To Smoke, or Not to Smoke

[heidilynnla]

I agree with lr here for the most part. I have a very sensitive nose and I can smell smoke a mile away. A little smoke breath is ok, but I've encountered clients who's entire body smelled like strong smoke. The breath gets you at first, then its the hands, omg then the penis! Yes, the hand holds the penis to go to the potty and it smells like smoke! There is no escaping it!
I am known to speak my mind, so I will flat out say, "your hands and cock smell like smoke, do you mind going to wash up?"


QUOTE=LilRed;1947045]I can always tell when a gentleman has been smoking. I also know meeting us ladies can make a man very nervous if its a first time meeting. I will admit, the nicotine kisses are not the best in the world, but for the most part, the men I have seen do try to eat a mint or something before they come in. THAT is greatly appreciated. (Thank you to those who do.) I would not quit seeing someone who smokes, but a non-smoker would be my first preference.[/QUOTE]

[TexasBrooke]

Well sadly I do smoke and i drown the odor anut candles, brush my teeth, sometimes they ask.for one...

[turbo-dog]

I think smoking is a disgusting habit. That said, I really don't care if a provider smokes. I'm not into kissing providers, so smoker's breath isn't a deal breaker.

However, a smokey environment IS a dealbreaker. Going home with clothes smelling like smoke (or scented candles) becomes an issue that requires a cover story.

[Brmike1963]

Smoking a cigar, sipping a scotch and watching a beautiful woman on her knees sucking your cock. OMG, it's a awesome experience. It makes you feel, just for a short time that your king of the world.