The only time grammar is a red flag for me is when the SP is British and is pretending to be a High Class Courtesan. If they are ordinary, like me, or if they're foreign, I don't mind it as much.
Yes, that's when it's often at its most useful- as a BS detector.
"I'm often complemented on my attention to the small deatils..." was an example that I could swear I saw in such a case. It wasn't be a deal-breaker of itself, but it did beg the question 'why invite such an open goal; why not just get it right?'.
Of course we all know that poor grammar is no bar to giving a good sexual service, but I'm usually looking for someone who has the prospect of becoming a regular of sorts, whose companionship I'll be able to enjoy over many hours and subsequent visits; so if in all that time since they left school, they never noticed that saying or writing things like, for example,
'I would of...', or
'I done that...', just don't make any sense and are awful English in a way that even most 8 year olds instinctively know to avoid; I'm most likely going to think they're a bit thick and am not going to respect them - absent which, my reproductive tackle loses interest. Exceptions apply and are made, natch.
I have never understood why girls don't just send a postcode, surely its a basic bit of information, my standard response is....hi yes I'm available from *** to *** and my postcode is ABC ABC for reference, please let me know if you want to book etc
That way I'm not agreeing a booking I'm just giving them enough information to decide if they can get to me.
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Often the first thing I want to know before I put in a serious incall booking enquiry is
'Can i reach within 200-300 yards of her address conveniently on a grotty day, without having to order a cab?'. Everything else follows from there - but for reasons that are entirely unclear to me, a number of advertisers who've omitted clear location guidance, seem to think that to ask is evidence that enquiring punters are wasting their time. Au contraire! I'm trying to save it for us both.