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Hotel or WG place
Posted: 2021-05-21 07:05:41
Hi purple peeps
How do you find a wg's performance at there venue vs s hotel or your home.
Personally I have had amazing sessions at hotel and my own home vs their own premises.
Maybe wg's get tired of the same old environments?
How do you find a wg's performance at there venue vs s hotel or your home.
Personally I have had amazing sessions at hotel and my own home vs their own premises.
Maybe wg's get tired of the same old environments?
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Re: Hotel or WG place
Posted: 2021-05-21 07:36:14
Eish, I've gotten in trouble for bringing non-wgs home so often. Apparently, to a woman it means we're in a relationship now and she can start planning the wedding if she comes home and we fuck. I can't imagine why it would be any different to a wg, lol
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Re: Hotel or WG place
Posted: 2021-05-21 07:45:50
When the lady is in her own space, she is relaxed and in control.
So in this case, performance from her side is usually in tune with her comfort level. It's the client that is usually more nervous, if he is in new surroundings.
The same for a client in his hotel room, he is in control and the lady is out of her comfort zone.
This is usually the case for first time visits...repeats in any place are more relaxed.
At my home...no ways!!!
So in this case, performance from her side is usually in tune with her comfort level. It's the client that is usually more nervous, if he is in new surroundings.
The same for a client in his hotel room, he is in control and the lady is out of her comfort zone.
This is usually the case for first time visits...repeats in any place are more relaxed.
At my home...no ways!!!
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