Texas (And Every Place Else)

[Electra 225]

I've been retaining the services of gentlemen callers for more years than I care to count (but remember most of the encounters warmly and fondly). I live in Houston, Texas and travel frequently to Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio as well as to other cities in the U.S. and Canada. It has been my experience that in every time I have retained the services of a gentleman caller, if I do my research carefully the encounter is almost always successful--especially when I have based or began my research here on Daddy's Reviews. There are some OUTSTANDING gentlemen in Houston (Alan Ladd is at the top of my list), Dallas (Jason Carter is at the top of my list), Austin (Corbin is at the top of my list), and San Antonio (Noah Driver and Benjamin Nicholas are at the top of my list). It has been my experience that every city of any size has some great people there and I am rarely disappointed.

 

Regarding Texas in particular: I don't think that it is so much the economy, but it is the time of the year. Summer is HOT here (100 degree heat is the norm) and many people do go to cooler places for a vacation and respite--me included. Summer is a slower time of the year here in Texas, but when cooler weather returns, things "heat up"!! That being said, gentlemen callers of true quality are available--just plan in advance and do your research!!

[jimboivyo]

Guess it all depends on if you're looking for someone different in every city or if you stick with one or two guys no matter where you go. I prefer to have my guys come to me and come with me, so I always knowwhat I'm getting. Can't agree more on Noah and Benjamin. Hot pair together and apart. TX is hot, that's for sure, but thankfully there continue to be some outstanding escorts here that always keep a smile on my face.

[JoeyBryant]

Great analysis on Dallas, Electra. Unfortunently, I think it goes a bit deeper than that. 100+ had extended many places these past weeks...Yet, it was fairly busy despite the heat wave in the places I've gone. If anything, it'd bring more people out as the skies remain clear. Point blank, Dallas just doesn't cut it. Texas, doesn't cut it. (my opinion!) Too crowded. In the winter, they complain about ice storms....but I do recall the fall being busy there.

 

I am from Miami, and I am used to the seasonal way of things...but to me, summers in Miami were still fun without the snowbirds. I never got the impression that Dallas was a 'seasonal' place.

 

Regardless, Im just glad I left Texas. I mean...when the wind blows, it blows hot! Its the opposite of wind chill, wind burn! What happened to summer breezes??? Some days, I would ask myself WHY does the earth need to be so hot. 105 degrees, really? Whats the purpose? Ok, off on a tangent....LOL

[instudiocity]

Joey, you forgot to make an "ummmm, racist" comment here.