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BassCat · 05-23-2017, 10:03 AM

Just saw a thread in the alert section and it peaked my interest. Have you had clients show up carrying a firearm? How do you react? I mean it seems like you would notice it unless it was small enough to carry in your pocket. Its not like there is a lot of places to hide one considering whats about to take place.

SoSexyMsT · 05-24-2017, 03:19 PM

I havent, and i hope i never do! I would really think they were le.

BassCat · 05-24-2017, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by SoSexyMsT

I havent, and i hope i never do! I would really think they were le.

LE or some kind of serial killer is what I would think.

MsTerri you should have to get a concealed carry permit for those new tits of yours good god those things look like fun

Dont be shy post some pics of them for the boys to see... I know you must be proud of them

Super Head 713 · 05-24-2017, 06:29 PM

I have had this happen to me before, and it was definitely an uncomfortable situation. Yes, I went along with the session(because him and I met prior) but I just couldn't seem to keep my eyes off of the weapon. Will I see him again? Definitely not ......

Super Head 713 · 05-24-2017, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BassCat

LE or some kind of serial killer is what I would think.

MsTerri you should have to get a concealed carry permit for those new tits of yours good god those things look like fun

Dont be shy post some pics of them for the boys to see... I know you must be proud of them

Reminds me of another time when I first began to hobby..... I had a regular that I would see 2 or 3 times a week until one time he came over and I noticed that he had a holster strap with a 9mm in it underneath his jacket (just like le). That's when he admitted to being a constable, but it was too late already I had already screwed this guy over 50 times already lol

Guest062317-1 · 05-24-2017, 07:34 PM

Through my years, hell yes. Awkward and I have actually walked out on outcall because they wouldn't put it away. If someone came to me, they best leave it in the car or access would be denied

Cassie107 · 05-24-2017, 09:22 PM

One of the 1st things I do is scan for weapons when first meeting and then while giving a warm welcome with a kiss. Most gentlemen have had their holster but not their weapon on them. The sight of a gun when meeting doesn't bother me, it's the demeanor of the gentlemen and their response that might. If they "accidentally" brought it in I give them 2 options. It either goes in my safe or they leave. I've been around guns all my life and learned to shoot at an early age. I know not to fear the weapon but the human holding it. I do have to say when I 1st started in Atlanta I had a gun incedent on an outcall. Needless to say it didn't end as he planned lol. Your best bet no matter how freaked out you are or how fast your heart is beating, is to remain calm, breath and use your brain.

Super Head 713 · 05-25-2017, 12:43 AM

It's not really the fear of a firearm,
it's the thought of someone you barely even know

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Originally Posted by Cassie107

One of the 1st things I do is scan for weapons when first meeting and then while giving a warm welcome with a kiss. Most gentlemen have had their holster but not their weapon on them. The sight of a gun when meeting doesn't bother me, it's the demeanor of the gentlemen and their response that might. If they "accidentally" brought it in I give them 2 options. It either goes in my safe or they leave. I've been around guns all my life and learned to shoot at an early age. I know not to fear the weapon but the human holding it. I do have to say when I 1st started in Atlanta I had a gun incedent on an outcall. Needless to say it didn't end as he planned lol. Your best bet no matter how freaked out you are or how fast your heart is beating, is to remain calm, breath and use your brain.

lexy3 · 05-25-2017, 01:05 AM

Yikes haven't had that happen yet thankfully... I would def not feel safe nor would I be able to get in the mood.

Cassie107 · 05-25-2017, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Super Head 713

It's not really the fear of a firearm,
it's the thought of someone you barely even know

Yes sweetie I understand that. I was stating my point of view. That's why I said that you must remain calm and use your brain so that you don't blow a possible accidental situation out of hand but yet stay safe. If you panic you will not be able to evaluate and handle the situation calmly and safely

DallasRain · 05-25-2017, 10:46 AM

I had a gent in Dallas who always brought his pearl handled revolver...scarey but sexy

I was at anothher providers house last week..she showed me that there was pepper spray in every room and a big aluminum baseball by front door...that was scarey lol

Super Head 713 · 05-25-2017, 03:10 PM

Very understanding
sexy

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Originally Posted by Cassie107

Yes sweetie I understand that. I was stating my point of view. That's why I said that you must remain calm and use your brain so that you don't blow a possible accidental situation out of hand but yet stay safe. If you panic you will not be able to evaluate and handle the situation calmly and safely

Adaline · 06-06-2017, 03:48 AM

One gentleman I see sat with me and we broke both our guns down one day and he gave me some.better bullets for mine! Several gents I see have firearms, they don't bother me unless they are on the person. Otherwise, move them to another room. Or just always protect yourself as well* ;-)