Smashed it with this post, after shifting through the pettiness this for me is what it comes down to, especially the bolded.
I’m glad someone understood what I was actually trying to say. My previous comment seems to have been interpreted as racist by some, which was never my intention. It would be rather ironic for a brown-skinned Latina to be seen that way.
As an SP, I obviously can’t speak for everyone, but I do know quite a few girls in the industry and I know the sort of things that get discussed on our side. There are always “myths” and stories passed around between SPs about certain clients, practices and experiences.
Before coming to London, for example, I genuinely thought it would be one of the most dangerous places in the world to work, based on stories and experiences I’d heard from girls I knew. With time and experience, you learn to make up your own mind and understand that everyone is an individual.
The same goes for refusals. Of course prejudice can exist, but sometimes a refusal simply comes down to personal preferences or boundaries. I don’t think every refusal should automatically be interpreted in the same way, or mean that a Black man can’t enjoy this hobby like anyone else.
This hobby is expensive in more ways than one. It takes money, time, research, flexibility and sometimes travelling. I think it’s much simpler for a punter to know beforehand that a particular SP isn’t interested than to waste his time and money on an experience that isn’t right for either of them.
And that’s actually one of the things I find most interesting about this world: we can be frank about what we want and what we’re comfortable with. After all, on a normal date you can hardly introduce yourself with: “Hi, nice to meet you… I’ve got 22cm, do you do deep throat?”
