>Have you ever been in relationship (non hobby or pre hobby)
>with a woman with another lover or husband?I have to say no. Usually I walk after finding out there is a 3rd party before of after I arrived, particularly if the woman is still with said 3rd party and may have no intention of separating.
>This would be much harder to deal with in terms of love and
>attention division issues. Women didn't constantly
>complained about her SO or hinted our relationship will
>become monogamous one. It went on as is.
>I also had other casual lovers and openly discussed about
>them with her. She didn't show jealousy or insecurity. But
>when I left the country with another woman, it was hard on her.
Perhaps she was just hiding her feelings, but I think it's the fact that you left permanently that left her feeling hurt.
>To love someone deeply despite their sexual relationship
>with others is perhaps one of the biggest challenge for any
>loving soul. But if you could conquer jealousy, then you
>will come out as a rare winner and a liberator of your own
>limitations.
I agree. If I were to start a relationship with a provider while she is working, it would be by far the most emotionally challenging situation I have ever faced in my life.
>Do study carefully what providing really is. It is a
>simulation and enhancement of clients desire. Also the
>responsibility for management of time and session is on
>providers. Of-course any good provider would immerse self in
>the moment and good at enjoying the sensations that are
>available. ( thats is also part of the service BTW) But I
>know they are always in charge of the scene... like a
>director actress and stage hand all at the same time. She
>may also meet good clients for drinks or food after... This
>often upsets SOs. But if you think carefully, it is a good
>sign that she is working with safe and trustworthy client
>who view her as a person and are respectful....
>but they are CLIENTS.
That is something I think is the root of the problem of having a relationship with a provider. I was a CLIENT meeting her for food and drinks, then that eventually morphed into something serious. So how do I tell what's a business meeting and what's a date?
>If you are provider's beau, you may attract some strange
>attention from other providers or clients, some woman may
>approach you and offer freebies just to spread ugly gossip
>about you and your provider GF. It is best to keep your
>relationship and private lives away and secret from RB at
>that point.
I guess that's potentially another point of friction - the relationship has to be secret (from RB and potentially many others because I don't want my friends to become her clients - I guess they're really friends, huh?). And I do believe the relationship has to be in order to avoid further entanglement as you've said.
>Also don't assume you can hobby after your relationship is
>established. She may want you for herself only. Plus she
In some ways, I don't believe that is fair, unless somehow you can distinguish between business sex and recreational sex. It's all sex no matter how you look at it. I suppose this may imply that the relationship needs to be an open relationship, where we both are fully aware and condone the sex that we are having with other people.
>will no longer be smiling, always horny provider, she may
>not want sex after long day of work and she may not look all
>made up and pretty like you used to know her. In short she
>will be your girl friend, wife or so just like any woman who
>loves you.
I guess I am still struggling to understand what exactly can be used as a criteria to judge whether she (the provider) loves me and cares for me, and no other. Obviously, it is not fidelity. Then what? Can someone explain it to me?