Does many here leave any tip or gift for a girl and if so how much/what do you get. I'm just wondering if it's worth getting some chocolate that I can give the girl maybe. Do you do it for first time punts or only for regulars?





You don’t really need to tip or get them gifts, at the end of the day you’re paying for their services already. But I believe a tip is the best way to show your appreciation if the service is beyond your expectations


I’ve tipped a few on my first encounters, and if I know I’d see them again. Gifts, I’ve only ever done once. It was the last day of work so I snuck in the kitchen and baked a small brownie. Gave it to a regular wl I was seeing. Watched her eat half of it at the start of our session. Was cute lol.




On catchgod I saw a post about WL asking the punter for money to buy a luxury handbags
I don't see the point on tipping really. the fact is they make more money tax free than most punters anyway, so like, what's the point.


IME, the first price you pay is the subsequent price you'll pay (same services). I pay service FEES. A tip is a gratuity, optional. Can be misconstrued as a now "standard" fee. After all, if the service was good for it once, then why not again? OK, if she's a one-n-done, no problem, but then, why tip? If she's not... MY tip is repeat business. It's like money in the bank for her, something that she can count on as it's regular visits. Closest I've come is a unilateral service fee increase, e.g., while I had been paying an agreed upon $130, upped it to $150. But I didn't see that as a tip, it was the fee I pay on all subsequent visits (to their credit, took several visits before they stopped saying they'd go get change).
Up to you, but I just like to avoid anything that could cause misunderstandings, unmet expectations.


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Things I have brought girls:-
1. Cakes from nice patisserie, enjoy it together after the sex
2. Tim Tams; got to show these tourist who can't go out much one of the best food Australia offers
3. Instant cup noodles; for them to eat whenever because eating from uber all the time gets expensive


Simps lol......
Fuck no bro.
Just go, be nice, dont be a grub and then leave.
Don't go and give gifts and shit to them when your not the only guy doing so.
Only do it if she gifts you first, if anything
Where's Chad Thundercock when we need him?
Oh, yes, he was banned. What a shame.


Honestly the stories I hear from them, just being a pleasant customer that isn't rude or smelly is enough of a gift haha


Do what feels right to you.
It’s not obligatory, and it’s not a fucking church tithe—no matter how often you flagellate yourself, genuflect, or worship at their altar.
This is their work.
You are their client.
Treat it as you would any other client–service provider relationship.
If you decide to give something extra, start with a modest cash tip—especially if the service was genuinely exceptional, or you simply want to leave a good impression.
But for fuck’s sake, make it clear why you’re giving it.
It’s a reward for something specific, not an entitlement.
I’ve known one minx who’s received serious cash gifts—add four zeros to a number—from multiple delusional punters who fancied themselves captains of industry. Unsurprisingly, she eventually came to see herself as entitled to that generosity, despite doing nothing more for them than she would have done for the next client handing over $250+ for a full service.
So before you reach for your wallet, ask yourself why.
If you absolutely must buy gifts, don’t charge in with lollies, Tim Tams, bright shiny baubles, or whatever knick-knacks you imagine make thoughtful offerings.
If you’re determined to wander into the luxury-handbag debacle, buy a high-end replica and give it with a healthy dose of irony—but don’t expect anything marvellous in return for your own idiocy.
If, over time, you’ve genuinely built what feels like a thoughtful, reciprocal transactional relationship, then do one thing first:
Find out what they actually like.
Don’t confuse that with what they want.
Those are often two very different things.
One person’s treasure is another person’s trash.





