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Review: Gia. Well known Indie
- Thread starter Trex69
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When a provider stops responding to you, you should probably take it as a hint. When they flat out tell you that they don’t feel comfortable with you, it’s probably time to do a little soul searching.
I saw Camille yesterday and noted that she looked just as tight and put together as always, with no trace of a cold sore on her lip. (I’ve never seen her showing any signs of ill health.)
I asked her about your post and she told me that the reason she stopped responding to you, and a couple other guys, is that you’ve been acting like you’re entitled to grandfathered rates from circa 2010 and that her being uncomfortable with you was because she didn’t feel that your getting onto the elevator and interrogating her was exactly “nonchalant.”
I know that this doesn’t fit with what you’ve posted - and you’re entitled to your thoughts - but there are definitely two sides to this story.
I saw Camille yesterday and noted that she looked just as tight and put together as always, with no trace of a cold sore on her lip. (I’ve never seen her showing any signs of ill health.)
I asked her about your post and she told me that the reason she stopped responding to you, and a couple other guys, is that you’ve been acting like you’re entitled to grandfathered rates from circa 2010 and that her being uncomfortable with you was because she didn’t feel that your getting onto the elevator and interrogating her was exactly “nonchalant.”
I know that this doesn’t fit with what you’ve posted - and you’re entitled to your thoughts - but there are definitely two sides to this story.
Mr. Face hoser, thank you for your comment, maybe a review of Camille is on the works? would like to read about your experience with her.
btw, I can tell you that Gia is a sweetheart and very chill. yup, i reviewed her. saw her another time after my review. I like her a lot. maybe i ll visit her in october and write an updated review.
btw, I can tell you that Gia is a sweetheart and very chill. yup, i reviewed her. saw her another time after my review. I like her a lot. maybe i ll visit her in october and write an updated review.
Always two sides, and i am not offended at all.
As for mongers feeling "entitled"; I guess she never figured out "if you don't ask, you dont get". She never asked for an increase in her gift, which other providers have and I have gladly accommodated. This is a business, not exactly one where you have a price sheet, but certainly one where you can say "hey, I know you have been giving X for some time, but I really need Y to see you . . ."
Also - elevator - public space of a hotel lobby - I got on first, aware that I didn't want her to feel trapped, she didn't have to get in the elevator (there are two there). "Nonchalant" in that I didn't say in the lobby "Hey! you're that sex worker I used to fuck in the ass for cheap!"
Lastly - cold sores go away, but the underlying issue does not. Just saying.
There, I have said my piece and am moving on.
As for mongers feeling "entitled"; I guess she never figured out "if you don't ask, you dont get". She never asked for an increase in her gift, which other providers have and I have gladly accommodated. This is a business, not exactly one where you have a price sheet, but certainly one where you can say "hey, I know you have been giving X for some time, but I really need Y to see you . . ."
Also - elevator - public space of a hotel lobby - I got on first, aware that I didn't want her to feel trapped, she didn't have to get in the elevator (there are two there). "Nonchalant" in that I didn't say in the lobby "Hey! you're that sex worker I used to fuck in the ass for cheap!"
Lastly - cold sores go away, but the underlying issue does not. Just saying.
There, I have said my piece and am moving on.