Who should clock watch?
- Thread starter BC_Boy
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Its the SP who is charging for her time. If the client stays beyond the time contracted for she's the one losing money.
but I also say that the client has some responsibility in keeping track of time as the SP doesn't want to suddenly say "...OK, time to go, you're hours up" I think if the client's also watching the clock he may not make mention of it, but I don't think he should try and take more time than the hour paid for. it's a matter of consideration on the client's part.
Oh wow, and not a cut but I am impressed with these answers and comments already. Yes it is a matter of consideration on both client and sp's part, and by no means should the client take advantage of the overtime of initial time of session that has been given, unless the 2 are having a wonderful time and it doesn't bother either if a few minutes passes. 
It's the woman's responsibility to manage her time responsibly.
It's the john's responsibility to maximize his pleasure. If he manages to give the woman enough pleasure as well that she decides to throw the clock away, that's good for the john.
It's the john's responsibility to maximize his pleasure. If he manages to give the woman enough pleasure as well that she decides to throw the clock away, that's good for the john.
My indulgence in this hobby is limited to erotic massage. I go to relax, and when I'm on the table my mind is on standby. I don't want to be watching a clock. The masseuse is very much in control of the session, and I expect her to mind the time. I take no offense when she lets me know the time is up.
I suppose that in other, more interactive types of sessions, the guy probably has more influence on the timing of things and more shared responsibility for keeping to the agreed-upon time.
I suppose that in other, more interactive types of sessions, the guy probably has more influence on the timing of things and more shared responsibility for keeping to the agreed-upon time.
Both. It's rude to disrespect schedules... don't show up to a session late, don't overstay your welcome, and don't try run out before the session is up.BC_Boy said:
If it turns out that both of you are in no hurry, and you're getting along very well, and neither of you wants to leave, then by all means stay. But that has to be mutual.
pooner144 said:
I totally agree with you.... in the days when I was a free wheeling active pooner with no guilt whatsoever, I had my eye on my watch too. It didn't detract from me having fun, and besides, I could then pace myself adequately and I never got into shit from SPs for going over time. In fact, they were a bit nicer to me once they realised I was considerate of their time.
Exactly. I once got preoccupied with watching the clock as I did not want to over stay my time. When the sp realized that she promptly told me not to worry about it as it is her responsibility not mine to let me know when time was up. No, she was not a clock watcher but was able to manage her time in sessions very well and subtlely let me know when it was time to go. It kind of takes a way from a session for one to be constantly looking up at the clock to make sure of the time.Big Trapper said:
