Rookie mistake: saying when you're leaving
I wanted an all night session for my last night in town, so I arranged to have my best GFE of the week over. I told her early in the evening that I would give her 3000 pesos in the morning. From evening to morning we alternated from bed to dinner to walking on the beach to drinking. It was great.
At one point she mentioned that she needed 5000 pesos for rent. I said no, 3000 is more than reasonable. I should have paid more attention then. I should have asked her then if she would be happy with 3000, or if it would be better to leave now with 1500 or 2000 for the evening, as opposed to TLN--and forced her to really make a choice and agree.
Most importantly, I told her I was flying out in the morning. I had this romantic notion that she would appreciate that I picked her for my last session. Wrong.
Instead, in the morning she says she really needs the rent money. She won't take my 3000, she's going to tear it up, etc. It wasn't too ugly, and I didn't get bent out of shape, but I gave her another 1000 and she split. It's nice to be somewhere that twenty bucks can make a problem go away. Still, it took the after-glow off our time together.
I'm sure if she thought I would still be around and calling for another session she wouldn't have gotten pushy with me. Better not to tell them when you're leaving.
(FYI. Yolande, Haitian spinner, 31 years old but looks great. Recommended, but obviously be smart.).