Texting during date

[FireSerpent]

Originally Posted by Fastcar

I know you never talk on the phone when you're with me because your mouth is always busy! And just to clarify,Lilliana and SillyGirl are the same. ( obscure reference )

Yeah, not everyone knows that. Took me a while when I first started moderating. People would post a review for one and then talk about the other... I have the same problem with Nikkie Monroe aka Sugarbabiekc.

I did some pics for "rump shaker" not long ago and she told me that she hated her handle on here and wished she could change it. I told her I could make that happen and helped her out with a last name. Now, she's "Macie Madrid" and it makes it SO much easier when I'm having to assign a review to her profile... figuring out "rump shaker" is Macie is pretty tough.

[JDNorthface]

Originally Posted by SinsOfTheFlesh

I always shake my head when I read about girls answering the phone or texting while entertaining. It just blows me away. This one really shouldn't have to be explained to a lady, and it honestly amazes me that it does.

Agreed. Gentlemen, if you ever find yourself with a lady who does this, please be aware there is a whole class of ladies who would never consider even glancing at the phone during a session. I would suppose if a lady is eager to take a call during a session, it would be from a manager, a dealer, or a client.

A good rule might be: if she answers the phone, take the opportunity to R-U-N A-W-A-Y.

[rharley]

even at the cheapest rates on here, the guy deserves 100% of your attention. i think you can go without your phone/tv. for an hour.

[KCQuestor]

Originally Posted by MsElena

The same can be said for some guys. I've had more than a handful of guys leave their phones on and it kills the moment once it starts ringing or they run to check to see who called or answer the phone.

I agree that it kills the mood, and I agree with Elena when she counted that time. And personally I don't usually even bring my phone in. But I do have to say that it is the guy's time and if he wants to waste it on the phone that should be his prerogative. He may be playing hooky from work or the wife, so it may be critical that he be available.

[stacy in kc]

I sometimes forget to put my ringer on silent and when the phone rings the client always says you can go ahead and answer that. I hit the ignore button and put it on silent instead. I do have clients who text and answer their phones. Fastcar, I suggest you request the tv be turned off and the phone be put on silent at the beginning of the appointment, hopefully that would solve the problem.

[MsElena]

Oh don't get me wrong, I understand that there's situations where the client has to answer because it might be the wife or the boss. I'm not totally heartless, I'll let some things slide. But, if you're going to carry on a conversation for 10/15 mins., then it should count against their time.

No guy should ever have to request the TV or phone be turned off at the beginning of a visit. Its just common courtesy for the lady to have both off.

[PowerMonkey]

I kinda like the tv on or some music being play from a laptop. The sound from it helps to calms my nerves and the right music being played can set a very good mood. I don't like it when someone texts or answers the phone. I usually have mine on silent.

[KCQuestor]

Originally Posted by MsElena

Oh don't get me wrong, I understand that there's situations where the client has to answer because it might be the wife or the boss. I'm not totally heartless, I'll let some things slide. But, if you're going to carry on a conversation for 10/15 mins., then it should count against their time.

No argument there.