Nervousness when entering apartment buildings

[scubasamm]

I don't know about you but I have a real problem lately going inside some of the apartment to see the girls. ive been in elevators where others are going up and to the same floor and its awkward...or walking in the same direction and I have this believe they know what I am doing...anyways, its prevented me from pooning lately, and I wanted to see if others are feeling the same.

 

[take8easy]

I don't know about you but I have a real problem lately going inside some of the apartment to see the girls. ive been in elevators where others are going up and to the same floor and its awkward...or walking in the same direction and I have this believe they know what I am doing...anyways, its prevented me from pooning lately, and I wanted to see if others are feeling the same.

Your feelings are genuine. I have faced this situation too where others were going to the elevator.
If they are getting off at the level, change the level you are going to. If they are going in same direction, stop and pretend to check your phone and wait for them to disappear.

I wouldnt quit this hoby just because of that.

 

[pro-boner]

Just like going into a hotel, walk in like you own the bloody place. Play with your phone when in the elevator, like everyone else. It's all about confidence.

 

[SirJimmy]

I used to feel awkward and exposed, but now i usually dress business casual and carry a laptop case with me. I have no problem making eye contact with other people or even making small talk in the elevator. Best to stay invisible in plain sight.

If I'm ever confronted, I'll just say that I do freelance computer work and am there to help a resident with the computer issues, website, etc...

 

[scubasamm]

That is brilliant! good idea...

 

[Equity Market investor]

Running into people in the elevator doesn't bother me one bit. In a high rise building, lots of people who live there don't each other and with plenty of daily traffic coming and going.

talking about newer high rise buildings, those security guys at the desk cause me major uprightness. It's great they have them for building safety etc etc, but, I get nervous walking by them for some reason.

 

[Plude]

Have the same feeling too. Ive been in that situation many times now I just act normal. Like going to visit a friend of mine kinda thing

 

[87112]

No eye contact in buildings unless its a fine looking lady, easy to follow rule.

 

[johnsmit]

Well think of it from the girl point of view ..
Many tgat I know .we're all ways nervous walking through hotel. And even going to apartments .
They thought every one could see there were Hookers
But it just your own guilt playing games with ..
Act like you belong ..your going to see an old friend. .or your there for some other business ..and know one knows others wise..unless you tell them .

 

[MissingOne]

Once not so long ago I was going to see a lady, and during the phone call to tell her I was nearby she made a point of telling me not to speak to the building security person. After I was safely in her apartment, I asked her why she was so concerned. Turned out that some past client had forgotten her apartment number, so he went to the security desk and asked for the number, using her working name. Idiot.

 

[Larry Storch]

I haven't been active much lately, but the times I was going to an apartment or hotel was a little unnerving. Mainly about seeing someone new rather than anyone else in the building. In my business I have access to many different buildings and different areas of these buildings. As an experiment (years ago) I wanted to see how far I could get into a business by bluffing, but using my business experience and knowledge. It's surprising how far you can get with confidence and the ability to pas yourself off as someone who is supposed to be there. That's the secret. Just act like you're supposed to be there. It doesn't matter why.

I like SirJimmy's idea too. Besides, it's easier to bring sex toys in a briefcase rather than your pocket.

 

[summerbreeze]

I don't know about you but I have a real problem lately going inside some of the apartment to see the girls. ive been in elevators where others are going up and to the same floor and its awkward...or walking in the same direction and I have this believe they know what I am doing...anyways, its prevented me from pooning lately, and I wanted to see if others are feeling the same.

I just walk into a building like I live there or I am visiting a cousin.

if you don't seem to be comfortable adopting that type of mentality, go in with a pizza box in hand. (doesn't have to have pizza in it) Pizza delivery goes completely unnoticed.

 

[eazy]

I just walk into a building like I live there or I am visiting a cousin.

if you don't seem to be comfortable adopting that type of mentality, go in with a pizza box in hand. (doesn't have to have pizza in it) Pizza delivery goes completely unnoticed.

Step 2: Cut a hole in the box...

 

[vancity_cowboy]

I don't know about you but I have a real problem lately going inside some of the apartment to see the girls. ive been in elevators where others are going up and to the same floor and its awkward...or walking in the same direction and I have this believe they know what I am doing...anyways, its prevented me from pooning lately, and I wanted to see if others are feeling the same.

sounds like this biz isn't for you

 

[tadolder]

I don't know about you but I have a real problem lately going inside some of the apartment to see the girls. ive been in elevators where others are going up and to the same floor and its awkward...or walking in the same direction and I have this believe they know what I am doing...anyways, its prevented me from pooning lately, and I wanted to see if others are feeling the same.

You're over thinking it. Some of these buildings have 200 + suites, that's probably 325+ people coming and going at all hours. There is no way they are paying attention to each and every person that enters or leaves the building. Relax or carry a small bible in your hand.

 

[majordomo]

I used to feel awkward and exposed, but now i usually dress business casual and carry a laptop case with me. I have no problem making eye contact with other people or even making small talk in the elevator. Best to stay invisible in plain sight.

If I'm ever confronted, I'll just say that I do freelance computer work and am there to help a resident with the computer issues, website, etc...

Great minds think alike - I've done this a few times too, but mostly when I know the building is a smaller walk up.

I've lived in a few massive high rise buildings and residents there see random people all the time so its never a worry in those situations. As many have already said, just act like you belong and people will assume you do.

 

[Alix Turner]

Step 2: Cut a hole in the box...

seeing this cracked me up . :thumb:

 

[eazy]

seeing this cracked me up . :thumb:

Ha! Someone had to say it!

 

[76duster]

If I get into an elevator and there's another guy who might have just seen the girl, I purposely look at him and see if he's all sweaty or if there's a funky smell in the air.

I've turned around and cancelled upon noticing that. Nothing worse than going in for seconds and the pussy hasn't had a chance to cool off yet.

Otherwise I think it's kind of cool that I'm going to fuck this girl who doesn't really know me, in the vicinity of nearby residences - especially if she's a screamer. Look at it this way, the joke's not on me - I'm leaving only after an hour, the joke's on her - she's the one staying behind and everybody knows!!!! LMAO

 

[yazoo]

Like the idea about the laptop and going to help someone with their computer...
OTOH you could just go up with your backpack containing a towel, sheet and dildo, proudly hoisting a semi-transparent Shoppers bag showing the box of Skyns inside.

Fukum.