Lol Miss BD. Your achilles heel is Gold teeth.

On 2022-03-22 08:59:36 BurningMan said:
Lol Miss BD. Your achilles heel is Gold teeth.

Hahahaha i am sorry,I just don't find it sexy..what comes in my mind when i see a person with gold teeth,is food that has been stuck in there for days...My cousins know how i feel about their golds,but they always say I am crazy hahaha

On 2022-03-22 08:31:23 Bbw Nadia said:
I am not saying that you had any fault in this, it's just a generalised comment and slightly off point. Even dirty guys think they're clean.
................ Some seem to dance around in the shower as if to avoid the water.

I cannot stop laughing!!! Awesome image in my head...and does hold true sadly .

I have asked a gent or two to step back in the shower because the bum bums did not allow me to be as sensual as I would like.

Was not going to torture myself.

It was done with tact but...not even tact works in a situation like that..

It's the same as a guy who expects you to lick and suck them everywhere

You have a bush that stinks of urine and then I'm the bad person because I refuse to lick down there which is not fair and I seem to have this problem quite often ..

Guys expect much from us but it's a problem when we expect them to do the little things that make the session a whole lot better.

I find the excuse-making here a little inappropriate. If you offer GFE as a service, you should make clear any reservations (gold teeth??!!) you have about doing those things that are expected, such as kissing and muffing. I used to be frequently told that kissing, for instance, was discretionary, which was fine by me. I knew exactly where I stood, and could make an informed choice.

More to the point, there are remedies if a client makes a GFE experience uncomfortable. If a client has terrible breath, for instance, that can be told from almost the beginning of the session, and the client politely turned away from the booking without a cancellation fee or offered a full house without kissing. Poor bum or bush hygiene can be easily corrected in the shower, and if a client refuses, that definitely invites a cancellation with fee by the SP.

But there has been a trend in these hard times to over-offer just to get the client in the door, and that is, in my view, not acceptable. Being clear, honest and respectful in your initial communication with a client (and vice versa) is the key to a great session for both parties. Certainly what the OP experienced is completely inexcusable.

Fully agree with you Arcticus.