Random question: Is it socially acceptable to ask a SP to put their phone 'away' until the end of the session? This is a bit annoying for me as I hate distractions (but I am trying not to seem rude either). Thoughts? 
Probably one of my biggest complaints is the phone issue.Random question: Is it socially acceptable to ask a SP to put their phone 'away' until the end of the session? This is a bit annoying for me as I hate distractions (but I am trying not to seem rude either). Thoughts?![]()
Yeah - there's way too much going on with the cell, and I understand that they can make sounds during the session, it drives me nuts when a SP seems to be tinkering with it close to the end. Sometimes there is a bit more time for some more fun, but lately it seems to be more of a frequent distraction. Maybe I should just ask to keep it on silent when the session begins - I don't know - it just can come across as condescending.I believe what Girth means by 'away' is to stop checking it, responding to texts, answering calls, etc. Many reviews have contained remarks about SP's responding to texts or taking calls during session; I remember one where it was done while riding cowgirl. Personally, I believe the above to be not only socially unacceptable but a bad business practice. It might influence whether I considered seeing that person.
My phone is on silent during a session but my favourites family & close friends) are on 'do not disturb'. This feature, will activate the ringer after repeated attempts to reach me in a short period of time, ie an emergency.
Brenten
Hahaha - yeah. I guess I'm old school. I hate my phone going off on a date let alone during a session. I'm not a 'techie' to begin with, so maybe it's just the fiddling that bugs me.First person to pick up their cell during a session pays for the appointment.
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Love itFirst person to pick up their cell during a session pays for the appointment.
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I guess we have become conditioned in that sense, maybe I had this false idea that if a client was maybe a little more selfless during a session, that the SP would react accordingly and not focus her attention elsewhere.






