The art of the walk out

menno11 · #1 01-20-2017, 10:30 AM

In a previous thread "review of the reviewed" there was discussion on when a companions photos and details do not exactly match the real thing. Nikki K(I like her posts but have never met her in person) and some others mentioned about walk outs and not doing so just keeps those inaccurate companions in business.

A couple times I wished I had had the nerve to leave but stayed for a minimal visit. I would appreciate hearing some others advice on the "art of the walkout" based on whatever your reason was. Thank you.

Gettingon · #2 01-20-2017, 11:48 AM

Its my money.
If the lady is not up to my expectation I simply say that she was not who I expected to see. I once said that the SP was heavier/fuller than pictured in her ad and was told that I was older than she expected -- I guess I txt young /childishly.

I no longer comment on weight, but I usually ask if the lady describes herself as slender or curvy.

Gerald · #3 01-20-2017, 12:01 PM

I remember reading a review once, where the guy complained about the messy apartment, the flea bites on her legs, how unattractive she was and the poor service he got. His final statement was he should have left when he opened the door. lol
Now there is a good example of someone who should know how to walk out!

I know it's not a good feeling for the ladies when a client walks out, but it's better than staying with someone you don't want to be with and complaining about it later.

Be nice about it. This is her potential income. She may have been able to see someone else if you hadn't booked her so be sympathetic to that.
Maybe grab your phone and say "I'm very sorry, but I just got messaged by my boss (or wife) and have to leave".
Maybe say you'll have to rebook at a later date. A $20 walk out fee as compensation would be nice as well, but it's up to you.
She may still want hit you over the head with tire iron, but as long as you aren't insulting, it is your right to leave if you aren't comfortable.

Don't be a window shopper either. If your idea is to book and walk until you find the perfect girl, then that's just being a prick.
I've seen ladies who didn't present a good cover, but once I opened the book I got swept away into an amazing story. Give her the benefit of the doubt unless conditions are too extreme for you to stay.

Gettingon · #4 01-20-2017, 12:12 PM

I may have missed out on a few terrific SPs who were fuller than I like but I have stayed with some that I was hesitant with and then not been able to get hard enough to do the deed. Its all in my big head when the little head won't.

boomboom · #5 01-21-2017, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Gerald

I remember reading a review once, where the guy complained about the messy apartment, the flea bites on her legs, how unattractive she was and the poor service he got. His final statement was he should have left when he opened the door. lol
Now there is a good example of someone who should know how to walk out!

I know it's not a good feeling for the ladies when a client walks out, but it's better than staying with someone you don't want to be with and complaining about it later.

Be nice about it. This is her potential income. She may have been able to see someone else if you hadn't booked her so be sympathetic to that.
Maybe grab your phone and say "I'm very sorry, but I just got messaged by my boss (or wife) and have to leave".
Maybe say you'll have to rebook at a later date. A $20 walk out fee as compensation would be nice as well, but it's up to you.
She may still want hit you over the head with tire iron, but as long as you aren't insulting, it is your right to leave if you aren't comfortable.

Don't be a window shopper either. If your idea is to book and walk until you find the perfect girl, then that's just being a prick.
I've seen ladies who didn't present a good cover, but once I opened the book I got swept away into an amazing story. Give her the benefit of the doubt unless conditions are too extreme for you to stay.

well put Gerald

that's why I trust the SP who advt here.
very rarely do I wander & trust BP
I trust & use this board when in the London area & never been burnt by it.
Stood up yes, but never had the gut feeling when the door opened to turn around.

Heck look in the mirror, the SP might think that about some of us

Le_Slacker · #6 01-23-2017, 11:22 AM

I've only ever walked out on those whose pics were nowhere near a true reflection of who they actually are

I once stayed when visiting someone downtown who had been using very touched up pics and were many years ago, but thought i should stay because the reviews were good... my experience didn't match the review, and a lot of it had to do with the pictures not matching who opened the door...

so because of this experience, I walk out if the pic doesn't match.... and I always ask prior to coming about age of pics, etc... so basically, they have a chance to come clean before I get there, and decided to waste my time...

michaelz30 · #7 02-03-2017, 06:42 PM

Haven't been here for awhile. I have never walked out on a date. I will only book 15 min or hh if its a new SP or new BP ad and I always do my research whether London or Toronto. I'm there to have a good time and most SP's will accomodate. Besides, I dont last too long, so I'm in and out.