Due to the current issue of old threads wearing their old heads again, I figured that's refresh a new. If a girl(or even a boy) is texting while you're giving her head, it's you very rude for that. Or do you just suck at giving cunnilingus? Usually if you're good at it, the person would have no problem fixing their attention on the organic pleasure and grabbing your head and whatnot. Two hands too busy within your hair. Or at least that's my experience
She could be a very considerate woman - with poor kitchen skills.
If I’ve already cum, and she’s ordering delivery, while I eat her out, that’s thinking ahead! If she puts in a second order to Drizly - then she’s a keeper!
Maybe the real issue here is what the explicit or implicit mutual understanding is about when you're done. If it's done when you cum, the sex worker wants that to happen as soon as possible, to move on to the next payday. So less motivated to pretend to like stuff that's not stimulating your johnson, wants you to get to that asap. If it's understood it's going to be a certain amount of time, an hour, whatever, the sex worker has more motivation to pretend to like whatever you want to do.
No matter how good your sexual technique is, the sex worker may just not find you attractive. Sex workers are often in committed relationships, that they don't regard as a joke if others do. Getting aroused at work can be uncomfortable for them, makes it feel like (real) cheating.
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Both of these things can be true. But a dancer shouldn't tinker with her phone while she's with a paying customer.
Also, depending on how out in the open a dancer is regarding her sex work, that "texting" could be her taking pictures or video.
So, if a dancer wants my money, then the phone is put away.
If I’ve already cum, and she’s ordering delivery, while I eat her out, that’s thinking ahead! If she puts in a second order to Drizly - then she’s a keeper!
No matter how good your sexual technique is, the sex worker may just not find you attractive. Sex workers are often in committed relationships, that they don't regard as a joke if others do. Getting aroused at work can be uncomfortable for them, makes it feel like (real) cheating.