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    Your best friend doesnt know your real name?
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    Totally agree with your bottom line, clients who don’t mind screening and those that do. The companions that don’t require it could likely someday want to know who they’re dealing with in case they needed recourse for some reason or another. I will continue to imply the non screeners are wrong though, and they should be pushed back against. Msmanda raised raised great points on the first page, the situation about not being able to identify the guy with all the aliases. I’m glad nobody was physically harmed but same thing could happen with someone spreading more than fake reviews (disease or violence) and it would make it more difficult to track down an anonymous random. Pamela raised good points about new girls entering the industry and feeling pressured to adopt unsafe practices because they fear having too many boundaries becomes a”turn off” so the end up doing things they may end up doing things they don’t want. I would have quoted them but don’t know how to do more than 1 quote. So yeah I feel it’s more than an opinion that screening is the “ right” way and the non screeners are “wrong”, for safety issues. I also agree that you’re correct, their will always be both clients and sp’s that screen and don’t. I accept it but don’t love it. I will continue to enjoy the hobby and I do accept that others will too on their own terms but I’ll give a little push back, from time to time, applaud the others for doing the same even if the argument does get tiring.
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