Meeting an escort out and about

[monty69]

Fortunately for me this has never happened. I would only acknowledge someone like that if a.) she was on her own and b.) if I was on my own. If she made the first move, then I might hang about for a chat if that was what she wanted but otherwise, if I did say anything, it would be a simple hi and carry on.

Mind you, the likelihood of it happening near home is very unlikely as I dont play on my doorstep.

[curvy crumpet]

I prefer not to acknowledge or to be acknowledged, 4 years ago i was on a date and a client was sitting behind us very inebriated and kept on calling me by my working name. I ignored it as much as i possibly could.

[tinkerbell]

oh my god curvy what a bloody idiot!

[Freddo]

Never get recognised dress and wear hair dif ,plus do not see locals.

Do you live near a holiday resort?

Thats a really good one Kate


Acknowledge if they want to be acknowledged or ignore if they show no interest

[Nick Meanswell]

I had a session with a girl in Glasgow, on my last stint in Scotland, and afterwards I went into the local Tesco Metro to get a snack to eat, and she turned up in there, and acknowledged me in a very friendly fashion. I don't think I had formulated an opinion on the protocol. I guess I thought it would be just like if I ran into one of my clients, I would just be my normal friendly self, after all no one around is going to know how you know each other.

In point of fact I did run into one of my clients at St Pancras, he came up to me and said "Hello Nick, how are you?" - trouble is I didn't have the foggiest idea who he was - I'd only spent three hours with the bloke the previous week. I couldn't even claim the likely occupational excuse on here of "I didn't recognise you with your clothes on" because we were fully clothed at the previous meeting. In my defence he was wearing glasses, which he wasn't when we met previously.

[MrSmith767]

Not happened to me yet, but I would obviously do the sensible thing and not draw attention to the situation, but have a good laugh about it with the lady at our next meeting.

[lucy7]

I was out on a wine dine and sixty nine meeting the other night with a regular gentleman friend of mine.
I met the guy at a bar at the top of a well known hotel in Leeds.
Looking across the bar I saw a very well known punter from my area.
We just smiled at each other.
It has been 17 months since I last saw him, some face you do not forget though!

Lucy

[Nick Meanswell]

I like the sound of wine, dine and sixty-nine, definitely sounds like my cup of tea! Just wish I got more jobs in Leeds!

[lucy7]

I like the sound of wine, dine and sixty-nine, definitely sounds like my cup of tea! Just wish I got more jobs in Leeds!

Tea and biscuits is good too!
Wine dine and sixty nine is a little term I coined for those type of meetings that I do a year or so ago now.
I like that way of describing them.

The bloke who spotted me out has messaged me to ask if next time I am out with a client will I tell him where and when as he found it arousing to watch me with someone.

He is a kinky old soul.
I did say no for the sake of discretion of who ever I may be with, but it did sound quite a fruity idea!

Lucy

[Nick Meanswell]

Plain chocolate digestives I hope!
Better still plain chocolate fingers, which used to only appear at Christmas, but are now available all year round.
I go through those a packet at a time!

I have to say though it was the sixty-nine bit that caught my attention!!