Pre-Booking Question

[BabyDallass]

3 weeks is way too long, but a day isn't long.

I've had guys schedule that day and if you don't write back as soon as they feel is right. Then they will schedule elsewhere. Had that happen before, someone made an appointment & was told to get back with that person at a certain time within 24 hours and they made plans anyways.

Give her 24 hours, not 3 weeks But if you book another date within the time frame you told her to get back with you, then it's on you and she has every right to be upset and can chose not to deal with that person again.

[Rockydoc]

Scheduling elsewhere is not a big problem as long as you tell the first “date” you tried, unsuccessfully, to schedule.

However, if it was a few weeks, no need to even do that, but if you remember, it would be a common courtesy that may pay dividends in the future. Remember, you may not be dealing with the most mature, emotionally stable women, a few incredible exceptions, notwithstanding.

[austin88998833]

Originally Posted by Rockydoc

Scheduling elsewhere is not a big problem as long as you tell the first “date” you tried, unsuccessfully, to schedule.

However, if it was a few weeks, no need to even do that, but if you remember, it would be a common courtesy that may pay dividends in the future. Remember, you may not be dealing with the most mature, emotionally stable women, a few incredible exceptions, notwithstanding.

+ 1. I couldn’t agree more.

[BabyDallass]

Originally Posted by Rockydoc

Scheduling elsewhere is not a big problem as long as you tell the first “date” you tried, unsuccessfully, to schedule.

However, if it was a few weeks, no need to even do that, but if you remember, it would be a common courtesy that may pay dividends in the future. Remember, you may not be dealing with the most mature, emotionally stable women, a few incredible exceptions, notwithstanding.

As for us we aren't dealing with the most mature, emotionally stable men either. What a one sided comment. Puhlease.....

lol you know how many comes to us with their suitcase full of baggage, get real, wants us to fantasize their problems away. Lol at your comment Rocky docky

[Johnnytricks]

Lol Rocky Doc, how easily you rattled gold diggers cage.

[Rockydoc]

LOL, Johnny, but I am sure BD has a point. I never really thought about it before but when I read reviews where the guy is reduced to tears, etc, there are surely wackos on both sides. However, my point was not about needy guys, but behaviors that could set off an emotionally unstable woman, like I did a few posts above.

[VipAhyanaJames]

Originally Posted by Ginger Doll

That’s like trying to run a McDonald’s drive-thru with no one on the headset. She didn’t take your order… Shouldn’t even be surprised (let alone pissed) when you ravenously head over to Taco Bell.

plus +1 LOL

[Johnnytricks]

Yep she has a point however all jobs have annoyances and problems. But if all men fell in love with their high school sweet heart and were completely satisfied there would be less emotional compromised men with there impulses and lack of self restraint ,you know (a fool and their money soon go their separate ways).

[tuckahoe]

Anyone who has tried dating in the "real" world might find a lot of escorts/clients are both a lot more mature and stable than many in the "real" world. If any of us had perfect relationships, we would have no need of being here.

[Fatbear]

I would think that would be a given. More like a few days a most. Think about if it was any other service type call. You wouldn't wait 3 weeks for a plumber to call you back or a doctor or anyone else. Right?

[Parttimehobbyist]

Originally Posted by Fatbear

I would think that would be a given. More like a few days a most. Think about if it was any other service type call. You wouldn't wait 3 weeks for a plumber to call you back or a doctor or anyone else. Right?

+1