I know ladies that won't see East Indian MenDo any of you who are asian run into any problem or mis-treatment with non-asian SP? or they are not as into it because of your racial background?
Just wondering if there is a race preference or does most SP can care less as long as they get paid?
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so safe to say no horror stories for being Chinese then?I know ladies that won't see East Indian Men
Not that I have heard so far.so safe to say no horror stories for being Chinese then?
That'd be quite awkward, you show up and it's your cousin.. or even worse your sister or daughter.I've heard of a few Asian ladies that won't see Asian clients in case they would have a relative show up as a customer, but I have to admit I think it seems to be more of an issue in Toronto than out west.
No, the worst would be Mom or GrandmaThat'd be quite awkward, you show up and it's your cousin.. or even worse your sister or daughter.
I think daughter is the most awkward still, but mom and sister are close second, and grandma is just sick.No, the worst would be Mom or Grandma![]()
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I'm on this side of the fence, unless they are Canadian born and raised. With no accent from EI I have never turned them away but with one, I seem to always be busy. EI gents are EXACTLY as others discribe, not so clean, abusive, hard to communicate with, and fuss over donation.I've known quite a few SPs who refuse to see Middle Easterners and East Indians because they supposedly have a tendency to haggle over price and be abusive. I don't believe that attitude is limited within race lines.
Depends on the SP, but a lot of SPs treat you extra well if you tell them it's your first time.. but someone please correct me if I'm wrong..this may be off topic, since im new to this just wondering who drives the experience? The SPs or the client?
would shyness be a turn off for SPs?
My last question before moving forward to my first experience![]()
thanks for all your help and opinions by the way.
Not from what I have experienced.this may be off topic, since im new to this just wondering who drives the experience? The SPs or the client?
would shyness be a turn off for SPs?
My last question before moving forward to my first experience![]()
thanks for all your help and opinions by the way.
so if you are shy and you happen to meet a non-aggressive SP, then two people would just stare at each other and chat for the entire duration? or is the general rule of thumb be, if you dont ask, you dont get kinda approach.Not from what I have experienced.
What you will need is a more agressive SP, one who can take charge of the situation and make the suggestions that you are likely to want but to shy to suggest
I have found that the more open/aggressive an SP was the better the experience. It tends to be a little more akward with a non aggressive SP.so if you are shy and you happen to meet a non-aggressive SP, then two people would just stare at each other and chat for the entire duration? or is the general rule of thumb be, if you dont ask, you dont get kinda approach.
Or if I put it in a different word, does most SP assume what most client want (standard menu), I mean is there ever that chance that if the SP finds out your a newbie she would take advantage of it by holding back or not suggesting anything extracurricular






