So, what would you do if you found out your favourite SP had an SO. Does it matter? Does it matter if he knows or not. Any ideas or interest in this matter?
Well said Alex ... best description I've read in a long time.~Alexandria~ said:oh who cares..
it's not like you're payin her for a commited relationship, you're paying her to entertain you, then leave. Sometimes it's best not to try to get into our heads...trust me on that one PMaster.
Traveller69, what a very succinct delivery in explaining your approach to this hobby. Well said.Traveller69 said:Here's a different angle on this. Let's compare the "SP - Client" relationship with a "Doctor - Patient" relationship.
I'm thinking of this because I went to a doctor a few years ago, and she happened to be a very attractive young female doctor. Of course as soon as I saw her, I had all sorts of sexual fantasies running through my head.
I went to the doctors office and saw her for a 1/2 hour. We went into the room, she closed the door, after some talking, I had to drop my pants for a closer examination. I got dressed, we talked some more, and I paid the fee on the way out.
I did not ask the doctor if she had an SO or was married, as it was completely irrelevant to why I was there. I went to the doctor for a medical reason, got the service, paid for it, end of story.
If I ran into her on the street, I would expect that she would not walk up and ask "Has that rash cleared up?". Doctor-Patient confidentiality means that she would be discreet. What happens between a doctor and patient in her office stays between the doctor and patient.
I believe all of this applies to a SP - Client relationship. You pay for a service over a set amount of time. What the SP or client does outside of this "service time" is irrelevant unless it directly affects the health, safety, or quality of the service.