"I'm Educated"

[+ Axiom2001]

When I read in far too many ads the words "I Am Educated"-- I cringe, for one would hope that the individual has received some sort of education if only 12 years.  If I were to engage the services of the individual, I'd find out if he is "educated" based on our conversation.  But prior to that, I'd have an idea based on the composition of his ad, his sentence structure, coherence, manner of communication via text or IM via Rentmen, and if he and I were to talk on a phone--one would get an idea of this guy's education, or I would hope so.

I think his use of those words are completely unnecessary; I'll meet you as you are and go from there, for in all of these years in which I've engaged the services of escorts, education (as such) has NEVER been an issue with me.

[+ azdr0710]

Admittedly, the provider may only be offering that qualification to those clients who much prefer providers who can also chat, hang out, and go have a meal with. 

 

 

[cany10011]

Recently, in Berlin, i met an uber sweet escort who was a graduate student in mathematics. Extremely sexy to hear him talk about stochastic finance over a steak dinner. 

Edited December 20, 2022 by cany10011

[Wanderoz]

11 minutes ago, cany10011 said:

Recently, in Berlin, i met an uber sweet escort who was a graduate student in mathematics. Extremely sexy to hear him talk about stochastic finance over a steak dinner. 

Any link to this one?

[pubic_assistance]

I spent an evening in London once with a masseur who was a graduate student in international finance. Invited him to dinner and we spent most of the evening chatting about Globalism. An unexpected extra treat.

[Rudynate]

3 hours ago, Axiom2001 said:

When I read in far too many ads the words "I Am Educated"-- I cringe, for one would hope that the individual has received some sort of education if only 12 years.  If I were to engage the services of the individual, I'd find out if he is "educated" based on our conversation.  But prior to that, I'd have an idea based on the composition of his ad, his sentence structure, coherence, manner of communication via text or IM via Rentmen, and if he and I were to talk on a phone--one would get an idea of this guy's education, or I would hope so.

I think his use of those words are completely unnecessary; I'll meet you as you are and go from there, for in all of these years in which I've engaged the services of escorts, education (as such) has NEVER been an issue with me.

 

I don't think I have met a provider that I didn't think was smarter than average.  I'm not that interested in how many degrees they have so it doesn't ever come up.  But it is always a pleasure to have hot sex with a guy who is extra smart.

[+ goosh69]

1 hour ago, cany10011 said:

Recently, in Berlin, i met an uber sweet escort who was a graduate student in mathematics. Extremely sexy to hear him talk about stochastic finance over a steak dinner. 

I might have had that one too.

[+ goosh69]

2 hours ago, Rudynate said:

 

I don't think I have met a provider that I didn't think was smarter than average.  I'm not that interested in how many degrees they have so it doesn't ever come up.  But it is always a pleasure to have hot sex with a guy who is extra smart.

I’ve met MANY who are less than average in terms of intelligence slash education. Many.

Edited December 20, 2022 by goosh69

[+ purplekow]

3 minutes ago, goosh69 said:

I’ve met MANY who are less than average intelligence slash education. Many.

That is what my partners tell me.  Not necessarily about me but they do say that.  

[Rudynate]

4 hours ago, Axiom2001 said:

When I read in far too many ads the words "I Am Educated"-- I cringe, for one would hope that the individual has received some sort of education if only 12 years.  If I were to engage the services of the individual, I'd find out if he is "educated" based on our conversation.  But prior to that, I'd have an idea based on the composition of his ad, his sentence structure, coherence, manner of communication via text or IM via Rentmen, and if he and I were to talk on a phone--one would get an idea of this guy's education, or I would hope so.

I think his use of those words are completely unnecessary; I'll meet you as you are and go from there, for in all of these years in which I've engaged the services of escorts, education (as such) has NEVER been an issue with me.

 

They have to start somewhere - why not say that you are educated?  I assume someone who says he is educated has at least a four-year degree.  I have noticed thought, that the more degrees a person has, the less they are impressed by their own degrees.

[Rudynate]

5 minutes ago, goosh69 said:

I’ve met MANY who are less than average intelligence slash education. Many.

Maybe intelligence isn't a premium for you. Otherwise you would have found a way to screen the less intelligent ones.

[Rudynate]

I'm a patent attorney.  About a year ago, I met a hookup who was absolutely enthralled with the intricacies of patent law.

[+ goosh69]

2 hours ago, Rudynate said:

Maybe intelligence isn't a premium for you. Otherwise you would have found a way to screen the less intelligent ones.

What makes you think I care if they are intelligent? I generally don’t. 

[+ FrankR]

1 hour ago, arnemgreeves said:

Many educated people are dolts. They take the time to read books but dint have true life wisdom. 

Indeed. Some of them can’t even spell basic words correctly or produce sensible sentences. I can cite many examples. 🙊

[+ KensingtonHomo]

3 hours ago, FrankR said:

Indeed. Some of them can’t even spell basic words correctly or produce sensible sentences. I can cite many examples. 🙊

Yes, highly educated people are known for being unable to spell and write. 🙄

[Wanderoz]

7 minutes ago, KensingtonHomo said:

Yes, highly educated people are known for being unable to spell and write. 🙄

But you can fuck their brains out!

[Rudynate]

8 hours ago, goosh69 said:

What makes you think I care if they are intelligent? I generally don’t. 

Because you're spending a lot of time talking about it.   I suspect some clients prefer someone of lesser intelligence because it is easier to feel superior to them.

[Rudynate]

Many years ago, on Thanksgiving day, I picked an extraordinarily cute guy up in  a park.  He was just a vision - muscles for days, hairy chest and arms.  And very submissive. He would do anything he was told.  But he was also not the sharpest knife in the drawer.  He made his living as an exterminator and he told me that, as a hobby, he collected salt and pepper shakers.  I asked him how he decided to collect salt and pepper shakers and he said, "I don't know.  I figured I needed a hobby, so I decided to collect salt & pepper shakers."   He was great sex,  I should have had a great time, But I didn't.  He was so dumb that I couldn't rid myself of the feeling that I was exploiting him.   He wanted to come back - I wanted him to come back but I hated that feeling that I was exploiting him, so we never met up again. 

[Rudynate]

1 hour ago, KensingtonHomo said:

Yes, highly educated people are known for being unable to spell and write. 🙄

And yet, somehow, those highly intelligent people who can't tie their own shoes do amazing science that changes the world, they form billion dollar companies, they get Nobel prizes.  How could that be?

[KeepItReal]

"The English have no respect for their language, and will not teach their children to speak it"

Can you name the book?? 🤓

 

 

[+ Charlie]

39 minutes ago, KeepItReal said:

"The English have no respect for their language, and will not teach their children to speak it"

Can you name the book?? 🤓

 

 

"Why can't the English teach their children how to speak?" ("Just you wait, 'enry 'iggins, just you wait!")

 

15 hours ago, azdr0710 said:

Admittedly, the provider may only be offering that qualification to those clients who much prefer providers who can also chat, hang out, and go have a meal with. 

 

 

Oh, no!! You ended your sentence with a preposition!!

[+ keroscenefire]

14 hours ago, cany10011 said:

Recently, in Berlin, i met an uber sweet escort who was a graduate student in mathematics. Extremely sexy to hear him talk about stochastic finance over a steak dinner. 

I would actually prefer a bit more specifics in how the provider is educated. Like exactly that: "Currently in graduate school for mathematics" or "have a master's degree in journalism." Then you can actually get more of sense of common interests and relatability. "Educated" means nothing. 

[dbar123]

I suppose it’s better than having them tell you in an ad that they’re uneducated and don’t expect to have any kind of deep intellectual conversation.

Graduate student escorts are my favorites

[Bacon]

I generally interpret “educated” to mean attended and/or graduated from college. I assume it is an attempt to distinguish oneself from blue collar/working class stereotypes. 

[Walt]

10 hours ago, arnemgreeves said:

Many educated people are dolts. They take the time to read books but dint have true life wisdom. 

And some that do, dint.