Hahaha. Drink lots of water throughout the day and go pee right before the session and you should be fine. But if you do need to pee, it’s ok to be human 💕And, there's nothing more romantic than interrupting a session because you have to pee!![]()
Hahaha. Drink lots of water throughout the day and go pee right before the session and you should be fine. But if you do need to pee, it’s ok to be human 💕And, there's nothing more romantic than interrupting a session because you have to pee!![]()
some people have a kink for that.And, there's nothing more romantic than interrupting a session because you have to pee!![]()
Or tap softly with the tip of your boot….like a real man.I might leave somebody in the hall forever if they knock gently. Don’t knock like a cop! But there’s usually music on so knock so somebody can hear you. Although my dog never misses a knock hahahaha
I agree totally. I am always slightly nervous in a nice, tingly way as I walk up to the door, that sense of arousal or anticipation is definitely part of the buzz.Some people think it’s nervousness when it’s just excitement & anticipation.
PuntMeister - I don't know what your day job is, but you should be either a therapist or a life coach! Let me know when you hang out your shingle!!You might try scentless antiperspirant vs. deodorant. Just a dab under each pit. Then Splash on a little baby powder with your hands, over the antiperspirant to help keep things dry.
On the trip over, play some calming music, take long slow breathes, smile at everyone elso on the road. Use positive mental imagery about the upcoming session. Think about rainbow unicorns playing in the clouds.
Embrace a little nervousness. Ask yourself why are you feeling nervous? Likely because you care, and want to make a good impression. That’s a good thing, right? If I am not a little bit nervous about a date, then I would be missing the magic about it. Happy anticipation. Enjoy it.
Then knock ever so gently on the door, smile, and enjoy your magic time together.
This is not true. It’s totally normal to feel nervous when you’re getting naked with a stranger for the first time. My experience is about 60% are a bit nervous to a lot nervous. I had a gentleman in his 70s shaking like a leaf. Although that person was a widow who had only been with his wife for 30 years. Nerves at any age is 100% normal. Some people might be better at hiding it than others. But it’s most definitely not an age thing.Meh. You all must be incredibly young, say no later than in your 30 years old? My take is that unless you're heading to an orgy, in a shady place, or you're with your buddy having a cuckhold, it seems only the young guys get the nerves. Then again, most guys, with few exceptions have pre-existing mental health issues and are seeing an escort as a form of "therapy". Hell, most guys have mental health issues even if they don't see an escort, lol.
If you arent feeling the rush anymore than it may be you that need to consider therapy.Meh. You all must be incredibly young, say no later than in your 30 years old? My take is that unless you're heading to an orgy, in a shady place, or you're with your buddy having a cuckhold, it seems only the young guys get the nerves. Then again, most guys, with few exceptions have pre-existing mental health issues and are seeing an escort as a form of "therapy". Hell, most guys have mental health issues even if they don't see an escort, lol.
Thank you for proving my point, Doctor Doogie! Funny how you're twisting things to justify your jitters. I never said anything about a rush. But hey, carry on like the Lounge on perb is some kind of Reddit sub.If you arent feeling the rush anymore than it may be you that need to consider therapy.
Im in my mid 30s and i get jitters every time i go. My life experience has taught me however, to embrace the anticipation, rather than to see it as a bad thing.
You make statements like that and turn around and call me a doctor. You're a funny dude.Then again, most guys, with few exceptions have pre-existing mental health issues and are seeing an escort as a form of "therapy". Hell, most guys have mental health issues even if they don't see an escort, lol.
Reminds me of the famous Bob Dylan song!!I might leave somebody in the hall forever if they knock gently. Don’t knock like a cop! But there’s usually music on so knock so somebody can hear you. Although my dog never misses a knock hahahaha
Why are you picking on and judging fellow pooners but ignoring what I said that disproves what you said. I think I would know better than you about how often people of all ages are nervous.Thank you for proving my point, Doctor Doogie! Funny how you're twisting things to justify your jitters. I never said anything about a rush. But hey, carry on like the Lounge on perb is some kind of Reddit sub.
Reminds me of the famous Bob Dylan song!!
Why thank you for the compliment there FMR. Good to hear some +ve karma on the board.PuntMeister - I don't know what your day job is, but you should be either a therapist or a life coach! Let me know when you hang out your shingle!!
I'm not sure about "most"; maybe "some" or "few" if you're more pessimistic. I think most SPs see us as a walking bag of money and they go through the motions like any other job so there is no emotion or human element unless you're a total asshole of a client.I think your nervousness is endearing and I take it as a compliment. It means you’re excited to see me and maybe you think I’m pretty. Your awkwardness is cute too.
Don’t worry about what we think. I can’t speak for everybody of course but I would think most pros in this business are totally ok with your humanness
As oppose to what though? This is a business and theyre providers for a service. Every provider of any service will see their client as revenue. What differentiate them from similar providers is how they render that service.I think most SPs see us as a walking bag of money and they go through the motions like any other job
In the above scenario, she is still not caring if he’s nervous or not. Even if she’s just about the money, she still doesn’t judge his nervousness.I'm not sure about "most"; maybe "some" or "few" if you're more pessimistic. I think most SPs see us as a walking bag of money and they go through the motions like any other job so there is no emotion or human element unless you're a total asshole of a client.






