How to best meet outside a club, so to assure safety of both?
drpenn
Texas
Thursday, May 7, 2015 3:47 AM
Several weeks ago I enjoyed the company of a very talented and intelligent dancer. Part of the enjoyment inside the club was discussion of what I would really like, which could only occur outside the club. The dancer is game for this. We exchanged numbers. Now I have the opportunity to pass through her town again, so I texted her. She has replied, with rather stimulating photos and encouragement to make arrangements with her when my visit is closer. The plans are legal, so that is not a concern. Rather, I want to assure a sense of safety for both of us, that no harm or rip-off is planned, so I am writing to gain advice about this.
My plans are the following:
-Get a legitimate hotel room and register under my true name. This should discourage any criminal intent and show no criminal intent on my part.
-Get her true name or name that she would have on an ID.
-Include her name on the hotel registration a provide a key.
-Arrive at the hotel earlier than she arrive and get settled.
-Have her come up to the room or call from registration so I know of her arrival.
-Make sure she is alone when she arrives at the room.
-She has seen my ID, so she knows my name and has the upper hand with regards to knowledge. She should therefore comply to level this.
If she is unwilling to go with this plan and provide her name, then:
-The same as above, but she must call and I will meet her in the lobby prior to going to the room.
-By this means, no one outside of me has the room number.
As far as hotels go, the first plan is no big deal; I have spent plenty of nights with two people arriving at separate times with different surnames and separate keys, specifically, my significant other and I. I want to meet this dancer though because she is so sexy and has agreed to indulge some kinky yet legal activity with me. The second plan seems safer, but more troublesome and less trusting.
Other suggestions and/or critique of the above plans are welcomed.
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