Hi Massagegirl,
A few things:
I pointed out your error, that is all.
I didn't use subterfuge on the chatline. I said that I was looking for a "generous guy for an intimate encounter," that sounds pretty clear to me without offending anyone in the process.
This is not a business for me. I am not a professional. Nor do I wish to be. Anyone who has talked to me knows that privacy and discretion are highly valued by me. To find out from Dante that BK put a detailed review about his meeting with me on a sex website after we had a long talk and discussed privacy and discretion was shocking and distressing. Having him tell me that it was important to him as well and then find out that he violated my privacy like that was a breach of trust and a really lousy thing to do to socomeone who trusted him and treated him well. I don't understand why you don't see that.
How are guys going to learn what is acceptable and what is not if they aren't told when they cross the line? Do you feel that the mature thing to do is to lie to a person's face and then go around and post everything they did on a sex website? That sounds like really pathetic behavior to me. But maybe I am showing my ignorance...again. I feel that you should treat people the way that you want to be treated - with honor, dignity and respect. I also believe that you teach people how to treat you. If you allow people to treat you like dirt without telling them that it isn't acceptable then not only will they continue but their behavior gets worse over time. How will they learn to do better and be better people and members of society if they aren't called on bad behavior? I don't know about you but I don't allow myself to be disrespected like that.
Obviously you don't value privacy and discretion for yourself or your clients or you won't argue with me that it is totally necessary after you both agree that discretion is a must.
Ok, AltJeff wasn't talking specifically about me when he made that "bad review" comment but he was talking to me when he said that permission wasn't needed for someone to do a review and I told him that it is the decent thing to do to ask the girl's permission first. Especially after you have both agreed that discretion and privacy are a must.
A few things:
I pointed out your error, that is all.
I didn't use subterfuge on the chatline. I said that I was looking for a "generous guy for an intimate encounter," that sounds pretty clear to me without offending anyone in the process.
This is not a business for me. I am not a professional. Nor do I wish to be. Anyone who has talked to me knows that privacy and discretion are highly valued by me. To find out from Dante that BK put a detailed review about his meeting with me on a sex website after we had a long talk and discussed privacy and discretion was shocking and distressing. Having him tell me that it was important to him as well and then find out that he violated my privacy like that was a breach of trust and a really lousy thing to do to socomeone who trusted him and treated him well. I don't understand why you don't see that.
How are guys going to learn what is acceptable and what is not if they aren't told when they cross the line? Do you feel that the mature thing to do is to lie to a person's face and then go around and post everything they did on a sex website? That sounds like really pathetic behavior to me. But maybe I am showing my ignorance...again. I feel that you should treat people the way that you want to be treated - with honor, dignity and respect. I also believe that you teach people how to treat you. If you allow people to treat you like dirt without telling them that it isn't acceptable then not only will they continue but their behavior gets worse over time. How will they learn to do better and be better people and members of society if they aren't called on bad behavior? I don't know about you but I don't allow myself to be disrespected like that.
Obviously you don't value privacy and discretion for yourself or your clients or you won't argue with me that it is totally necessary after you both agree that discretion is a must.
Ok, AltJeff wasn't talking specifically about me when he made that "bad review" comment but he was talking to me when he said that permission wasn't needed for someone to do a review and I told him that it is the decent thing to do to ask the girl's permission first. Especially after you have both agreed that discretion and privacy are a must.





