Newbie, Newbie Friendly and How To Get Started on TNA...

[asmith1031]

I know I'm not alone when I say lately there's been a ton of posts from new hobbyists looking for quick answers on ways to get started on TNA. Gentleman, there's really only one answer... and that's invest the time to do your homework! If the homework is completed properly, you'll gain tons of information on how to get started without having to immediately jump at posting the "How does one get started here???" or "Newbie here, looking for..." thread.

Us hobbyists and providers have ALL started out as Newbies at one point in time, so don't feel stressed, overwhelmed or frustrated for being in the position you're in. We've all been there! Regardless if you're new to the hobby or just new to TNA, the best advice one can give is "do your homework." Invest adequate time to research and read everything you can on TNA's rules and the policies/procedures of those providers who are newbie friendly. Know everything you can about the provider(s) before making initial contact. Be prepared to be shot down, ignored, passed over or rejected. Not saying this will happen. Just saying that not everything happens successfully on the first try. It's a good thing to be prepared with little expectation. Truthfully speaking, it's going to take time, probably more time than you ever imagined or have the patience for, but in the end it'll be well worth all your effort.

There are tons of discussions out there, but here are a few links to help you in the right direction.

TNA's Rules: http://www.tnaboard.com/misc.php?action=rules

SweetDenise's post: Getting Started.. Ladies that can help http://www.tnaboard.com/viewtopic.php?id=200450
KayLani Love's post: Can we please discuss. . . ( NEWBIES ) http://www.tnaboard.com/viewtopic.php?id=314902
ebkitsap's 'Newbie Thread' reply in sicilian's post: New to TNA http://www.tnaboard.com/viewtopic.ph...39235#p1939235
Sophiabelladonna's post: Glossary of common terms used http://www.tnaboard.com/viewtopic.php?id=68986

In the meantime, while you're investing your time reading and researching, invest some time and jump in on several topics/discussions. Start establishing yourself. Providers not only look at the reviews and references you may have, but also how you present or conduct yourself on the board.

The key things to always remember and always obey are:

Be respectful
Be polite
Be patient
Be articulate
Be discreet
Be proactive
Be mature
Be safe


Providers and fellow hobbyists please chime in and offer any other advice or important points I'm sure I'm missing. It's late so I'm sure I'm forgetting A LOT!!!!!

Newbies.... Good luck, Be Safe and Have Fun!!!

[caught in the crossfire]

CLEAN YOUR STANK ASS!

No really. Most men do not even realize that they don't do an adequate job wiping Their ass, let alone an exemplary one. #1 most common complaint amongst hookers.

[asmith1031]

CLEAN YOUR STANK ASS!

No really. Most men do not even realize that they don't do an adequate job wiping Their ass, let alone an exemplary one. #1 most common complaint amongst hookers.

LOL! CITC, I can only assume this was meant for another topic??? Or was this one thing I forgot to mention in the "Keys things to always remember" list? :)

[MarcoLovesBoobs]

And I just got myself a new hobby! ... after 25 years of marriage. Feels like I never had sex before. Great! The whole excitement all over again.
Thanks for the info for newbies, the amount of homework looks enormous. Who would think? Luckily there's a lot of field training.

[Heinrich Faust]

Thank you very much! It does help a lot!

[ichenelle]

And I just got myself a new hobby! ... after 25 years of marriage. Feels like I never had sex before. Great! The whole excitement all over again.
Thanks for the info for newbies, the amount of homework looks enormous. Who would think? Luckily there's a lot of field training.

In no time you will be able to take off the training wheels

[Aalana Kane]

Unless someone makes one if these newb posts a sticky ... It'll get lost in the sauce again.

[caught in the crossfire]

Unless someone makes one if these newb posts a sticky ... It'll get lost in the sauce again.

One of these days Your going to get Lost in the Sauce Cutie Pie.

[SweetDenise]

Bumping because of the call I just got -
Don't talk about services before you even introduce yourself!!

Spend a moment checking out a providers profile

[Buba]

Insert tab B into Slot C.

[caught in the crossfire]

https://www.tnaboard.com/showthread....ple-guidelines

Some great insight here on this thread written by Mizunate

[Retired-5301]

Checked out this thread as a newbie myself, and found some great advice. Thanks a lot.

[jizzme]

someone should just make a damn sticky already...btw i'm a newb HAHA

[Xin Zhao]

https://www.tnaboard.com/showthread....ple-guidelines

[SexXxyMami91]

Hey my name is BABY looking to meet and greet is there anyone out there

[caught in the crossfire]

Hey my name is BABY looking to meet and greet is there anyone out there

In here? Hell no. This is the welcome section,most people never even look in here.

[kissmywillie2]

well i'm looking. my first question: is there a list of newbie friendly providers? i'v been going thru each ad. it takes a while.

[kissmywillie2]

been thru the list and started checking out the ads... it looks promising.

[jayinRIC]

Thanks for the post. I'm not so much a newbie as a new to TNA be... hehe...
Still gotta build the refs and reputation up...

[caught in the crossfire]

https://www.tnaboard.com/showthread....-Newbies-Guide



Some new guys contributions to the dream.