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Stating Preference
Posted: 2006-10-31 22:48:58
Sally,
I'm not a Caucasian and I like pretty ladies, but I have found that when making an appointments with some of the ladies, they seem unaware of my race and only realize I am black when I show up at the appointment, and they offer a good service but sometimes seemingly under obligation.
I have since gotten into the habit of clearly stating my race before I finalise the appointment with the lady, and it turns out that there are some ladies who are understandably uncomfortable with other races, which I have no discomfort with ... would it be inappropriate for the ladies to state preference in their write-up so as to make life easier for themselves and non-Caucasians (decent clean and paying customers).
:-)
Just a comment, I would love to hear what others say about it!
I'm not a Caucasian and I like pretty ladies, but I have found that when making an appointments with some of the ladies, they seem unaware of my race and only realize I am black when I show up at the appointment, and they offer a good service but sometimes seemingly under obligation.
I have since gotten into the habit of clearly stating my race before I finalise the appointment with the lady, and it turns out that there are some ladies who are understandably uncomfortable with other races, which I have no discomfort with ... would it be inappropriate for the ladies to state preference in their write-up so as to make life easier for themselves and non-Caucasians (decent clean and paying customers).
:-)
Just a comment, I would love to hear what others say about it!
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Re: Stating Preference
Posted: 2017-02-02 11:42:07
Besides ROAR... can this be clearly, explicitly stated?
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