Is Paddies weekend busy for escorts?

[AverageDublinPunter]

I wouldn't know as I'll be pissed as a fart

I didn't realise farts consumed alcoholic beverages. Thanks for the tip. Is that why they smell? The yeast like.

[MassiveFerguson]

I am a tractor driving culchie.
I don't trust Jackeens.

[Punter08]

Thanks for your honesty. You can obviously rely on punters to give a straight answer as guys have said they wont be punting. Pity the service providers cant be as honest. I'm thinking of bringing my punting day forward to Tuesday now.

Yeah its one of the only times of the year i do drink. I usually start of with a big fry up then head into town.

[ladyluck1234]

The reality is some lucky lady is getting a booking of me next week and it's going to be Wednesday to give them all time to rest and recuperate after the busy weekend.

Can you really not see how you are coming across? I'd be worried what you are planning that they'll need that much rest? ����

[gonzo76]

It was a bit rubbish for me to just give a one line response to this without explaining the perspective. I'll give the benefit of the doubt that things can be misconstrued by words on a screen.
I think your question comes across as though we just work ourselves to tiredness or a point that we're not present in our own bodies. A view that society, the media etc takes to dehumanise us. And implying that we somehow make ourselves into machines who's batteries wear out. Myself and others in the industry, if we felt ourselves tired or anything we wouldn't be working. Any other civvie job, such as taxi driving, we may work beyond tiredness to get paid, then chill. But this isn't like that. We give more of ourselves and therefore have to take care of ourselves in different ways.
I think the way you worded this was the problem. At odds with societies view, we have a lot of respect for ourselves and the service we provide. Wondering if we would be 'exhausted' too much to give a decent service makes us sound like objects rather than human beings. You have to understand, if service providers get touchy, that this view is a battle we're fighting constantly.

For the record, I don't think racehorses should be treated that way either.

I don't think you needed to elaborate, though this was a typically eloquent and thorough post.

[gonzo76]

I'm not fit enough to do that but I get where this is going. Escorts are not allowed to be tired or human they are just to be looked on as robots. I refuse to take that stance I care about the escorts welfare I wont ne one of those bad guys. The reality is some lucky lady is getting a booking of me next week and it's going to be Wednesday to give them all time to rest and recuperate after the busy weekend.

If you can't figure out why you have the red bars by now, prepare to get more.

[Mrtickles]

Racey.....ahh memories

[RickyBobby]

Racey.....ahh memories

I guess some girls do!...…...and some girls don't!

[AverageDublinPunter]

It was a bit rubbish for me to just give a one line response to this without explaining the perspective. I'll give the benefit of the doubt that things can be misconstrued by words on a screen.
I think your question comes across as though we just work ourselves to tiredness or a point that we're not present in our own bodies. A view that society, the media etc takes to dehumanise us. And implying that we somehow make ourselves into machines who's batteries wear out. Myself and others in the industry, if we felt ourselves tired or anything we wouldn't be working. Any other civvie job, such as taxi driving, we may work beyond tiredness to get paid, then chill. But this isn't like that. We give more of ourselves and therefore have to take care of ourselves in different ways.
I think the way you worded this was the problem. At odds with societies view, we have a lot of respect for ourselves and the service we provide. Wondering if we would be 'exhausted' too much to give a decent service makes us sound like objects rather than human beings. You have to understand, if service providers get touchy, that this view is a battle we're fighting constantly.

For the record, I don't think racehorses should be treated that way either.

I thought I was being respectful but understand your point completely. Thank you for taking the time to explain why people have obviously took offence to my post. I respect your view that girls don't work to exhaustion but wonder if it's just a handful of girls like yourself that's like that or if it's the norm. I'm not a bad guy even if I came across as one here and for that I am truly sorry.

[AverageDublinPunter]

Don't mind him, he's trolling, getting paid or reverse white-knighting (white-knighting via reverse psychology.) These guys don't even believe their own shirt.

What is the saying "believe their own shirt" I have not come across it before it sounds a bit like "cut your cloth to fit" or one of them. I don't know what white lightning or reverse white lightning is but it sounds cool. And unfortunately I am not getting paid.