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Originally Posted by Analeese
Don’t cross the line of provider client relationship. That will solve a whole lot of issues.
Keep in good standing with a few to use as references. Basically keep them in your rotation at some point and they won’t mind you using them to see that sexy new beauty. Lots of guys have been name dropping my name since a friend of mine joined this site. I don’t mind.
If a guy is memorable and most are with a phone number at the very least. I’ll vouch for him about 6 months sometimes more if him and I stay in somewhat regular communication.
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Ok, I'll get to the quote in a second... lol.
First off, Fred it looks like you're encounters were at an AMP, and I think that could be an issue (I've never been to one) But, I can imagine - you go there, and see a different girl and the other is like "WTF? You didn't like it anymore?" So the obvious question for me is "Can't you go to a different AMP?" and how would they even know? (But again, I'm honest about times I'm ignorant... this is one. You might need advice from someone who frequents AMPS)
On to the quote. "Crossing that line" creates a TON of issues...or not. Some of my best friends, the people I hold dearest to my heart are Providers whom I no longer see, but the friendship and bond remains.
It's a weird world; and I personally have a hard time even selecting a Provider for "wiki-wiki" that I wouldn't want to be friends with later. (If I don't like them as a person, my attraction level goes to zero - no matter how hot they are.)
So, "who's to say"? You don't have to throw out the baby with the bath water... If you like them as a person, but aren't interested in a long term relationship... I think (due to the nature of the job, they won't be too hurt). and, if they are ok with it (no stalking, Fred!)... go for it.
Just remember, as many point out - this isn't a dating site. If you're here looking specifically for long term relationships, you'll end up sadly disappointed. Walking away from a Provider is "The Norm"... everybody knows this.
But, if you meet some long-term friends along the way, don't sweat it.
I'm sure they don't come to you and ask if it's ok to see "another client". lol