Scarlett Rossi NCNS

[cinnamonshark]

This has got to be the best NCNS thread I have EVER seen. Kudos to both parties for being very mature about it, and for Miss Scarlett Rossi for apologizing, and owning up to it. You are a gem, Scarlett.

[tattooed_asian_kim]

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[fun2come]

TAK, that was a let down post (for me at least), after such great development and Make-up Sex.

Are you craving Rebound sex and offering Rebound Specials? Now there is an idea.
How about Get Even sex?

[Codybeast]

I would imagine insomnia is a bitch to deal with in this profession. You can't fake being rested.

[Austins1hobby]

Originally Posted by Scarlett Rossi

I have offered to recommend many other lovely ladies or do a date at half off and in the afternoon/evening, until I get some rest. No excuse for my poor TCB. My apologies, even with Insomnia. However, I am always willing to make it up to a person, any way I can, if I make a mistake.

Respectfully,

Scarlett

Now that's professional. Lived up to the mistake and offered a discount for customer service. I would consider seeing you. I've heard nothing but good things about you. Wish others took care of their customers.

[actionman98]

Well played on both sides. I feel you on the insomnia. I have occasional three day bouts of insomnia, and I'm usually at my best mentally towards the end.

[PandaBear]

I had a situation with Ms. Rossi earlier in the year. In fact on Valentines Day if I recall. We set something up a few days prior and on the day of the apt she informed me that she was under the weather. Honestly I was disappointed.

She then quickly arranged another provider for me (I passed as I wanted to spent time with her).

She also offered to come to me and offered me a discount for any inconvenience as a follow-up apt on a future date.

The entire time she was polite & responsive.

I mean we all have dealt with a cancellation before but NO QUESTION the way she handled it for me was by far the best experience I have ever had. She is without question a class act IMHO....besides also being hot as hell of course.

[actionman98]

Originally Posted by actionman98

Well played on both sides. I feel you on the insomnia. I have occasional three day bouts of insomnia, and I'm usually at my best mentally towards the end.

I meant to say not at my best mentally towards the end. Obviously I haven't gotten enough sleep lately.

[fun2come]

Originally Posted by actionman98

I meant to say not at my best mentally towards the end. Obviously I haven't gotten enough sleep lately.

as long as you notice a slight difference....

I was on steroids once, didn't sleep for 3 days, got an award at work as well, so may be your first statement was the correct one???

Insomnia is a disease not to be taken lightly. I suggest a thorough examination and root cause finding.

[Iron Butterfly]

Originally Posted by fun2come

as long as you notice a slight difference....

I was on steroids once, didn't sleep for 3 days, got an award at work as well, so may be your first statement was the correct one???

Insomnia is a disease not to be taken lightly. I suggest a thorough examination and root cause finding.

I battled this for two years, most doctors will just give you meds. The cause is not some thing that can always be treated with medication. I would have two or three days in a row with no sleep. They call it the fog. Sometimes it's emotional issues combined with bad sleep hygiene. Sleep is one of thous things that no amount of money can buy you. It is something you can get threw but it takes a serious effort, I hope your getting sleep. I would not wish this on my worse enemy.

IB

[actionman98]

It's usually stress related for me, but prolonged periods of bad, sleep hygiene can bring on a spell as well. I've had it off and on since high school, and it always lasts between one and three days. By the end I usually feel mentally slow and physically tired, but it's not to the point that I can't function or anything.

Sometimes I'll go a few months without a flare up, and sometimes it'll happen once or twice every month for a stretch. I also find it impossible to sleep on airplanes and the first night (by night two I'm usually o.k.) in any hotel or home of a friend or relative.

I've tried a few of the sleep inducing teas and other home remedies, and none of them worked for me. Alcohol only seems to keep me up longer for some reason, and in general I like to stay away from prescription drugs whenever possible. I have gotten decent results from some of the over the counter sleep aides that contain the active ingredient in Benadryl, but I only use them for emergencies (like when I have something important the next day that I need to be extra alert for).

In general I just deal with it and try to use the extra time productively. It's a major pain, but I've been living with it for a long time.