BASIC CHATTING RULES



1. If the cl will send you his contact info, num, email, Fb, ig, Whatsapp etc.
DO not let him know that you see it, just IGNORE and DIVERT the conversation.
Do not ask for the CL's info or promise him that you will call or email him.

2. Ask question/s to the client, it will make him react to your message. Call to action. 
  And answer the clients' questions,  never ignore them. 

3. Send a reasonable length, if the cl will send you a short one,
   it should match the length of his msg, if he sends you a longer one, 
   75 per cent of its length should be your reply.
   As for message length, 150 up is the safest length. 
   You can have a short reply from time to time depending on the client's msg.
   NO Goner.

4.Log all important info of the CL and WE.

5. Basic sentence construction, capitalization, even the "I" and "I'm", spaces in between
   proper punctuation marks( ? , . !)
   No fillers such as lolol hahaha hmppp ahhhh ohhhh Mmmmm ,, ?? ... !!! ,., awwww owwwww yeahhhhhh
   No using of emojis

6. Never ever commit on a date. Or give the impression that you agree to meet.
 Avoid engaging in talks about date and meet-ups.
 NO TO - we can meet later tonight, tomorrow, NO giving of PLACE and TIME FRAME to meet.
"I would like to fuck you, I want to fuck you" is not safe, instead just talk about how you want to get fucked or your fantasies.
 We do not say, I LOVE YOU to the CL, that is also misleading.  
 Never ever engage in GROSS SEX.

7. No rape talks, prostitution, incest, drugs or violence. Do not initiate talks about sex in public. 
8. Do not use the same phrase, no copy-pasting and auto-piloting. Send a unique and creative reply.
9. Use specific English for the USA and UK, depending on which pf you are working with. 

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