Black book

[j635746]

I can see why this has come up and have contemplated the question myself.  What if you win it big on the lottery or get a high profile job etc etc etc.

Well, I would say:

1. Don't use your real name especially if the women do not.
2. Use a free email account, such as yahoo, gmail or hotmail and consider deleting it afterwards.
3. Purchase a prepay SIM card, preferably from a provider that does not require you to register your name and address etc.
4. If possible use the data connection from the prepay SIM card to send your emails.
5. Pay cash
6. Consider asking session specifics using the phone or text messages.

I am not sure how you get around the deposit though.  But these measures should help reduce your electronic footprint.

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Re: black book

« Reply #17 on: December 23, 2012, 11:33:46 pm »

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I can see why this has come up and have contemplated the question myself.  What if you win it big on the lottery or get a high profile job etc etc etc.

Unless I am missing something, why are you making the point re winning the lottery or getting a big job?  Are you saying that otherwise, you see this as a non issue? 

[Warhawk Overdrive]

Did anyone else see this? She is not a bodybuilder but it is close to what is being discussed here.
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It is kinda long. Mostly about her personal problems but near the end she talks about the client who she thinks outed her.

She said that she had not second guessed telling clients about her real identity and called herself 'too trusting'. She said she expected all clients to honor a silence code.

Of the client Favor Hamilton suspected of going to the media, she said: 'He totally broke all the rules by outing me.'

But she explained that she would not be revealing his identity to his loved ones as: 'I don't want to be like him. Because he is scum. And I will not become scum to make myself feel good.'

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Re: black book

« Reply #17 on: December 23, 2012, 11:33:46 pm »

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I can see why this has come up and have contemplated the question myself.  What if you win it big on the lottery or get a high profile job etc etc etc.

Unless I am missing something, why are you making the point re winning the lottery or getting a big job?  Are you saying that otherwise, you see this as a non issue?

It only becomes an issue once you cross that line.  So if you are doing wrestling or muscle worship, there is no real issue.  Some might accuse you of wasting money and being a bit stupid.  However, once you start asking for all the extras that I have seen mentioned on this forum in an email, it becomes a problem and women keeping a black book or possibly an archive of email exchanges becomes a real problem.

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Thanks to all for the comments on this thread---I guess its clear that I am a newbie.

I am considering booking a session with a wrestler for some time in the next few weeks and am now planning on taking the precautions articulated in this thread.

The woman seems professional in everything I have seen/read about her but I checked Backpage last night and believe I saw her advertising on it, though it does clearly say no prostititution in her ad.  Again, I am just looking for wrestling/arm wrestling.

Do people think its "safe" to see her since it says no prostitution in the ad or is the fact that she is listed on Backpage at all automatically put me at a higher risk if I book a session with her.

Thanks again for everyone's time and thoughts.  I appreciate it.

[bkrugby]

while I have to admit that maybe once or twice before visiting a girl at a hotel room, I always dreaded that some cops were going to bust down the door all miami vice style and my name would be plastered across the front page of the post as the NYPD breaks down a massive "female schmoe wrestling scandal!"  However, that is just plain ridiculous, there are much bigger fish to fry than us clowns, so don't worry bout it.

[j635746]

Thanks to all for the comments on this thread---I guess its clear that I am a newbie.

I am considering booking a session with a wrestler for some time in the next few weeks and am now planning on taking the precautions articulated in this thread.

The woman seems professional in everything I have seen/read about her but I checked Backpage last night and believe I saw her advertising on it, though it does clearly say no prostititution in her ad.  Again, I am just looking for wrestling/arm wrestling.

Do people think its "safe" to see her since it says no prostitution in the ad or is the fact that she is listed on Backpage at all automatically put me at a higher risk if I book a session with her.

Thanks again for everyone's time and thoughts.  I appreciate it.

You will always find that women who stick to just wrestling very professional.  Wrestling, MMA, boxing is after all a sport and it does not matter whether it is mixed or not.

A lot of the women have to say this because there is a perception that they will off the extras.  I suspect that the ad might have appeared on the back page because it had the word 'no PROSTITUTION' in it.

I think that she should be safe and if she is using her real name because all she is doing is wrestling, then you should be ok.

[fbbadmirer]

while I have to admit that maybe once or twice before visiting a girl at a hotel room, I always dreaded that some cops were going to bust down the door all miami vice style and my name would be plastered across the front page of the post as the NYPD breaks down a massive "female schmoe wrestling scandal!"  However, that is just plain ridiculous, there are much bigger fish to fry than us clowns, so don't worry bout it.

True, I commented on this in my post earlier on in this thread. Cops also tend to go for cases that will generate headlines and good publicity too. That includes cases of human trafficking, pimps, drug use (crack, heroin, meth etc) and underage women. You DO NOT get that here in muscle fetish world.

There are many fetishes out there, as channels like TLC and Discovery have shown us, and we are just one of many.