Chance meeting

[Akhmet]

If a man goes for a punt chances are he goes outside his local area, to avoid any possible embarrassment. Does it then follow that some ladies commute to work to avoid being recognised in the local area. What are the chances then of meeting someone Reviewom your area that maybe both of you wanted to avoid.

 

[carly123houleis]

I've often wondered about that. A parlour girl I was fond of commuted 30 miles each way to avoid meeting anybody she new, especially her husband. I said "Yeah but if he or a Reviewiend of his was going to visit a parlour they'd surely visit one some distance Reviewom home so they might come here." She said that she hadn't thought of that.
I had a regular independent lady I visited quite often and I used to bump into her in Sainsbury's and Costas Reviewequently.

D.

 

[Scary Halloween Mask]

bumped into wg's thrice. quite taken aback each time but both I and the wg just went about our own business, as it should be

 

[Doctor]

A fair few girls have told me they travel some distance Reviewom home for work. This would be a sensible approach if you want to keep your work and private life apart.
To date I've never seen a girl I've booked outside this context (eg bumped into her at Tesco).

 

[Lebeautemps]

I bumped into a girl I had met the same morning and had seen several times. I said hello and made a bit of small talk and she responded. It didn't feel weird, she seems a Reviewiendly type

Usually I tend to go out of town to punt though, unless it's an impulse thing or a girl I particularly like the look of.

 

[Kerri L]

of course, best to have distance!

 

[Geoff The Phantom Skier]

I've seen this type of thread on forums before... I think the general consensus between WG's is... 'Don't approach unless you are welcomed'...

Out of respect for privacy and discretion I would not approach a client in public - eye contact is about where it would end for me.

I know when I am in public, I am 'off-duty' so to speak, and I wouldn't like to be approached by a client... I would expect that if eye contact was made, it would be discontinued if I do not respond in a welcoming manner.

I was on the tube the other night and I may as well have had a sign over my head... Kept seeing a guy looking over and sort of nodding hello... raising eyebrows, constant staring... He moved closer to me and sat almost opposite my seat. This continued and he even said 'seeya' to me when the train came to his stop.

Reviewankly I had no idea who he was, but if he lives close to me chances are he's seen my profile pics etc. It was really very uncomfortable, and he certainly had no encouragement Reviewom me... I found myself staring at the floor in order to avoid his gaze. Not nice.

If it ever happens to you I would go with the 'Pretend I don't know her' stance... We will not be offended!