I've seen models ask how to get people talking in their room, this is a bit the opposite, this is how not to kill the chat in your room (in my opinion anyway)
The Whole Room
I was in a new models room the other day, very nice, very chatty, busy room with lots of talking and tips coming in
Then she said "who wants to take me private? tip 7000 tokens and you can take me private... who is going to tip 7000 to take me for a naughty private guys?...."
Of course as a model you can ask for whatever you want, but if you want to kill the chat in your room dead, that's how to do it lol
As it was the last thing the model said it's left hanging in the air.... so you can't just ignore it and continue talking about something else like you were before
It essentially mutes the room for a while unless someone happens to have 7000 tokens and wants the offer
I was thinking about it; I think if she said exactly the same thing but then after replied to something in the chat, that opens back up the avenue for normal talk to resume
So it's fine to make requests or say offers, but I don't think it's good to say them then nothing else afterwards
Individuals
Sometimes I will go in to a new room, say hello, and almost instantly the model will say "do you want to buy me a shot Goblin?"
"Umm nope, I do not no" of course I can't say that, so what can I say? I'm under the spotlight to tip and effectively been muted from talking
^ On the flip side, if someone in your room is talking and you don't like them, asking for a tip is a good way to subtly shut them up, but I think new people should have a grace period (depending on how annoying they are)
I think it's ok to say to the room "does anyone want to buy me a shot?" then continue normal conversation, but I don't think you should pick out an individual (unless you don't like them) or end what you're saying on asking for a tip (as above)
ps. To be accepted into a new room I know I have to tip and I'm happy to do that, but I want to see if I like the model first, "hello, hello, buy me a shot?" isn't enough time
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There are exceptions to the above of course, regular room members and tippers will usually know whether they can keep on talking or not after a room request because they have that good faith and can tell the models tone
I guess most of this is intuitive, I just find it interesting to think about
Be interested to know peoples thoughts on the above, if I'm right/wrong or otherwise and if you would add anything
The Whole Room
I was in a new models room the other day, very nice, very chatty, busy room with lots of talking and tips coming in
Then she said "who wants to take me private? tip 7000 tokens and you can take me private... who is going to tip 7000 to take me for a naughty private guys?...."
Of course as a model you can ask for whatever you want, but if you want to kill the chat in your room dead, that's how to do it lol
As it was the last thing the model said it's left hanging in the air.... so you can't just ignore it and continue talking about something else like you were before
It essentially mutes the room for a while unless someone happens to have 7000 tokens and wants the offer
I was thinking about it; I think if she said exactly the same thing but then after replied to something in the chat, that opens back up the avenue for normal talk to resume
So it's fine to make requests or say offers, but I don't think it's good to say them then nothing else afterwards
Individuals
Sometimes I will go in to a new room, say hello, and almost instantly the model will say "do you want to buy me a shot Goblin?"
"Umm nope, I do not no" of course I can't say that, so what can I say? I'm under the spotlight to tip and effectively been muted from talking
^ On the flip side, if someone in your room is talking and you don't like them, asking for a tip is a good way to subtly shut them up, but I think new people should have a grace period (depending on how annoying they are)
I think it's ok to say to the room "does anyone want to buy me a shot?" then continue normal conversation, but I don't think you should pick out an individual (unless you don't like them) or end what you're saying on asking for a tip (as above)
ps. To be accepted into a new room I know I have to tip and I'm happy to do that, but I want to see if I like the model first, "hello, hello, buy me a shot?" isn't enough time
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There are exceptions to the above of course, regular room members and tippers will usually know whether they can keep on talking or not after a room request because they have that good faith and can tell the models tone
I guess most of this is intuitive, I just find it interesting to think about
Be interested to know peoples thoughts on the above, if I'm right/wrong or otherwise and if you would add anything