S9394 Beginner's Guide
Welcome to S9394! Whether you're completely new or just looking for a few tips, here are some basic guidelines to help you stay safe, protect your privacy, and have a better experience.
Protect Your Identity
1. Only Share What You're Comfortable Sharing
Remember that S9394 is a public forum. Anyone can read your posts, including shops, providers, and guests.Only share information you're comfortable making public.
2. Protect Your Privacy
Avoid posting details that could identify you, such as:- The exact time of your appointment
- Specific conversations or unique personal details
- Anything that could allow a shop or provider to figure out who you are
How to Have a Good Experience
1. Pay Before the Session Starts
If you're a first-time client, pay before the session begins. This is the standard practice at most shops.Even as a repeat client, paying first is still recommended. It avoids awkward situations where either party forgets at the end.
2. Don't Bring Too Much Cash
Bring the exact amount whenever possible, plus a little extra if you're considering optional services.Avoid carrying large amounts of cash in case you lose it or it gets stolen. Carrying only what you need is generally the safest approach.
3. Respect Boundaries
If a provider says "no", even politely or indirectly, respect her decision and move on.Mutual respect helps everyone have a better experience.
4. Never Secretly Record Anyone
Do not secretly record photos, videos, or audio during your visit.This can create serious legal and personal issues, and many shops have a zero-tolerance policy.
5. It's Okay to Walk Away
If the provider is significantly different from her advertisement or profile, it's okay to leave.However, do so before any service begins, and remain polite and respectful.
6. Keep the Conversation Light
Most providers are at work and prefer to keep conversations casual.Avoid asking overly personal questions such as:
- "Do you have a boyfriend?"
- "Why did you start doing this work?"
- "Why don't you find a better job?"
7. Don't Get Emotionally Attached
Remember this is a job for the providers, they are not here to find a boyfriend or personal partner.Please don't stalk, harass, or repeatedly contact someone after they've made it clear they're not interested.
8. Don't Cancel at the Last Minute
Avoid last-minute cancellations whenever possible. If you need to cancel, let the shop know as early as possible.Last-minute cancellations may result in a ban, as the provider has already reserved that time for you. If it's truly unavoidable, consider paying for the session as a courtesy to avoid being blacklisted.
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