,
Spray on tan,,,
Ugly toes,,,
Fake nails,,,
Tattoos,,,
Cosmetic surgery,,,
Penis pump,,,
No big dick,,,
Toupee,,,
Viagra users,,,
Pegging/peggers,,,
Sounds like a nagging wife with some of these escorts that look for excuses not to work,,,

[pootie tang79]

IF your not full service does it really matter? Dorothy talked about this and its best just to be up front, at the end it your body your business your comfort level...

[Guest030816]

Originally Posted by lookn4boobies

DM....

You got this....

You explained it not too long ago....

in this threAD, http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=1302568

FTFY
In summary...
DM don't see gay MFers. If you fuck a dude in a dress, like shit shoved up your ass, don't bother contacting her. Fucktards get free throat punches.
Grrrr...

[MOTOXMAN]

TS, CD, TG, TV anything male + male = Gay Peter puffers ........

[StinkyFingers]

Originally Posted by H.Hardhat

FTFY
In summary...
DM don't see gay MFers. If you fuck a dude in a dress, like shit shoved up your ass, don't bother contacting her. Fucktards get free throat punches.
Grrrr...

LOL! Yeah!, but think about all the TS fuckers that go see her and she does not know it.

[CarolineDavenport]

Originally Posted by Fancyinheels

Not sure why this would be an issue as long as safe practices were employed, as natural-born females can carry just as many cooties. How do you trust that any guy uses protection when visiting any provider, and vice versa?

TS, TV, gay, lesbian, bi, straight -- standard operating procedures have to be followed no matter who plays with whom, and it's a risk we all take.

If you are not going into full service, and are cautions with other options related to sensual massage, I don't see the problem. But ultimately, it is YOUR choice, so you make the rules. You could just state it plainly, "I prefer to see heterosexual gentlemen with vanilla tastes only."

This. Personally, this issue doesn't bother me at all since I assume a person has showered since sleeping with someone else, and I have a shower available anyway. Knowing that a person has slept with anyone else and done anything with them is none of my business and doesn't concern me at all, sexually speaking. So, I admit, I don't get it. But I'm a huge advocate of ladies (and gents) only doing what they are comfortable with, so if it bothers you, I suppose the best policy is to be upfront and honest.

But you should really explore if it REALLY matters to you, or if you're just having a knee-jerk reaction to something you don't find particularly sexy. You use protection, I'm sure, so you're not at any higher risk of anything with him than anyone else. You'd probably be amazed at how many of your clients have at least experimented with a TS or similar experience.

[boardman]

Originally Posted by Hottentot Venus

Maybe the fact that he was fucking a man??

She's the one reading the reviews...Why don't you let her answer?

[hornfreak]

^^^Ya think she's gonna answer that..?? I think not...

[Super Head 713]

By you even posting this in your profile it will just give a few guys an idea of a different approach towards you. Just say for instance the guy doesn't post reviews or anything pertaining them seeing transexuals. How would you ever know? You just never know, but I'm pretty sure that all of us providers have meet with a guy from here that is bisexual. That's just my .02

[PaulWalker]

Originally Posted by glade55

just tell him u don't bang guys who bang chicks with sticks...simple and straight up

Or get sticks! That's gay.

[StinkyFingers]

Originally Posted by AdaSanchezSexy

I would like any advice from the more experienced providers in Houston. My routine with a new client is to read his reviews and get a feel for what they expect from me. I had a client recently request an appointment and of course immediately checked out the reviews and saw a very recent TS visit. Although I am willing to meet my clients halfway in many ways and love to please my clients....knowing instead of wondering about this other "taste" this client has made me very uncomfortable. How should I put this on my profile without offending anyone? If a client likes both "apples' and "bananas" how can I tell him without insulting him that I rather not book? Thank you in advance ladies for any advice.

Be direct:

"I do not book clients who have sex with transexuals (not that there's anything wrong with it. It's just a personal preference). Please provide proof that you do not have sex with transexuals when contacting me to request an appointment."

[dragula]

[Karrine_Kream]

Read my showcase ; )

[Guest040816]

Russ can upload a TS gif,,, I don't know how,,,
The visuals will give us a broad perspective.