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CristyCurves

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  1. Ahh, and so can we. We can't technically spread it from one to another but we can be a carrier of a tick just as easily as a mouse or a deer can. To be infected you need to be bitten by the tick. We can spread even worse but we don't kill and dispose of one another. I've always found this the most curious. Human beings have reasons for eradicating anything, I guess we make them for one another-that's war technically. But seriously, there is no more destructive, dirty, disease spreading beings on this planet worse than human. Yet we don't want to kill and dispose of one another because of that. Just sayin:)
  2. Congratulations on the success of the surgery and many blessings. You are a hero in my eyes. May you and your friends son thrive and be duly rewarded with long happy lives. What ever mark is left on you where it proudly, your heart is so big that's all anyone will see anyways :)
  3. Watched Selma I'd say a very good movie. Very sad how people treated others then.
  4. Would you like to feed my hunger? Do you like leggy, tall, buxom, pretty blondes? Do you prefer maturity? Do you need a nice quite, very comfortable upscale spot to escape to? Need an appt today? Or another time, morning, afternoon, evening? Would you love to experience a great massage, skilled hands? If you've answered yes to any of these questions then you should be calling me-Cristycurves-902-453-6323-no texts please Come by and enjoy the visuals of a tall, leggy pretty, very sexy, buxom blonde. Be stimulated by interesting conversation, entertained by my sharp wit, my care free nature. Be thrilled by my lack of inhibitions and be endeared by my sweetness. All I want from you is your discretion, full name/phone number, manners, cleanliness and to be prompt and to NOT be one of the ones who enjoys CANCELLING!!
  5. Omg!!, lol, lol, that's funny , I'm just picturing that!!
  6. Freezing rain here (Halifax) now. Been out and shoveled twice, the wine has taken away any cares, so tomorrow I guess see the results as I have to be out, hopefully the roads will be cleared. Stay safe and warm:)
  7. First I must say thank you Carlosage, I had missed this thread and wasn't aware of your choices:) To answer your questions and speaking from a loners, woman's and companions point of view, yes we get lonely and one shouldn't be ashamed to admit it. I believe human beings need to be nurtured, interactive, touched and feel loved most of all. To know there is someone on this planet that has their best interests at heart. Without any of that it can be a very lonely place. Interaction with another person can certainly help appease loneliness, even when and especially if, that person is a stranger. Everyone's needs are unique. Everyone's loneliness is different. For some, seeing a paid companion could most certainly help. Paid companionship can be very fulfilling, it satisfies my lonely times. My loneliness comes from a need of male attention, and a need to be very open with someone, to be able to express the side of me I feel the need to hide from those I interact with daily. It's nice to share time with someone who wants to have fun, to meet someone new, to feel no pressures, to just let go without judgement or commitment. For a gentleman I think it's a wonderful opportunity as many of the ladies in this profession are so nurturing, non-judgemental, giving, caring human beings, part time therapists actually:) Who truly want to make another human being feel good while in their company. Now some may require more than this, they may need this on a continuing basis, a full time monogamous relationship, so seeing a companion may make feeling lonely, "lonelier" as they might continue to crave that attention. Only you know if this would work for you. We all have our own answers sometimes we just aren't asking ourselves the right questions. To answer your other question about divulging your "secret", should you fulfill it. That again is a decision only you can make. We all share what we want others to know and we all have to be our own judges as to how much that should be. Take the opinions of others lightly, listen but don't let what someone else thinks or does form yours, only you knows what is best for you. Sometimes you just have to take more time to think on it to gain your answer. As far as worrying about contracting something, you're as likely to with any human being that you become intimate with. Being in a particular profession doesn't make someone more likely to be a carrier. It's responsible to be concerned. It's irresponsible to be judgemental, just do your research:) and be happy:) you'll know in time what is best for you.
  8. Ooh how I wish;)OOO that's the only multiple O's I've had:( I guess some are capable and some aren't
  9. The storm-nothing better than to spend the day with friends, nobody's working today:) board games, movies and wine:)
  10. you should!! I've done that and it was so much fun, food and sex, mystery and playfulness go together so well:)
  11. Nothing. What you and your/ his/her/each other does within their time is up to one another, and should be clarified between one another. What might be wrong is discussing it now, openly:)
  12. Absolutely! and especially now. The law has stigmatized clients and so will anyone now that was once in the in the grey area about it. Because for many, once something is determined to be illegal, then for them it becomes immoral. But all along there have been men and women that hold the opinion that men who pay for companionship are lacking in some department, whether that be looks, intelligence, position, or something else. This "theory" is so wrong, yet believed by many. Women in this business are also stigmatized by society, by their peers, by some clients as being "victims", of a lower class, untrustworthy, unlovable, etc. I can't count how many times over the years a client has said to me "what's a nice girl like you doing in this business" The saddest is when stigmatization is made among peers, which happens far to often. In the end it doesn't matter what others say or think of you, what stigmas may be created towards what you do, who you see, etc. It only matters how you think of yourself. Many may try and break people by creating stigmas, when they do you just have to become unbreakable-I have:)
  13. Very generous of you to say, why not post a proper reco for her in that section. I'm sure she'd appreciate it as would other gents. I'm sure I'll be told I'm being nosy or something for writing this but there is a proper place here for such accolades:)
  14. When seeing an escort/companion you are paying her for her time, not to play with juicemen or to have stamina tested. I just wanted to clarify.
  15. I still think you are going to win, selfishly I can't imagine this site without you. Your strength of character, kindness, humor, gallantry and courage. Thank you for allowing me into a part of your life, for sharing your most difficult days and for showing us all that even through the worst of times we should look to the brighter side, find humor in it and hope, hope for better days. You are the bravest man I know and I'm only one of many, many, many, that have been honored to know you.
  16. It's the only one I know but it's a good one I'll be back!!
  17. This is just my perspective- if this is happening with more than one person then it could possibly be a dishonest way of getting more $$ for the allotted time. I believe a responsible and respectful person would have returned the extra amount without you having to bring it up. I would also want to know the reason. An explanation should be given even if it's vague. There was an agreement, it was followed through on your end, the other end erred and it may not have been something in that persons control, either way, it is for them to make up the difference.
  18. Single-thank you very much I am one of the few that does very well on her own, I'm a true loner. I like meeting with people occasionally. I believe that's why this profession suits me well, it allows me brief encounters with no commitments. The only person I want to be responsible for is me. But kudo's to those who maintain long lasting loving relationships. There are pluses and minuses to both.
  19. Any gift you choose for your friend is going to be more than appreciated, you took time to think about her, that's very special. Wrong size, wrong gift, regardless, just give a gift receipt with it. A gift card is also a great way to go, then you won't have the worry of wondering. Most of us are animal lovers, charity supporters so that is another way to go:) But as far as lingerie, clothing, if it is something you really want to give ask her size, mention that you'd like to pick a little something up for her, it'll still be a surprise and very much appreciated. The gift to you will be seeing her model it for you;) Thanks for the question:) Additional Comments: In the fashion world I think- 0-4 would be small 6-10 med 12 & up large. Sizing is difficult even for us as one 6 in one store may not be the same as one in another and so on.
  20. It's good for all of us to voice our opinions here, to make comments, as long as they are given as opinions, and comments and not stated as facts or in a manner as one being right and the other wrong. I can speak to having suffered an atrocity at the hands of another, not in the name of justice, but an atrocity none the less and as I had said in my previous post I didn't want his life ruined because of it. Some people deserve forgiveness, can change and sometimes become better because of it. Believe me, rape is something you'll never forget, you don't forget the smells, the feel, the look of the person, you remember it forever, that's an atrocity, having to live with those memories. So if that can be forgiven, then perhaps those that spoke the words and not committed such an act too could be forgiven. It is easy to be flippant about them doing something else, could you, would you? For some change isn't an easy thing, for some it's an impossible thing. None of us knows how much any of them are suffering, how sorry they are, how much this is affecting them, and no I'm not excusing their actions, nor forgetting about their victims. No one wins here but I do feel forgiveness is needed instead of persecuting them for a lifetime.
  21. I know:) I realize no one is making this personal, I probably could have worded "ganging up on" differently, sorry. A good debate is always educational and beneficial. I'm just surprised that no one is understanding her points, or being more supportive towards them.
  22. Thank you! That is exactly how I never respond, sadly. When in an argument, as you may have noticed;) I tend to get defensive and lash out instead of responding intelligently and with a clear head, my emotions always get the better of me. Your response is brilliant, so spot on. I hope next time I'll be calm enough to respond so eloquently. I'm copying this:)
  23. I have to object to that request. With all due respect To Doctor King and his legacy. To start blocking words because of some of their connection to vile acts of the past is the wrong way to go . Lynching is not just about the injustices of the south, it is a word/term that was around long before those times. If it causes you to shudder when you hear it, then perhaps look past posts that have included it. That's what I've been doing when I keep hearing and seeing the word "rape". http://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/mass/lynching/lynching_2.html Miss Jane is an articulate and good member who has made a point, I hate seeing how she is constantly ganged up on when she makes it. I understand it, feel it's relevant and can understand her use of the word Lynch. I also know she means no disrespect to anyone when using the term other than to define a way that she feels these men are being publicly punished.
  24. Reached 2028 followers on twitter today :)
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