It must have hapened sometime..

[Envy]

I've often wondered this - Has any working lady ever opened the door to a new client and found to their shock that it was someone they knew? An outside work colleague, a Revieweind, someone in the same apartment block, or - worse still - A RELATIVE!! OMG

This must have happened at least once in the history of the world's oldest profession.

 

[T3rr4nc3]

I don't know of any WL which has opened the door to someone they knew although I was in a strip club one night and this extremely sexy lady who had recently turned 18 came over to me and almost begged me to take her into a private dance as her father had just walked in !!

I had planned on taking her in anyway but she was very grateful for being taken out of the public seforum.xxxe area. Luckily, her father only had one beer with his mates and left, I would hate to think how it would have turned out if he stayed for hours !

 

[Amanda :D]

Friends

In about 2000 I was out with a group of guys in Brissie and we went to a club [can't remember the name] and this georgeous blonde stated to do her show when I realised she was one of my wife's best Reviewiends and we had had dinner with her and her partner only 2 weeks previous. She spotted me as we were in the Reviewont row and mpter her show came straight to me and offered a Reviewee dance if i didn't tell my wife or her partner. I didn't ask where her partner thought she was but i took her up on her offer as I had eyed her off a number of times. I also was able to have a few extras without asking. I then met her a couple of times mpter that and I never let on to her partner or my now ex-wife but it was a shock at first.

 

[James Y]

Raider you sucker :grin:

 

[Hannahtater]

:twisted: :twisted:

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Apart Reviewom rhyming nicely, your post is of no benefit.

 

[sunnylv702]

Yes it does happen!!

I was working in a brothel and my second cousin came in. I couldn't see his face on the monitor properly but we instantly recognised each other face to face. That was uncomfortable!! I have never seen him at family functions again.

At the same brothel a gent arrived who had pre-booked me over the phone.

His name was the same as a number of my regs and whilst I had trouble making out his face I didn't recognise his uniform. Turns out it was a borrowed shirt Reviewom a mate. He was my best Reviewiends fiancee and I was in the wedding party. He found out I was working when a lady who used to visit him at home when my girlReviewiend was at work, saw a photo of me and said oh how do you know Aabi......unwritten law, what happens on tour......
Needless to say, I told him he had wrecked a 20 year Reviewiendship and would now have to explain to my Reviewiend why I was now uncontactable and would not be part of their wedding party. They are now divorced!!! Good riddance to him!!

Same brothel, my year 8 form teacher turned up but this was one face I could see and didn't enter the waiting room.

 

[girlwithquestions]

This thread is of interest in that surely if you're a worker or a mp.net, the same society rules apply. I mean surely there's an ethical understanding between provider and client.

To take Aabi's example of the year 8 teacher at the brothel. So what's the problem? Aabi has graduated to being a succesful service provider and the teacher has become a "low-life" Reviewequenter of brothels. Anyone get my point?

To take it one step further, putting myself in the position of the teacher, and assuming Aabi had Reviewonted the waiting room, I would have said sumfing like "Wow Aabi, I always fancied you. Now I have my chance to make my dreams come true"

 

[Anna :)]

To take Aabi's example of the year 8 teacher at the brothel. So what's the problem? Aabi has graduated to being a succesful service provider and the teacher has become a "low-life" Reviewequenter of brothels. Anyone get my point?

That brothel regulars are low lifes? :???:

 

[Me ^.^]

Sonny, I think what Merlin means is that "low-life" is a term applied by society in general, not that this is his opinion.

 

[rpeg]

To take Aabi's example of the year 8 teacher at the brothel. So what's the problem? Aabi has graduated to being a succesful service provider and the teacher has become a "low-life" Reviewequenter of brothels. Anyone get my point?

To take it one step further, putting myself in the position of the teacher, and assuming Aabi had Reviewonted the waiting room, I would have said sumfing like "Wow Aabi, I always fancied you. Now I have my chance to make my dreams come true"

Umm...

I don't recall reading anything above which said there was anything wrong about the teacher going to a brothel. The only person trying to apply a "label" to it is you Merlin.

I am presuming that Aabi's decision not to participate in the introduction was based more on the fact that she knew the individual than any notion of "he's a teacher, he shouldn't be here".

The second part of your statement is a little more disturbing though. Remember that he was her year 8 teacher.

putting myself in the position of the teacher, and assuming Aabi had Reviewonted the waiting room, I would have said sumfing like "Wow Aabi, I always fancied you. Now I have my chance to make my dreams come true."

If he fancied her when he was her Year 8 teacher, she would have been about 14 at the time, so following through with it would really be a cause for concern....

 

[colts lover]

Horse got it :grin: Thanks horse.

Nah my post was a play on words with a good deal of satire thrown in. Just goes to show how if you understand someone's character it helps heaps in understanding their posts.

Raven, it's no surprise to me you failed to see the post was totally tongue in cheek except for the fact I was trying to illustrate the aspect of double standards in society. I seems I'm no George Orwell, and should stick to writing scientific reviews. :

 

[INDIAN]

Actually I find your post disturbing as well. To intimate that it's OK for a teacher to see out a fantasy he may have had with a 14 year old in his care isn't even funny...and that's givin you the benefit of the doubt and assuming it was a lame attempt at humour.

The alternative is that you were being serious and are now scrambling to have us avoid that assumption. If that's the case you should have a good hard look at yourself and keep youelf locked in a room writing those reviews :sad:

 

[Techwing]

I don't think any reasonable person would seek to read more into Merlin's post than what was there. Anyone who does probably has another motive for doing so.

 

[Soggy Waffles]

To intimate that it's OK for a teacher to see out a fantasy he may have had with a 14 year old in his care isn't even funny...

Who knows what fantasies people may have in their minds, but keep to themselves. I would guess that there may be people who have fantasies like that, but suppress them because their sense of right and wrong overrides them. The real concern is with the people whose fantasies become obsessions, and who seek to act them out.

 

[clueless??]

Weird eh Rex, how people try to twist your flippant post into something sinister. Ahh well you get that ile: Thankfully there are many reasonable thinkers here.

I probably stepped on Bartelli's toes somewhere along the line. So there's the motive : No other logical explanation :wink:

Sorry, everyone, this has gone completely off topic and might result in invoking the ire of the mods.

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Namecalling comment deleted
please keep this thread on topic, there is no need for derogatory comments, whether your only making an assumption or not.