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The business model is that the Provider can be the blank canvas on which the Client's individual fantasy will come to life. Perhaps providers suspect that some potential clients might see their words as flaws in the canvas.

Tiger who, now?

Literally everybody and anybody can leave reviews for literally everything and anyone providing goods and/or services. Our Providers are simply subject to this broader trend, just like professors, dry cleaners, actors, gynos, and especially actors who play gynos. Some critiques may be really helpful, but these days, it's never unfair to assume a reviewer may possibly have bad intent.

Who will not be forgotten, you say?

I listen almost exclusively to covers. It's just the nature of classical music written before stereophonic sound.

Why does the media grant pro athletes "role model" status at all? They are good at one thing, and can be failures with every other decision they make, just like the rest of us. If he is sentenced to correctional custody, mandatory treatment, or just gets whatever-celebrity-slap-on-the-wrist-du-jour, for his deliberate choice to drive under influence, the world will be a better place if he's just ignored by the public until his death.

At a spa, the bodyworkers are usually hourly/daily wage-eating employees, with taxes withheld. Most legit ops require proof of education and certification in the field, which is at the prior expense of the worker. They are on call with clients assigned, all overhead and expendables covered, and tips for them can go a long way to get them through hours cut in slow periods. If they have repeat requests by name, more hours will come their way. Some may also do private legit bodywork on the side, but some may not have a home setup for it, and others may even be concurrently attending school for PT or other further medical training, without the time to earn more than the spa pays. If you're not inclined to be a service tipper, then don't. It's not really a problem until your next visit...

That's the fun part about hiring sensual! Just like Forrest Gump's chocolates, you never know what you're going to get! Hint: Hire an escort (at the rate advertised) who also has a massage ad on the other site...

Hmm. Even after having combed thru his ad and full review panel in addition to the archived CoM thread, not one mention of a table.

People change. Often, their work improves with the life experience that change brings. Sometimes not.

50 years ago, I was a total snack. When I tip, I tip generously because I appreciate that it takes a little extra effort to eat me now.

When it comes to the personal relationships we speak of here, at age 70, I automatically exclude anyone with the immutable characteristic of being under 35. It would be natural for a 30yr old to take offense. Just as it's natural for me to steer clear of Reddit.

Men and Cars are both at their best when they have plush seats.

Whatever your ideal boyfriend experience winds up being, the most important part for clients to remember is that, for the provider, it's a booked session.

When in college in the 70's, my summers were spent working on shows in a theme park- one of the best shows had a medley of sung TV themes, from Rawhide to Beverly Hillbillies to Good Times. Layers of memories from childhood-teens-adulthood, in a format no longer part of home entertainment.