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What did I do wrong? Industry related rant

Jenesis

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I think you did the best you could and he simply perceived it differently. It may have nothing to do with what you said but perhaps past occurrences in his life. IMO you probably went above and beyond as that is your generous helpful nature. Heck, maybe his true kink is in “being shamed” for having it 🤷🏾‍♀️
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He must have been shamed before or he is internalizing his own shame. Incest/race play can be difficult, triggering or blatantly insulting for some. You are in your right to block him and refuse to be fantasized about in a manner you are uncomfortable with.
 
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I was going to say the same thing. I don't believe turning down the service was the issue; it was refusing future appointments.

I am so damn curious, what was the kink??? Must have been a doozy. :ROFLMAO:

I get it though because if I see a review of a SP rimming a dude, I will never book her. She can be a 10 but she is off my list.
So we will never fantasize about AOC on the pillow together ???! 🥹 My heart is broken. My vagina is numb.
 

Leimonis

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I get it though because if I see a review of a SP rimming a dude, I will never book her. She can be a 10 but she is off my list.
Kindly send my way all the tens who rim!!!😂 nines, eights and sevens too please 😊
 

Mr.Gr33k

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I had a client I had seen once, ask to see him again. He wanted a certain type of kink for the second visit and I’m just not comfortable with it and therefore decline this and future visits from this man.

I gave him the link to TERB and told him what section to search to find exactly what he was looking for and wished him luck.

Now I’m being told I’m “kink-shaming”. Like WTF???? What did I do wrong?

I wrote back explaining that declining professionally and giving him a way to find exactly what he is looking for is not kink-shaming but what else could I have done?

This is why women just ghost and block. We are damned either way.

/rant
Men go to see sex workers for a good time, to have an illusion of intimacy.
For some, it may be the only viable option to get laid.
Sex workers aren't supposed to be honest and forthcoming, especially if such honesty leads to hurt feelings. It messes with the whole "fantasy" concept.
Ghosting a sensitive client is a much better alternative vs putting him down, even gently.
Sure, your body, your choice etc. I'm on board with it, but many/most men aren't.
You are not going to start telling people you don't LFK/DFK cuz they're ugly Or you don't do missionary if they're too fat?
 

Josephine

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Men go to see sex workers for a good time, to have an illusion of intimacy.
For some, it may be the only viable option to get laid.
Sex workers aren't supposed to be honest and forthcoming, especially if such honesty leads to hurt feelings. It messes with the whole "fantasy" concept.
Ghosting a sensitive client is a much better alternative vs putting him down, even gently.
Sure, your body, your choice etc. I'm on board with it, but many/most men aren't.
You are not going to start telling people you don't LFK/DFK cuz they're ugly Or you don't do missionary if they're too fat?
You are rage baiting lol
 

superman12

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I had a client I had seen once, ask to see him again. He wanted a certain type of kink for the second visit and I’m just not comfortable with it and therefore decline this and future visits from this man.

I gave him the link to TERB and told him what section to search to find exactly what he was looking for and wished him luck.

Now I’m being told I’m “kink-shaming”. Like WTF???? What did I do wrong?

I wrote back explaining that declining professionally and giving him a way to find exactly what he is looking for is not kink-shaming but what else could I have done?

This is why women just ghost and block. We are damned either way.

/rant
Things are usually misinterpreted if it's said over text or email. It's not the same as having a conversation in person or over the phone where you can note tone and attitude while saying something. I'm sure you didn't mean anything by it by telling him to look on terb but clearly he took it the wrong way. If he is a client you actually vibed with and liked you could have possibly set up a phone conversation to just make sure there were no hard feelings and that you were actually trying to help him.
 

LTO_3

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You did nothing wrong. Giving him suggestions of where to search for SPs that would fill his kink needs was above and beyond what you needed to do. That you don't want to see him I can also agree with but telling him face to face may not have been the best way, IMO. Some guys have fragile egos.

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You did the right thing, and went above and beyond.

In the past I've said that I'd always prefer to be told why I was being declined, or if a provider was otherwise having a problem with me, or was simply unavailable. I really would-- Communications going into the void causes head scratching and waiting around. If a provider is sufficiently interesting I may reach out a second time, but after that I'm done, even if curious. If I was declined the most I'd say is a polite reply, and then I'd move on. If there was anything I could clarify in one message I would, but otherwise it would be, "Thank you for letting me know." Being told is better than wondering or waiting, IMO.

However, I get that the guys that are the most likely to be declined may be the people the most likely to take it poorly. At that point all you can do is block and put it out of your head (as far as safety allows). As a provider it has to suck getting stuck in these situations.
 
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MadGeek

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I had a client I had seen once, ask to see him again. He wanted a certain type of kink for the second visit and I’m just not comfortable with it and therefore decline this and future visits from this man.

I gave him the link to TERB and told him what section to search to find exactly what he was looking for and wished him luck.

Now I’m being told I’m “kink-shaming”. Like WTF???? What did I do wrong?

I wrote back explaining that declining professionally and giving him a way to find exactly what he is looking for is not kink-shaming but what else could I have done?

This is why women just ghost and block. We are damned either way.

/rant
That's on him. You told him what you are comfortable with and made it clear you don't offer the services he's looking for. You should have ended it there ie. ignore him. If he asked you if you knew other providers who do x,y,z then you can point him to TERB or wherever/whomever but unless he asked don't offer the suggestion(s).
 
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