Megan'sTouch

I believe that if you notice a lady in public (strip club or elsewhere) you should not introduce yourself. Privacy and discretion is imperative. What if she's at the club with a boyfriend who doesn't know she escorts? What if she's with her girlfriends who don't know? Play it safe and respect her privacy. The same goes for SP's who meet clients in public. Posted via Mobile Device

I would go for it, but make sure that each and every client who books is fully aware that you are not providing regular service. You don't need someone showing up who read your ad from last week. Contrary to what many seem to think, I believe most men are mature when it comes to menstruation. Most of them are married or divorced, and unless you're gay or living under a rock, you deal with menstruation at some point in your life. Alternately, consider the sponge!

This "hairy vagina" thing freaks me out. Hair doesn't grow in your vagina! It grows on your labia/vulva and pubic area. I've never heard of a woman who actually has a hairy vagina.

I second Alexandra-Sky.

It's wonderful having you as a part of our community!

One reason you may not be getting much of a response is because the current CERB rule doesn't allow us to respond to threads or PM you about our services. I would recommend PMing a few ladies you've already seen or new ladies you're interested in and ask them individually if they would be comfortable with such a fetish.

I personally don't like last-minute bookings for new clients and I ignore most of the "Are you available now?" emails. However, if you went about it differently you might get a more positive response. If someone emailed me and said "Hey Megan, *brief introduction to yourself*. I understand you don't book new clients same-day. My situation makes it such that I can only book last minute. Would it be possible to fill out your prescreening questionnaire in advance, and then book same day? Thank you for your consideration" I would react much more positively!

Pete, Great to see you back! With all due respect, I believe the best way to handle such situations (a member attacking another member) is not to step in and fight, but to inform the mod and maybe send a PM of support to the person being attacked. It's the same thing we learn in school. If a student is being attacked, you don't join in on the fight, you call a teacher. I due, however, respect your point of view at that time that your comments were coming from a place of caring. I look forward to your many more contributions here on CERB, Megan

I experienced the same thing as you, and committing to be at my studio certain hours has worked wonders for me. When I don't have a client, there are many others things I can do like laundry, cleaning, read a book, etc. I think the hours you've posted are good. They are varied which is great. From my experience, daytime, especially mornings, are always the business. Good luck!

You've obviously never seen the thongs I wore when I was a young teen LOL. Not sexy in the least. I just didn't like people see my underwear/lines. It's private and not something I wish to show off.

I don't see anything wrong with girls of any age wearing thongs. It's unclear to me why thongs are associated with sexuality. To me it just means no underwear lines and better comfort. I started wearing thongs at a young age for this reason. If a 12-year-old wants to wear a thong and it's something private she wears under who clothes that no one else sees, why is that bad?

Thanks WIT. Posted via Mobile Device

There must be more to this story. Posted via Mobile Device

I think Lowdark's post was with good intentions but underdeveloped. Stigma sucks and we all need to work to eradicate it. But language policing is not the way to go. If we eliminate the word "whore" but people still hate sex workers, we've accomplished nothing. Let's fight the root of the problem!

I disagree. The more you censor a word, the more powerful it becomes. You will never succeed at eliminating the word. We can only diffuse it. Why do you think black people, eg. rappers, call themselves niggers? Why do sex workers call themselves whores? To take the power away from the word. Why would you care if someone called you that name when you've already owned it? A proud whore, Megan Posted via Mobile Device

Check out half-Asian Annessa. Posted via Mobile Device

We shower there too! Why wouldn't we want to keep it clean? Personally, I'd like the city out of it. I don't need a third party telling me to clean the shower. I'm not 12 years old! Consenting adults behind closed doors can choose as they will, and of course you are all free not to frequent places that are dirty. It may be interesting to note that the cleanest places generally are not the places licensed by the city, and I'm not just talking independents. We don't need the city involved to be clean!

As a dancer, I saw about 5. As an MA, I've only seen one. But it was LOTS of fun ;)

I have a card published by ACO and PIVOT and it says the following: "Officer, if I am under arrest or being detained, please tell me so. If I am free to go, please tell me so. If I am not free to go, please tell me why. I wish to exercise all my legals rights including my right to silence and my right to speak to a lawyer before I say anything to you. I do not consent to be searched. I wish to be released without delay. Please do not ask me questions, because I will not willingly talk to you until I speak to a lawyer. Thank you for respecting my rights." My rights: 1. Silence. 2. I can say "NO" if the the police ask permission to search me or my things. 3. I can leave unless I am being detained or arrested. 4. If I am being detained or arrested, I have a right to know why, and a right to speak privately to a lawyer without delay - even if I can't afford to pay. 5. I can only be strip-searched in private and by officers of the same sex. 6. I have a right to know a police officer's name and badge number. 7. I can report a police officer who abuses me, swears at me, or violates my rights.

Hi Cerbites. I've started a Fitness social group and I would like to invite you to join and discuss all things fitness: http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/group.php?groupid=56&gmid=4563#gmessage4563 Megan

I just calculated I've had sex 20% of days in my adult life 18+. Thank you for the interesting statistic. Posted via Mobile Device

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I'm 26 and I feel like I'm in my late twenties. Yes, I feel older than I am, but that's a good thing, not a bad thing! :)

Jude masso offers a therapeutic massage, but she is an MA and not an SP.

I don't really feel the need to update photos too often because (seriously) nothing has changed about me since high school (I'm 26 now). No weight gain/loss, no children, no tattoos/piercings, no hair cuts or dyes, nothing! I've trimmed my hair by about 1-2 inches every year and that's not notable enough to update pictures. I even do my makeup the exact same way I did in high school. People thought I was 22 or 23 when I was 17 and they still think I'm 22 or 23! I know it's going to be a shock for me one of these ways when I actually do start changing. But, I still like to add new photos every 3-4 months just because it's fun!