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I apologize to everyone for my comments coming off as offensive when I did not mean it in that way. I won't continue to pursue my position after this post as I now realize it was not fully thought out and not entirely based on fact. To clarify, when I compared massage to waitressing I only did so because of the 'tip' factor, it was not intended at all to reflect the nature of the work. I also did not mean to compare massage to a minimum wage job, but when I discuss employment I compare wages to minimum wage because minimum wage jobs are generally open to the widest amount of prospective employees, and I myself have only ever worked minimum wage jobs. Again, I want to point out that I do not intend to be offensive or inflammatory at all, and in regards to the women involved in the industry who I have interacted with in person or on cerb, they are all much better people than I am, so I would never even think of making any moral judgments or question their life courses. That said, I will make two parting points, both of which are my personal opinion and I realize they won't be shared by everyone. Firstly, I realize that people like to complain about their jobs, but we tend to know what we're getting into when we start a job, and if we end up surprised and not a fan of what the job is actually like, there is nothing keeping us there. A great thing about this country is how many opportunities people have, vocationally and educationally. Secondly, in response to passionseeker, specifically in regards to waitresses, I don't believe they are entitled to a bad day on the job. Your job description probably includes a sunny disposition, and as with any other job if you don't perform your duties you are subject to punishment (suspension, firing, reduced pay, etc.) I worked in retail for a few months and I always performed my duties up to par. I know I would not be able to put on a smile for people all evening long so I don't consider restaurant work when I am looking for employment. Sometimes you have to try something to know you can't do it and other times you know beforehand.

Solid picks Secret Admirer, Kate Beckinsale, Emily Blunt, and Jennifer Connolly are among my favorites, as well as Emma Roberts, Natalie Portman, and Mila Kunis.

There are special labor laws for restaurant service-work that allows establishments to pay less than minimum wage, because once you include tips waitresses make more than minimum wage; and in our society people tend to tip because they feel obliged rather than as an actual response to the quality of the service (when I go out to eat with friends they get upset at me when I tip less than 15% even though I feel completely justified in doing so.) That said, you are right, and we are de-railing the original purpose of the thread. If you want to continue the discussion I will gladly respond to a PM. To clarify my position, when getting an erotic massage, you should tip (unless the service is particularly sub-par) when not opting for any extras, and tips are always appreciated even if you do opt for extras. I just feel like sometimes we lose sight of the fact that some people are financially challenged and just talk about throwing money left and right. I don't mean to come off as frugal, because I would definitely not take advantage of a woman working at a massage parlor or in any other environment, but I am also careful with my money and wish to get good value. I apologize if I came off as insensitive, I have a great respect for everyone in the industry and everyone here on cerb.

Just to play devil's advocate, service staff like waitresses make below minimum wage without tips, and if there's no business there's not much money. So it's something one has to be aware of going into their job, be it waitressing or massaging.

Great job, thanks for the reco, I was very intrigued with all the College Kittens women, but had no idea if it checked out.

If you are not looking to get any extras, I would suggest asking the massage provider how much of her tip she has to give to the parlor (if any) so that you have a good idea of how much to tip (if you want to tip). Realize that even if you tip $50 (with $20 going to the parlor), that's $30 for an hour of work, significantly higher than minimum wage. Not that I'm an advocate of being frugal, and I'd never be able to resist the extras myself anyway. Definitely do talk to your friend about this. Edit: If you don't want any extras you should probably go to a non-erotic massage parlor/provider. I was referring to situations as mentioned above where you "book blind" and do end up not wanting the extras.

I've never been comfortable getting a normal massage as I am quite young and I get physically stimulated easily. Upon exploring the concept of MAs and having an experience with one it was definitely a great combination of a relaxing massage and an erotic encounter.

As far as I know it is legal for independent service providers to operate out of their homes/apartments/hotels as long as the arrangements made between you and her are done so privately (e.g. over the phone, over the internet). Honestly, I'm pretty sure massage parlors are more unsafe than respectable independents (many of which can be found here on CERB). Lastly, even if you were caught in a police raid, I think the police would just let the clients go and charge the people running the parlor/brothel/whatever (like the way cops crack down on drug dealers and not minor drug users).

They didn't deserve to win because they got unfocused. It was a mental collapse and not a physical collapse and it cannot be blamed on their age because every country has young teams and we have won in the past with young teams too. I hope the players can take the lessons they learned and apply it to their futures in junior and professional hockey, and I hope the Russian players learn some humility (they got denied entry to a plane because of rowdy behavior and had to reschedule their flight for later).

Personally I find foreplay more pleasurable than penetration, and it makes me sad knowing there are guys out there whose idea of sex is to just jackhammer the ladies. Nothing gets me hotter than knowing my partner is enjoying herself.

I have a question. What do you like or expect your clients to wear to the meeting? Jeans and a t-shirt? Something with a collar? Full suit? One of the things that worries me is what to wear to a meeting at the SP/MA's location. And even at a client's place, he wouldn't want to make a bad first impression. Thanks! Additional Comments: I have a question. What do you like or expect your clients to wear to the meeting? Jeans and a t-shirt? Something with a collar? Full suit? One of the things that worries me is what to wear to a meeting at the SP/MA's location. And even at a client's place, he wouldn't want to make a bad first impression. Thanks!

I also don't get the vaccine because I feel it will make my immune system weaker if I don't have to fight off potential viruses.

Nicole Rey, Amy Reid, Dakoda Brookes, Amia Miley/Moretti, Lily Labeau, Chayse Evans, Alexis Texas, Jayden Jaymes, Laura Love, Lizz Tayler, Natalia Rossi, Rebecca Linares, Shyla Stylez, Tiffany Taylor are most of my favorites. I generally go for smaller natural girls with cute faces, but sometimes I can't help myself when it comes to giant breasts, real or fake. My #1 all-time favorite though is the legendary Lexi Belle.

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I am hoping to bump up my GPA in university, get in better shape, get and maintain a job for an extended period of time rather than a couple months, and spend some time with more of the lovely ladies of cerb than I did last year (just one). My overall theme of the year is to invest in myself for the future; get healthier, more responsible, more fiscally sound, etc. while not forgetting to stop and smell the roses (:boobeyes:) every once in a while.

I would also recommend seeing an independent massage provider first, as the atmosphere is warmer and friendlier and probably more suited to a shy first-timer as I was. I also strongly recommend Megan.

Is it possible to set up a donation link for people who frequent the site to be able to donate funds to help keep the site running? I am sure there are some people with a strong enough connection to cerb to donate. My apoligies if this issue has come up in the past or if there are legal problems, I'm not an avid reader of the boards.

I second Buzz's request, anyone have experience with http://kingston.en............ca/ers/2108593505.html ??

Is there a specific reason why most of the websites don't post photos of the attendants?