I think the disconnect here is between the hot escort who exists largely as described in his ad and whom many have found to be quite satisfying Vs. the communication / booking process. When I attempted to book via email on RM, it became entirely clear that an intermediary is involved (call it an agency, agent, handler, PR person, or promoter who is even present in these threads) which is why the clumsy questionnaire is involved. It's a great trade-off for a 23-year old who may not have the time, experience, resources, and wherewithal to craft a thoroughly professional ad (without a single grammatical flaw), develop a professional website, finance the costly monthly ads, respond to a steady stream of inquiries, promote on multiple websites and in forums such as this. It's a business folks, and talent management is much more pervasive than you might think. Nothing wrong with it, but that awareness helps to explain a lot of the inconsistencies and contradictions in this instance and across many threads in the Deli forum. It's the same reason why sometimes you'll hire an escort and he'll show up and when you make reference to what was discussed via email or text he'll look at you with a blank stare as if he's hearing it for the first time--because often he is and his handler didn't cover everything. It's all good and just how it works.
