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Yes, so true. For me, there is a lot of satisfaction if they make special accommodations for me, such as giving me priority over someone else. .. Things like that. I tip well and treat them with respect by always being there on time, don't push limits and scheduling in advance.

I love that idea. I would be willing to participate because I prefer seeing one person, rather than multiple providers.

Yes! That's it. Someone I vibe with. This is the key word. The list you outlined is very good. Thank you. Those are all the minimum for me. It's also important for both parties to be kind to one another.

Some of us would rather find a provider or two and frequent them, rather than bouncing all over the place. Get to know them a bit. Enjoy their company. And have some fun. Maybe the question is "What does a client do when everything but the 'fun" comes to an end?

Hmmm. So 60 minutes or 90 minutes is not significant? Just curious.

Yes, I think you are correct. Maybe I should find a new friend. I will reflect on your comments and consider there is something I am not doing Yes, I think you are correct. Maybe I should find a new friend. I will reflect on your comments and consider there is something I am not doing, or...

Thanks for your views. Still. . I choose not to look at it as a cold business transaction, like buying a car. I cannot enjoy the experience of buying a car.

I do not want to speak for all clients. It was my impression that independent providers wanted reliable clients. Meaning, repeat business is a good thing. But, rather than welcome you back with open arms, a provider can do things that discourage repeat business such as giving you times that are...

I have seen a provider for almost a year, and I just want a little kindness along with the fun. Seems like that declines after a few visits. I mean, she is really nice but growing more mechanical. If you are seeing someone for more than a handful of visits, you are a regular.