Forums > General Industry > Yay! Dropped my escort!

Model

JWest

Posts: 1000

Asheville, North Carolina, US

Lily Darling wrote:
Oh yeah I already get the "I don't you parading around and having some guy take pictures of you in your underwear!" Meh, one step at a time I guess LOL

I had a bf that was like that, except I wasn't modeling at the time because he said it would make him ashamed (he turned out to be a nut), LOL. My husband and I joke around a lot so he always says "I love my slutty wife who takes her clothes of for strange men". I'm still getting used to him being so freakishly open minded about a lot of things.

Jan 24 13 07:07 am Link

Artist/Painter

Mike Dainty ARTIST

Posts: 3

love borat smiley

Jan 24 13 07:10 am Link

Photographer

Jhono Bashian

Posts: 2464

Cleveland, Ohio, US

Jerry Nemeth wrote:

A model's boyfriend dropped her off at the hotel for our shoot and picked her up 4 hours later.

Yeah but was he sitting in his car stalking yous in the hotel parking lot drinking a gallon of coffee with a baby monitor in the models bag?

Jan 24 13 07:10 am Link

Model

Leena Elizabeth

Posts: 65

Riverside, California, US

I used to bring an escort, not because I'm afraid of photographers or any of that nonsense - just purely because I have no sense of direction and driving to and in LA for me is similar to how the main character in the movie Labarynth probably feels trying to find whatever it was she was looking for.

Anywhoo, it made people uncomfortable so I said f* it, I will check references and leave super early for when I inevitably get lost. And BAM, number of photographers willing to work with me increased by 90%.

Jan 24 13 07:24 am Link

Photographer

M Pandolfo Photography

Posts: 12117

Tampa, Florida, US

Lily Darling wrote:

Yeah he is. And he doesn't care it's different because I'm his woman :eyeroll:

I think it's called Psychological Projection.

Jan 24 13 07:38 am Link

Photographer

M Pandolfo Photography

Posts: 12117

Tampa, Florida, US

Jojo West wrote:
I had a bf that was like that, except I wasn't modeling at the time because he said it would make him ashamed (he turned out to be a nut), LOL. My husband and I joke around a lot so he always says "I love my slutty wife who takes her clothes of for strange men". I'm still getting used to him being so freakishly open minded about a lot of things.

He started out as a nut. It just takes a while to admit it to ourselves.

Jan 24 13 07:39 am Link

Model

ERICA JAY

Posts: 154

New York, New York, US

Congrats!

Jan 24 13 07:45 am Link

Photographer

Drew Smith Photography

Posts: 5214

Nottingham, England, United Kingdom

Jerry Nemeth wrote:

I've helped models select which underwear to put on after I've photographed them nude.   smile

https://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-shocked003.gif

For some reason that sounds so 'dirty'! smile

Jan 24 13 07:51 am Link

Photographer

M Pandolfo Photography

Posts: 12117

Tampa, Florida, US

Leenah  wrote:
I used to bring an escort, not because I'm afraid of photographers or any of that nonsense - just purely because I have no sense of direction and driving to and in LA for me is similar to how the main character in the movie Labarynth probably feels trying to find whatever it was she was looking for.

Anywhoo, it made people uncomfortable so I said f* it, I will check references and leave super early for when I inevitably get lost. And BAM, number of photographers willing to work with me increased by 90%.

Garmin is the best escort.

Jan 24 13 07:53 am Link

Model

Lily Darling

Posts: 1299

Lansing, Michigan, US

See an the thing is I'm not afraid of photographers either. I make sure to check with previous models they have worked with, make sure all details are planned out to a T. It just makes HIM uncomfortable. But yeah that shut was getting old. Had to put my foot down. Tired of loosing jobs because of him.

Jan 24 13 08:22 am Link

Model

Christinare

Posts: 116

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, US

Michael Pandolfo wrote:

Garmin is the best escort.

This. Not to mention the fact that EVERY smartphone has GPS.

Jan 24 13 09:15 am Link

Photographer

steve sessem

Posts: 70

Lackawanna, New York, US

new guy here again,,
why is getting droped off consider bringing an escort???
does that mean the few times my car/truck was in the shop and I was dropped off then picked up at the end of the day
that my "mommie",,brother,, wife  or one of the guys from work that gave me a ride were my "escorts"

Jan 24 13 10:26 am Link

Photographer

Jerry Nemeth

Posts: 33355

Dearborn, Michigan, US

steve sessem wrote:
new guy here again,,
why is getting droped off consider bringing an escort???
does that mean the few times my car/truck was in the shop and I was dropped off then picked up at the end of the day
that my "mommie",,brother,, wife  or one of the guys from work that gave me a ride were my "escorts"

This is a driver.

Jan 24 13 10:51 am Link

Model

Lily Darling

Posts: 1299

Lansing, Michigan, US

Jerry Nemeth wrote:

This is a driver.

+1

Jan 24 13 11:16 am Link

Model

JWest

Posts: 1000

Asheville, North Carolina, US

Michael Pandolfo wrote:
He started out as a nut. It just takes a while to admit it to ourselves.

Nah, this one was a sleeper cell. Legitimately normal, until we were about 6 months into the relationship, then he went batshit.

Jan 24 13 11:35 am Link

Model

Lily Darling

Posts: 1299

Lansing, Michigan, US

Jojo West wrote:

Nah, this one was a sleeper cell. Legitimately normal, until we were about 6 months into the relationship, then he went batshit.

lol I call that the bait 'N switch lol don't you love those??

Jan 24 13 12:34 pm Link

Artist/Painter

Hunter GWPB

Posts: 8188

King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, US

Lily Darling:
Nice portfolio (really like the portrait closeup).  Very attractive young woman.
Nice profile.  Professional.  Shows personality and fun side.  Well established limits and boundaries.
Boyfriend exhibiting controlling tendencies.  Good job on cutting the escort cord.  You may want to dwell deeper into "why this boyfriend". 
Good luck with your pursuit.

Jan 24 13 12:38 pm Link

Model

Lily Darling

Posts: 1299

Lansing, Michigan, US

Hunter Wald wrote:
Lily Darling:
Nice portfolio (really like the portrait closeup).  Very attractive young woman.
Nice profile.  Professional.  Shows personality and fun side.  Well established limits and boundaries.
Boyfriend exhibiting controlling tendencies.  Good job on cutting the escort cord.  You may want to dwell deeper into "why this boyfriend". 
Good luck with your pursuit.

Thank you darlin smile

Jan 24 13 12:49 pm Link

Model

Leena Elizabeth

Posts: 65

Riverside, California, US

Michael Pandolfo wrote:
Garmin is the best llama herder.

Sadly, even with my smartphone and/or GPS I will get lost in LA. Too many people, too many streets. It's all good though, I just leave a lil' earlier so no one is uncomfortable and my poor driver doesn't have to get lost for a few hours. It's a win.

Jan 24 13 02:02 pm Link

Photographer

Camerosity

Posts: 5805

Saint Louis, Missouri, US

Jerry Nemeth wrote:
A llama's boyfriend dropped her off at the hotel for our shoot and picked her up 4 hours later.

I was just referring back to this old thread to find something to quote in another thread - and there it was.

                 Llama!

A couple of months ago I re-read a couple of threads that I had participated in, and in every case, the word "llama" appeared in place of "model" in my posts in those thread. I thought maybe I was sleep-deprived when I wrote it.

What gives?

Jul 27 13 10:59 pm Link

Photographer

Good Egg Productions

Posts: 16713

Orlando, Florida, US

Camerosity wrote:

I was just referring back to this thread to find something to quote in another thread - and there it was.

                 Llama!

A couple of months ago I re-read a couple of threads that I had participated in, and in every case, the word "llama" appeared in place of "model" many times in several of my posts in those thread. I thought maybe I was sleep-deprived when I wrote it.

What gives?

Llamas are people too.

llama

Jul 27 13 11:04 pm Link

Photographer

Photographe

Posts: 2351

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

Lily,
The courage to be honest in your thread is admirable. Could I ask you out of interest, since now you have taken your waterwings off:

Did you ever tell a photographer that the escort was necessary for safety/security?

Did you ever feel it was necessary to have your boyfriend come to your work?

Why did you stop bringing your boyfriend to shoots?

Whose idea was it in the first place to have you escorted?

Jul 27 13 11:08 pm Link

Photographer

Art Silva

Posts: 10064

Santa Barbara, California, US

Lily Darling wrote:
So after FLIPPING out on my man about thinking he needs to come to every shoot I do, he has finally backed off!! IM SO FLIPPING HAPPY!!!

Models, those of you that had escorts and don't anymore how did you go about it?

Sweet... call me  wink

Jul 27 13 11:33 pm Link

Photographer

Photographe

Posts: 2351

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

Boyfriends fall in to three categories.

Insecure

Confident

Perverted/Depraved.

There's pros and cons for all three, but insecure boyfriends and modelling don't work.

Jul 28 13 12:09 am Link

Photographer

Patrick Walberg

Posts: 45198

San Juan Bautista, California, US

Camerosity wrote:

Lily Darling wrote:
To drop me off and pick me up he's going to get coffe or something.

I was just referring back to this old thread to find something to quote in another thread - and there it was.

                 Llama!

A couple of months ago I re-read a couple of threads that I had participated in, and in every case, the word "llama" appeared in place of "model" in my posts in those thread. I thought maybe I was sleep-deprived when I wrote it.

What gives?

You woke up a zombie thread because of a llama ?


https://avatarmaker.net/free-avatars/avatars/animated_214/zombie_walk_animated_avatar_100x100_76917.gif  ... their coming to get you now!

Jul 28 13 12:56 am Link

Photographer

Patrick Walberg

Posts: 45198

San Juan Bautista, California, US

Rollo David Snook wrote:
Lily,
The courage to be honest in your thread is admirable. Could I ask you out of interest, since now you have taken your waterwings off:

Did you ever tell a photographer that the escort was necessary for safety/security?

Did you ever feel it was necessary to have your boyfriend come to your work?

Why did you stop bringing your boyfriend to shoots?

Whose idea was it in the first place to have you escorted?

Lily has left the building with Elvis ...

https://www.images99.com/i99/02/39638/396381.jpg

Jul 28 13 01:00 am Link

Photographer

Camerosity

Posts: 5805

Saint Louis, Missouri, US

Patrick Walberg wrote:
Lily has left the building with Elvis ...

https://www.images99.com/i99/02/39638/396381.jpg

Not to worry. I have it on good authority that both are alive and well.

Jul 28 13 01:12 am Link

Photographer

Bureau Form Guild

Posts: 1244

Scranton, Pennsylvania, US

I bring an escort. She holds the reflector and makes sure my cheap ass strobes are firing. Then she shoots and I hold the reflector and make sure my cheap ass strobes are firing.

Namaste..

Jul 28 13 10:10 am Link

Model

D A N I

Posts: 4627

Little Rock, Arkansas, US

My boyfriend/fiance/husband (whatever he decides to be that day) never wanted to go to my shoots because he knows he'll break something or get yelled at. His attention span is as short as a 2 year old's in Toys R Us.

He does, however, expect me to be paid in cash for EVERY shoot. He hates that I do what he calls "pro-bono" shoots. I stopped explaining to him why I do trade shoots and just ignore him when he asks "How much is he paying you?".

Just give him a new video game and a can of Grizzly Wintergreen Longcuts and he'll be happy until I make it home.

Jul 28 13 10:21 am Link

Photographer

Drew Smith Photography

Posts: 5214

Nottingham, England, United Kingdom

Yup Zombie thread - but kinda sad that shortly after all the good stuff she seems to have deleted her account. sad

Jul 28 13 10:36 am Link

Photographer

Jay Farrell

Posts: 13408

Nashville, Tennessee, US

Happy about that baby step, but what everyone is saying here has been said to you a zillion times! I'd be freaking humiliated.

Jul 28 13 10:46 am Link

Photographer

AVD AlphaDuctions

Posts: 10747

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Patrick Walberg wrote:

You woke up a zombie thread because of a llama ?


https://avatarmaker.net/free-avatars/avatars/animated_214/zombie_walk_animated_avatar_100x100_76917.gif  ... their coming to get you now!

actually the word replacement did happen. I'm pretty sure it was part of the April Fool's joke but for a while they had a script that would replace model with llama.
fortunately no one posted llama spreads, just implieds

Jul 28 13 10:55 am Link

Photographer

Happy Guy Photos

Posts: 1271

Upland, California, US

Drew Smith Photography wrote:
Yup Zombie thread - but kinda sad that shortly after all the good stuff she seems to have deleted her account. sad

Her account was open yesterday evening.

Jul 28 13 11:11 am Link

Photographer

New Art Photo

Posts: 701

Los Angeles, California, US

Naughty Ties wrote:

That's good to hear but far from being over with for sure, sounds like he has serious trust issues or is insecure as hell. Be prepared for the grilling about what you shot with him not around.

---Hate to be pessimistic, but I agree. Sometimes when men feel like they are being disrespected or made powerless in a relationship they'll go find another girl to make themselves feel better.
"Backing off" is way far from feeling good about a situation. You have to either really talk this through, or accept that the relationship isn't going to survive.
Ever yell at a dog to be quiet and leave him in the house...?
Sometimes you come home to a trashed house.--Men are very much like dogs...

Jul 28 13 11:18 am Link

Photographer

NameChanged

Posts: 371

Kansas City, Missouri, US

Modeling:  Isn't it a fun game to play ?...(c;

Jul 28 13 11:23 am Link

Photographer

G D Peters Photography

Posts: 3657

North Platte, Nebraska, US

Lily Darling wrote:

Yeah he is. And he doesn't care it's different because I'm his woman :eyeroll:

Ownership???  WTF!!!  If he has problems with your modeling now, there certainly will be other insecurities cropping up in your relationship later.  Dump the jerk!  deadhorse

Jul 28 13 11:54 am Link

Photographer

Mark Salo

Posts: 11725

Olney, Maryland, US

Lily Darling wrote:
Yeah he is. And he doesn't care it's different because I'm his woman :eyeroll:

G D Peters Photography wrote:
Ownership???  WTF!!!  If he has problems with your modeling now, there certainly will be other insecurities cropping up in your relationship later.  Dump the jerk!  deadhorse

She dumped MM instead.

Jul 28 13 12:00 pm Link

Photographer

Jerry Nemeth

Posts: 33355

Dearborn, Michigan, US

Camerosity wrote:

Lily Darling wrote:
To drop me off and pick me up he's going to get coffe or something.

I was just referring back to this old thread to find something to quote in another thread - and there it was.

                 Llama!

A couple of months ago I re-read a couple of threads that I had participated in, and in every case, the word "llama" appeared in place of "model" in my posts in those thread. I thought maybe I was sleep-deprived when I wrote it.

What gives?

I know that I didn't type Llama.

Jul 28 13 01:20 pm Link

Photographer

Art Silva

Posts: 10064

Santa Barbara, California, US

Jerry Nemeth wrote:

I know that I didn't type Llama.

https://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4paw8UH2S1rvzvq4o1_400.jpg

Jul 28 13 05:34 pm Link

Photographer

Art Silva

Posts: 10064

Santa Barbara, California, US

... and don't forget about emo '80s Flock of Seagulls Llama  lol

https://cdn.cutestpaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Hipster-llama-l.jpg

Jul 28 13 05:36 pm Link