- PERB is just a site, and we are the one's who make it or break it for what it is everyday single day. Our words can make this place inviting or it can make it the most hostile place on earth depending who is visiting.
- A great many of SP's in Edmonton are just not comfortable at all in any way visiting this site. They are afraid to be attacked and have their trade ruined. The mere mention of the word PERB can be equal to a violent slap in the face to some SP's.
- Some phenomenal girls just refuse to participate on PERB in any shape or form. These SP's are some of the cities finest girls and would have a great deal to contribute on the site. I doubt we can even imagine vast amounts of valuable information these girls have that we never get to hear.
- When you have people personally attacking one another, bashing SP's, posting false reviews and being just plain nasty, then we create an environment we have where maybe no SP's will want to come at all and new members are afraid to join or post reviews.
- Even the SP's who do participate now are cautious and very suspicious of the guys on this site. Can you blame them.
- You might find out a lot from a PM's with SP's that can save you time with the third degree questions in a session, if she has a shift change that week, if you want to bring her flowers, what colors she likes, what she expects from you in a session, what turns her on, you can test the waters for chemistry, find out a something you never knew about her, and so on. All this requires trust and respect from the SP.
- Our attitudes can come with a very high price tag. We loose a lot more than we gain when we behave the way we do sometimes.
- This would not be the situation If we showed more respect and policed ourselves better, since we are all individually responsible. Yes we do have the right to free speech no matter how unpopular an idea is but that freedom should never negate our responsibility to respect other people. Maybe the NRA will learn this some day too, but rights cannot exist without responsible citizens who respects the rights of others.
Now here's a few questions to start this thread.
SP's
How do some of the SP's think of how they are treated on PERB? What would they like to see change?
Clients
Who thinks we are scaring away a lot of SP's from participating on PERB with our bad attitudes and I am picking on no one specifically? What can we do to change this?





