I just had a misunderstanding with a provider on here.
I'm going to go ahead and admit that I made two mistakes today. The first was just from my own stupidity in not keeping the entire donation in one pocket. The other was not saying exactly what I wanted and how long I was intending to staying.
I am going to endeavor to give an objective account of what happened without any personal bias.
I was scheduled to see one Kimberly_Spade on here at 09:00 at her incall.
I saw on her profile what her donation was: 250 hr hhr 200 and 180 hhr review special.
I budgeted 180 and intended on writing a review promptly.
On the way to the incall, I stopped by the ATM. I already had 80 in my left hand pocket and so I just got 100 from the ATM and put it into my shirt pocket.
Some time later, we complete what was otherwise a decent session.
I excused myself to the bathroom to clean up. As I was cleaning up, I reached for the donation in my shirt pocket (which is where I normally keep my donations) and placed it on the bathroom counter, totally forgetting that the rest of the donation was in my left pants pocket. We exchanged pleasantries and I left.
A few minutes later, I got text from her saying that I shorted her, which I unintentionally did. I checked my pockets and realized she was correct. I immediately apologized and offered to cashapp the difference. Here is where my second mistake comes into play: I didn't tell her that I was only there for the hhr special and it just so happened that our session went over, as many do. But I only had enough for the hhr special.
As soon as it was safe for me to do so, I sent the difference for the hhr special to her partner's cashapp account (the one she requested I send it to, I guess because she doesn't have CashApp) and since I took close to an hour of her time(about 50 minutes because the session started a few minutes after 9:00 and ended at 9:58), I told her I would be able to send her the remaining balance in about a week (when the extra money would become available) and I have every intention on doing it.
I understand she is upset. I know I would be if I were in her shoes. So with that in mind I would like to sincerely apologize to Kimberly, as this is not the way I want to conduct myself.
I'm not trying to cause drama. I do my best to be honest and that includes my own fuck-ups.
Moral of the story: We should all be honest about what we want/expect. And in my case, I should have managed my donation game better.
Sorry once again.