Really?For God's sake lets be realistic. Most of the clients have a wife or a girl friend.
If every guy was assured that the SP he was seeing was willing to have a heart to heart with his wife I think revenue would drop a tad.
We aren't taking about every guy, are we? But a very specific situation,
where one guy left info on his phone that caused him to be busted. He
is 100% to blame for this. Then his SO contacted the SP. At this point,
why would it bother you if the SP made your SO feel better by having a
little chat? Would you rather your wife spilled her guts to the bartender
at the local joint, who may not have been able to help her?
If an SO should ever call Jessica again in her lifetime, and under different circumstances,
she may act differently. But it's unlikely the same type of situation will ever occur again.
After all, how many guys are that careless to 1. put such info on their phone, 2. not wipe
it, and 3. leave it sitting around for the SO? One in a thousand? One in a million? All these
screw ups had to occur for the guy to get caught.
If you are worried about getting caught in a scenario like this, then you should probably
quit while you're ahead, i.e. not busted. You don't have what it takes to be a James Bond,
to say the least.
Why should she do that? Hanging up might increase her risk that the lady, who may be dying,Jessica blew it. She should have hung up and blocked that number or lied her ass off.
shows up at her place of work, {a} causes havoc, screaming, etc, {b} barges into Jessica's
room during a session, or {c} worse.
Any SP put in a situation resembling this should give thought to her own personal safety and
peace of mind, which is far more important than any client's confidentiality.
As for lieing, Jessica prefers honesty and compassion. And if the proof is in the pudding,
then it appears she made the right decision, since both spouses thanked her afterwards.
Furthermore, what lie should she have told, and what good would it have done, since the cat
was already out of the bag? Such a course of action may have only made matters worse.
Maybe you can put it in writing, and then we'll both know what you're talking about.It's part of the unwritten deal.
SP's play the "I'm a professional" game all the time. How would any of us like it if our doctor, therapist, lawyer, accountant or broker was as open as Jessica. We'd sue their asses off.
Did Jessica reveal any confidential info to the SO, or info of that nature
that she was not already aware of? She's already said that she didn't.
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