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Originally Posted by Who's Your Daddy
I see nothing whatsoever wrong about arriving early for a session. The big difference is I don't knock on the door until the agreed to time. I also text the lady first and let her know that I'm there and ready to play when she is but I also stress "take your time, I'm in no hurry, I just wanted to let you know" in case she's ready as well. When she responds, it let's me know if she needs more time and exactly when to knock on the door. This isn't rocket science.....it's called common courtesy.
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Agreed.
My unsolicited two cents
: the above is pretty near the ideal handling of the early client scenario from a provider perspective (at least my own). The client arrived early but did not impose-in fact, he uses his early arrival to demonstrates an above average level of appreciation for his companion's company, I.e., "Hi, I'm very eager to spend time together (hence early), but your comfort and state of mind is equally important to me so although I arrived early, I did so with no expectations of entitlement. I also realize I am meeting with a vooomahn in a pseudo-romantic context, and realize it is the nature of the beast that things may not always start at precisely the second it is scheduled, lolol."
It's a delicate balance. I do not know the OP personally, but her post struck me as straightforward-even a little funny (waiting room remark, lol). At any rate, the word "rude" never came to mind when I read it. I think she made several valid points in the appropriate setting. After all, neither client nor provider want to be inconvenienced, our time abused, held hostage, whatnot...lol.
Neither do either of us, presumably, wish to do anything to intentionally dispel the illusion of romance, meaningful intimacy, etc, (such as the male witnessing the incall or provider herself in anything less than pristine condition or the provider being unnecessarily reminded of the commercial aspect of the arrangement by a client's disregard of social norms and the customary niceties of male/female "dating").
I definitely agree with an earlier comment about the impropriety of admitting a client early when unprepared...where's the magic in that? Continuing to ready one's self and surroundings after that would be pointless-like having been backstage during the breakdown of a magic show...lol, the real trick was in the disappearance of the entertainment value-after all, didn't you just witness in fluorescent detail exactly where the rabbit went and how it got there?!
My suggestion for the OP's "20%" (since they are apparently the ones veering off script by arriving at a time other than the one agreed upon) is to let the provider know ahead of time that it is their wont or habit to arrive early, so that each has the opportunity to discuss their expectations beforehand...such as the client being in a time crunch and unable to wait or the provider's scheduled time being the scheduled time expressly because she is unavailable beforehand.
....OKAY.
Maybe that was more a dollar than $.02, lol, but, hey,...guess that makes it a tip, doesn't it?
XO M