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[down_to_business]

Withdrawn

 

Edited June 16, 2021 by down_to_business

[Lazarus]

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[CuriousByNature]

On 6/13/2021 at 9:49 AM, down_to_business said:

Providers would you please share your thoughts on the following hypothetical:

We have had an escort client relationship for some time.  Our meetings have always been overnights and longer and there have been many.  For whatever reason, I am probably not going to hire you again.  There is nothing specifically you did that was the catalyst for this and we have always got along very well.  I still do like you even today.  There is no outstanding appointments we have set that I am cancelling but normally we would be arranging our next meeting in the next few weeks.

 

What would you hope I would do in terms of ending our relationship or would you prefer I said nothing at all?  Do you want an explanation of the full complicated truth no matter how unpleasant going there might be?  Do I just say I am moving on and I wish you well or do I just fade into the sunset like many providers do when they stop seeing clients?  Do I actually owe you an explanation? 

 

Thanks in advance escorts for your opinions.

 

Sorry... I know you are looking for an answer from escorts, so I can delete this response if you let me know.  But I think the fullness of the explanation you give should reflect the nature of the questions the provider has for you, coupled with your own personal level of comfort in offering that information.  Perhaps he won't have much to say, and then you shouldn't feel any obligation to share anything further... good luck in any case

[Guest Justin7402]

From the client side if I was in your situation I would just reach out and say that some stuff has come up in your personal life so you won't be hiring him in the near future.  No need to be super specific, but if it was a regular thing it would be good for him to know that income won't be coming in the next few weeks ahead of time.

[LookingAround]

Do you really think they care other than the loss of income? Sorry to be blunt but…

[arnie]

Also not a provider, but I think you as the client get to choose what you want to do.  Do what will give you comfort and closure or what ever else you want to call it.  If you feel you owe him an explanation that is what matters.  If you do not think you owe him that then don't.  No matter what you do you have a 50% chance of being correct.   How will you feel if you let him know and he does not respond.  If you think you will be pissed, then do not contact him because that can happen.