Some things smokers should consider when visiting

[cristycurves]

I'm surprised by the number of men that still smoke, I'm also aware it's their choice. However there are many of us non-smokers who are turned off by the scent of cigarette smoke and who would love to get closer to you. If you're going to visit with someone and expect close intimacy, perhaps consider some of the following:
do not smoke before you go-easier said than done for some, but decide, what do you want more, kissing, closeness, great sex....or a cigarette?
where clothing that has been freshly laundered and NOT smoked in-again, you decide what do you prefer for that !/2hr, hour, 2 hrs, etc. A smoke or a close and intimate session?
shower well and wash your hair, smoke lingers most on your clothing and in your hair.
use mouth wash, liberally.
Again these pointers are just reminders to those who enjoy a smoke and who also want to be closely encountered:wink2:

 

[MisterAsianLover]

Good suggestions.

 

[Baz]

This may seem odd coming from myself but how does a pay for play provider deal with allergies. I know a few people who suffer peanut allergies. Do providers avoid eating nuts, shell fish etc...on working days. I can only imagine an anaphylactic shock occurring during a session.

 

[User-E]

If a client has a life threatening allergy, he'd most likely mention it when he books the appointment, then it'd be up to the lady to decide if she can comply.

I've made the sacrifice of living without cats for the last 10 years so clients with allergies can be comfortable in my home. Otherwise, I'd be a cat lady.

 

[papasmerf]

If a client has a life threatening allergy, he'd most likely mention it when he books the appointment, then it'd be up to the lady to decide if she can comply.

I've made the sacrifice of living without cats for the last 10 years so clients with allergies can be comfortable in my home. Otherwise, I'd be a cat lady.

As someone who is allergic to cats I thank you and wish more people would share your empathy for us.

 

[JessieJames]

Some allergies can be life threatening. I for one will not see a provider who has pets in the incall but that is by choice as the provider chooses to see clients that do not mind pets.

 

[cristycurves]

This may seem odd coming from myself but how does a pay for play provider deal with allergies. I know a few people who suffer peanut allergies. Do providers avoid eating nuts, shell fish etc...on working days. I can only imagine an anaphylactic shock occurring during a session.

Baz I only avoid eating nuts if they're very hairy, I prefer men to shave

 

[User-E]

I'm surprised by the number of men that still smoke, I'm also aware it's their choice. However there are many of us non-smokers who are turned off by the scent of cigarette smoke and who would love to get closer to you. If you're going to visit with someone and expect close intimacy, perhaps consider some of the following:
do not smoke before you go-easier said than done for some, but decide, what do you want more, kissing, closeness, great sex....or a cigarette?
where clothing that has been freshly laundered and NOT smoked in-again, you decide what do you prefer for that !/2hr, hour, 2 hrs, etc. A smoke or a close and intimate session?
shower well and wash your hair, smoke lingers most on your clothing and in your hair.
use mouth wash, liberally.
Again these pointers are just reminders to those who enjoy a smoke and who also want to be closely encountered:wink2:

Have you ever noticed the cigarette smell emitted by the groin area of men who smoke? I don't know if it's because they secrete the toxins heavily in their sweat there, or because they spend so much time with their hands down their pants touching themselves.

Hmmmmmm

 

[cristycurves]

@escape, can't say that I have, but I'm sure with heavy smokers it could be secreted. They could also be of pulling mr. wiggly a lot, lol.

 

[DigglerII]

You are asking smokers to be considerate :LMAO:

Will never happen.

 

[oldguyzer]

This may seem odd coming from myself but how does a pay for play provider deal with allergies. I know a few people who suffer peanut allergies. Do providers avoid eating nuts, shell fish etc...on working days. I can only imagine an anaphylactic shock occurring during a session.

That's why having a doctor as their client helps. I believe I should qualify for a greatly discounted rate for that reason alone :biggrin2:

 

[oldguyzer]

Some allergies can be life threatening. I for one will not see a provider who has pets in the incall but that is by choice as the provider chooses to see clients that do not mind pets.

Understood. I will not visit an SP or MPA who smokes or allows smoking in their place of business. I don't like the smell, regardless of any other consideration.

And while I'm a pet person, I also tend to avoid providers who insist on their toilet brush being in the room while they "work".