What advice would you give to someone who would want to ring the channel for the first time? What do people generally talk about during a call. During night shows, can you get the girl on screen to do anything you tell them to? (Within reason of course.)
What advice would you give to someone who has a hard time on the phone talking? I rang up once, but bottled at the last minute. I feel guilty because thier time is wasted.
Any advice or tips is appreciated.
Thank you
(05-07-2017 12:59 )marty1990 Wrote: [ -> ]What advice would you give to someone who has a hard time on the phone talking?
Most girls are pretty used to hesitant callers and know how to handle them.
You could always phone the listen in line instead!
(05-07-2017 13:53 )admiral decker Wrote: [ -> ] (05-07-2017 12:59 )marty1990 Wrote: [ -> ]What advice would you give to someone who has a hard time on the phone talking?
Most girls are pretty used to hesitant callers and know how to handle them.
You could always phone the listen in line instead!
I could try that. I'd get a good idea on how it works then.
I haven't called in a while so I'm a bit out of the loop, others will be able to advise better.
One thing, though. Don't ever feel like you're wasting their time. You've paid through the nose for that time so it's yours to waste, within reason.
If you can afford it, you should listen in to a few calls to give you an idea what to expect. Be aware though, they do occasionally get drunks and arseholes on the line so don't be put off if she's giving someone a mouthful, he might deserve it
Try not to bottle a call, otherwise the girl may take the initiative and go on a call of her own according to what she thinks is best. It's a lot better to give a good indication to her straight away of what kind of call you want, otherwise you might find that it's a wasted exercise.
If you simply imply, by being quiet or saying so, that you're not alone in the house, they'll take over and generally do a very good job. They honestly want to know what you want, at least in most cases, so giving even a little guidance on position or activity you want to fantasize about, and they'll be off to the races. If you're not talking much, it's often a sign that you're otherwise occupied and they're doing a good job, so if they care about getting callers off, they're used to that. I think just making appreciative noises can work here, as in real life, to get them to focus on the moves you like best. And be certain to say thank you at the end instead of just vanishing.
Often if you do say something elaborate they won't even understand it the first time because of all the noise—so trying to match them line for line in dirty talk is not only not necessary, but can actually interrupt the flow of the experience in an unsexy way. This is their job, and they want to do it well for you.
(05-07-2017 20:28 )Stanchion Wrote: [ -> ]If you simply imply, by being quiet or saying so, that you're not alone in the house, they'll take over and generally do a very good job. They honestly want to know what you want, at least in most cases, so giving even a little guidance on position or activity you want to fantasize about, and they'll be off to the races. If you're not talking much, it's often a sign that you're otherwise occupied and they're doing a good job, so if they care about getting callers off, they're used to that. I think just making appreciative noises can work here, as in real life, to get them to focus on the moves you like best. And be certain to say thank you at the end instead of just vanishing.
My advice would be don't, spend your money on something worthwhile.
The time you call can be a factor too. I might call in the first hour of any night shift when the girl is fresh and attentive. Later in her shift -- after she has spent a few hours hearing guys grunt at her -- she is more likely to be in moan-and-groan autopilot and won't really be listening to you at all. There is also a higher likelihood on very late night calls of ending up in the queue behind an incomprehensible drunk who has lost all sense of time and money.
That said, Eyres42 has the best advice. Wish I'd followed it more often...
(05-07-2017 20:44 )eyres42 Wrote: [ -> ]My advice would be don't, spend your money on something worthwhile.
(05-07-2017 20:44 )eyres42 Wrote: [ -> ]My advice would be don't, spend your money on something worthwhile.
^ Read this. Read it again. Then keep reading it until you realise there are much better things to be doing with your hard earned cash.