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So the question is "do providers not like it when you drink before a session? "
So yesterday I was in the mood for drinking, which I did promptly after work. I had two shots of whiskey. Then I realized I was also in the mood for sex, so I called a Chinese escort that works out of a hotel not too far from the bar.
All in all it was a good session. Probably the best FS I could have expected for the grand total of $100. But the provider immediately took notice that I had been drinking when we got to the bed. She asked me if I was drinking and driving (so what if I was?). When I assured her I hadn't, we proceeded to get it on. Later though, at least two more times, she mentioned my drinking, possibly as reasons I was lasting longer than expected (read: longer than she wanted me to). Almost sounded like mild complaining or a lecture. To me that was unexpected. I've never had a provider tell me that and I actually finished sooner this time than usual (she was actually hot, very skilled and spoke better English than most).
I'll make it clear that I was in no way drunk. But do providers not like it if you drink? Of course despite the mints I'm sure my breath smelled of booze but somehow it just really seemed out of proportion.
So yesterday I was in the mood for drinking, which I did promptly after work. I had two shots of whiskey. Then I realized I was also in the mood for sex, so I called a Chinese escort that works out of a hotel not too far from the bar.
All in all it was a good session. Probably the best FS I could have expected for the grand total of $100. But the provider immediately took notice that I had been drinking when we got to the bed. She asked me if I was drinking and driving (so what if I was?). When I assured her I hadn't, we proceeded to get it on. Later though, at least two more times, she mentioned my drinking, possibly as reasons I was lasting longer than expected (read: longer than she wanted me to). Almost sounded like mild complaining or a lecture. To me that was unexpected. I've never had a provider tell me that and I actually finished sooner this time than usual (she was actually hot, very skilled and spoke better English than most).
I'll make it clear that I was in no way drunk. But do providers not like it if you drink? Of course despite the mints I'm sure my breath smelled of booze but somehow it just really seemed out of proportion.