Dear Diary...any ideas where I could keep notes securely on sessions I've had?

[+ Just Sayin]

OK, gentlemen,

 

I have reached a milestone birthday and I know that my hiring days are numbered; I'd like to keep a diary of my massage and escort sessions for my own personal reference, but I don't want anyone else's eyes to ever see it--not my husband, not my kids, not anyone. I've had a past partner find a diary and it was not a pleasant experience--he created a scene and I felt quite violated.

 

I am using the DayOne app for general reflections, but even then I am very cautious in what I write; does anyone have any ideas where I can keep notes about my experiences?

 

JS

[+ sniper]

Can't you just password-protect a file? Or do you not feel you will be able to remember a password that others wouldn't guess?

[+ Charlie]

Have you considered creating a code so that only you will understand the notes? (OK, then there is the problem that you may forget the code.)

[+ José Soplanucas]

Password protected encrypted document in a password protected folder in a password protected hard drive.

Edited April 9, 2018 by latbear4blk

[Moondance]

I can tell by the previous responses that the bottom of your underwear drawer is not going to be the winning answer.

 

I suppose you've also discounted Al Gore's favorite hiding place? ...

 

[keefer]

If you google: "private diary software" - there are a number of suggestions.

I found this article interesting...

https://lifehacker.com/5975750/how-can-i-keep-a-personal-private-journal-online

[+ Keith30309]

There are several apps which 1) appear on the device as a generic utility, such as a calculator, 2) require a passcode to see any screen other than they utility, 3) can house various content - text files, photos, videos, etc.

Most of those I’ve seen are free for the version packed with ads and a relatively modest amount for an ad-free version.

[+ Tarte Gogo]

Day one should be suitable. That is what I use, and I am also hiding it from the husband. It has password protection which should keep what is in it secret even if I get run over tomorrow.

[rvwnsd]

[+ Just Sayin]

 

unfortunately, the physical journal doesn't solve the "for my eyes only" issue; I have looked further in to the encryption options for a DayOne journal; the app itself can be password protected; but then each journal has the option of having end-to-end encryption; I am still thinking about it and will look at options, including just keeping all of my thoughts in my head!!!!

[+ 7829V]

unfortunately, the physical journal doesn't solve the "for my eyes only" issue; I have looked further in to the encryption options for a DayOne journal; the app itself can be password protected; but then each journal has the option of having end-to-end encryption; I am still thinking about it and will look at options, including just keeping all of my thoughts in my head!!!!

Nothing is for your eyes only unfortunately .

Encryption can be broken is just a matter of how long it takes to do it.

[+ Tarte Gogo]

Nothing is for your eyes only unfortunately .

Encryption can be broken is just a matter of how long it takes to do it.

Who wants to explain to 7829V that nobody cares if our files are decrypted in a million years from now using up all the energy available in the solar system?

[marylander1940]

Nothing is for your eyes only unfortunately .

Encryption can be broken is just a matter of how long it takes to do it.

 

Can't you just password-protect a file? Or do you not feel you will be able to remember a password that others wouldn't guess?

 

Have you considered creating a code so that only you will understand the notes? (OK, then there is the problem that you may forget the code.)

 

OK, gentlemen,

 

I have reached a milestone birthday and I know that my hiring days are numbered; I'd like to keep a diary of my massage and escort sessions for my own personal reference, but I don't want anyone else's eyes to ever see it--not my husband, not my kids, not anyone. I've had a past partner find a diary and it was not a pleasant experience--he created a scene and I felt quite violated.

 

I am using the DayOne app for general reflections, but even then I am very cautious in what I write; does anyone have any ideas where I can keep notes about my experiences?

 

JS

 

 

 

Do yinz know that ny 400lbs guy in his basement can reach all your posts on here and publish them? Specially now that you're asking for better ways to hiding your hires.

 

We all care about our privacy but (as much as I appreciate the OP for asking about this issue) in this case is it worth the effort?

 

My advice, just don't run for office or you'll be blackmail by Putin and others.

 

[+ Funguy]

White House (or Mar a Lago) appointment book. Trump will never let anyone near it. Print clearly, not in Twitter Form, and he won't know what it says.

[+ WilliamM]

Why the need for a written document?. Unless you have hired hundreds of men, can't you remember the best hires, if not every single man.

[+ FreshFluff]

unfortunately, the physical journal doesn't solve the "for my eyes only" issue; I have looked further in to the encryption options for a DayOne journal; the app itself can be password protected; but then each journal has the option of having end-to-end encryption; I am still thinking about it and will look at options, including just keeping all of my thoughts in my head!!!!

 

Evernote allows encryption of text within a note. I've used it for several years. You can use the free version on any iOS device, but the desktop version is premium only. I've used it for over five years and have found it very useful, although I find the iOS UI a little confusing sometimes.

https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/209005547-How-to-encrypt-content-inside-Evernote

[JayCeeKy]

I have kept 40 years of hiring in a location where I am absolutely positive that only I will ever have the key to entry: my memory.

[+ WilliamM]

I have kept 40 years of hiring in a location where I am absolutely positive that only I will ever have the key to entry: my memory.

 

I have never tried to remember everyone. But, in thinking about it today, I can remember about ninety percent of my escorts -- the other ten percent are lost. Fine with me.

[+ Funguy]

I have kept 40 years of hiring in a location where I am absolutely positive that only I will ever have the key to entry: my memory.

 

What happens, in the sunset years, when the key goes missing temoprarily?

[+ Tarte Gogo]

Why the need for a written document?. Unless you have hired hundreds of men, can't you remember the best hires, if not every single man.

Getting close to 200 different guys, some with repeats, so no, my mum didn’t make me with a good enough memory for that many guys.

[+ WilliamM]

Getting close to 200 different guys, some with repeats, so no, my mum didn’t make me with a good enough memory for that many guys.

 

I am not sure it's worth the effort, but if I really tried I can remember almost every hire, especially repeats.

[+ tassojunior]

I noticed in yesterday's Facebook hearings Z was asked if communications in say WhatsApp, could be read. He replied no, WhatsApp is encrypted end-to-end. He didn't clarify that Facebook Messenger is not (neither are texts). Non-US guys use WhatsApp almost exclusively because it's cheaper than texts. US Escorts should too. Once someone with WhatsApp is in your contacts, they show up in your WhatsApp contacts also. I think Apple is encrypted too.

 

I'm going to start suggesting my US guys get WhatsApp for privacy on business dealings.