Is it ever better to go ahead and fire a longtime fav when it seems like the fun has reached an expiration date, or just keep her on the back burner just in case?
Long Time Fav - Fire or Forget?
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Is the problem basically that the relationship no longer seems to offer much in the way of interest or excitement, or are there other issues as well? Whether one is looking at it from the customer's perspective or the dancer's perspective, if the only real issue is a lack of excitement, is it really necessary for either party to "fire" the other? I mean, maybe one or both of you are feeling a bit bored with the status quo now, but could a little time apart possibly rekindle some excitement down the road???
I usually just drop contact but don't cut them off unless something really went haywire. One of my ATFs who I've been seeing OTC for years now was doing some things that were very annoying and screwing up some new talent prospects I was trying to develop, so after one of her drunk dials I stopped talking with her. But then I saw her a few months later and I remembered how she got to be an ATF. Maybe she goes back in the lineup. Maybe.
fire - show me a hot woman and I will show you a man sick and tired of fucking her