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Valentin Imperial Maya...it slightly on the pricier side of things, but in my opinion, well worth it.

Agree with this here. Went through this thread and counted at least 5 times someone flat out called a person cheap for asking for change. This thread could have taken a much better route instead of putting down a type of person, but rather a positive re-enforcement of the correct etiquette (some respondents have done so, but I think it has gotten a bit lost in the deluge of cheapness and label discussions).

I know that A is on the smaller side of things, and D is on the larger. E onwards is very big. In the end, I don't care, I like them all. Don't care for size.

I think a more apt example is clothes. That factory collapse in Bangladesh just confirmed a well known secret, human exploitation is done in the name of capitalism. Joe Fresh and the type paid for the services of these businesses with atrocious working conditions, driving the costs down so that independent stores that do not and will not deal with sweat shop businesses, are forced out of business. 1,129 people died that day. But fuck it because it's not in Canada. People who decide to provide a sexual services on their own accord is paramount to slavery, and people who are literally risking their lives to go to work for pennies an hour...well we say it's sad and move on in our lives. No charges in Canada for negligent homicide, because ladies and gentlemen, slavery is okay, sex is bad.

http://www.cupidsescorts.ca/toronto/escort-Rob%20Ford%20Escort.php I know we don't write negative reviews, but I'm going to risk it. 1) Ignores everything. Was promised a lot, got nothing except how I 'saved' a lot of money. 2) Came in high 3) Also came in drunk, became weird, started speaking in a different accent 4) For some reason, brother came along too. Wasn't able to get rid of him. Stay away from this one folks. You're just asking for trouble. Repeat - HELL NO.

I really don't care for sugar, so I can comfortably say I don't live to eat sugar. But there are some dishes that are uh-mazing. I definitely live to eat those.

Since the question wasn't asked, I do want to slightly modify this one and make it the best gift a provider has given me. Recently, I saw someone I have a great time with. We were talking for a bit, and it came up that I'll be getting a certain medical procedure. I told her I was very nervous about one part, being vague, and a bit misleading here for anonymity. She kindly offered to help out. I was taken aback by her offer. It was really sweet of her. I gave a bottle of wine once when I saw an SP around Christmas time. Now I just tip. I tip always now. I didn't before. So gift of a little surprise maybe? I'm a bit cautious about gift giving. I like helping out friends/family more then giving gifts (although I do that too). But due to many obvious reasons, I can't do that. That being said, the first ever provider I saw, I offered a photography session (because that's what I do with everyone, even my chiro!). 2 years later, I still cringe when I think about that offer. So that would be under my stupid gift ideas.

I want to give blood so bad. I used to before. It's awesome, free cookies!!! And they treat you like a hero, which isn't needed but completely appreciated.

I am perpetually annoyed with the imperfections with my body, I wish I was a tad bit taller, a tad bit...well a lot thinner, etc. But honestly, the one thing I would want to change is my tongue. I wish I had one that loved veggies. I currently am not a fan of them. I have to break them down to tiny pieces so I can swallow them whole. Broccoli - My mortal enemy.

I kinda stopped reading halfway through since the followup comments seemed to morph into a different conversation. But in response to the OP, I can completely understand where he is coming from. I'm not as prolific as some of the male members here, and normally I feel like an outsider looking in. It's not a bad place, and I'm not complaining, but it does give a perspective that might be overlooked. I disagree with his assessment that some posters are looking for the 'thanks'. I really have no idea what their motives are, and while they may be entirely sincere, it sometimes doesn't feel that way. As someone who has been here over two years, I feel this board has become less inclusive. For the most part everyone is nice, but certain beliefs have become so entrenched that when someone new comes along, with a genuine question, responses are intimidating. There is a bit of a 'holier then thou' attitude I've noticed. An example I can think of - As a new member, I asked a question I saw posed to an escort on reddit, which had a race element to it. I honestly approached it with the most sincere and academic mindset, and not to stir up any trouble. Hindsight is 20/20, and despite whatever little reputation I have on this board, I'd never approach a subject like that again. I was lucky to have an amazing escort vouch for my character which seemed to have diverted any anger coming my way. I have a feeling that if someone were to broach an equally controversial subject today, due to 'newbieness', they would be on the receiving end of a barrage of very intimidating comments. There are a few posters here that I honestly feel have the best intentions when saying something, but honestly, I feel as if the words talk down to the other party. Going back to OP, it is given that a lot of topics have become recycled. A few members are more prolific then most others, and there exists a long set of spoken and unspoken rules (and why they exist). I think that some members do need to evaluate what benefit their post might make, especially when the person asking the question is new. Also if the manner in which they convey the message is demeaning and accusatory. This reply went on longer then I expected, but just one more example that readers who have reached this point can completely ignore. A few weeks ago, there was a thread that allowed members to pose questions to SPs. There was one question that was a bit of a no-no. A lot of male members jumped in before an SP could reply answering that question. I think this example best shows what the OP might be getting on about (and again, I disagree with his reasoning, but as I seem to be the person that likes to disagrees so meh).

I respectfully disagree with the sentiment of this thread. Maybe it's because where I came from is one of the worst places I've ever been to, but I truly feel that people here will take the time to help. I got into an accident a long time back, and I have no idea if it was the shock or something else, but I felt like 5 seconds later, there were people helping me recover (Still have no idea how they were able to get there that quickly). Within 5 minutes, there were about 5 people around offering me water, some dude just threw a jacket over me, and a bunch of other things that I can't remember. It wasn't that they were one group, as far as I remember, 3 different cars stopped to help. They just clicked and helped me, and for that I will be eternally grateful. I have been on the receiving end, or witness to countless of kind acts. Winter usually brings out the community in us, pushing out stuck cars, shoveling neighbour driveways. Someone I know was t-boned. He was completely not at fault, but the other person felt like shit. My friend actually calmed him, gave the other driver his own gloves and scarf because he was feeling cold. Sometimes you are just in a bad situation with people for some reason or the other won't help. From my own experiences, I feel these situations are more the exception rather then the norm.

Stepping back, and not doing anything might be the best option at times. It's a lousy option because by doing so, you feel as if it's the easy way out. I honestly think it's the hardest option, to ignore that feeling of guilt that you might feel for taking the 'easy way', and to hope for the best while expecting the worst. But I find that if all else fails, this might be the only way.

Some hobbyists stick to MAs and activities that take the possibility of STIs/STDs out of the equation.

Part of the reason I stay well away from anyone advertising themselves as 19-20 is for the fear that it's not true. And I'm not sure if this is the case in this situation, but a street life, drugs, and alcohol can do a number on someone's body and face. It can age you like you cannot believe. I thankfully haven't seen cases like that here, but unfortunately when I was in India, it was insanely sad to see kids that could pass off as someone 10 years older. I'm hoping that there isn't that much demand for insanely young girls in Canada...and maybe this might by a reason why men keep going back, because they think they're fine and that the girl is truly over 18.

Nice to see this thread pop up again. A few years ago, apart from perhaps one TV show, I thought anything Canadian produced was...lacking. But I've started to see a lot of ambition and talent stay here instead of move south. One show that I haven't started, but has received rave reviews is Orphan Black. It's in the scifi genre. Another one that I really like is Continuum. Like OB, it's scifi. It's a little weak starting off, but it gets better as you go along. It's a really interesting twist on the whole good vs. evil story. I love what they've done, and I'm actually happy to be a fan of a Canadian show!

I think you can buy a pre-paid phone for $70 from Walmart, and just buy refill cards. Never tried it here, but that's what I'd do in US.

I don't wear a watch, and I switch off my phone before I see an SP. Sometimes she has a clock that I can monitor, but when I don't notice one, I used to get very nervous about time. Especially if it's the first time I'm seeing her. So usually from the beginning, I let her know that I rather not step on any toes, and because I don't have a way to keep track of time, she could let me know when we're up.

There are a few things I'd like to know first. I hate having to wash my cat, but when it's needed, it's done. I don't do it in winter, and usually wait until it's a strong sunny day so he can enjoy the sun while drying off. The thing is, it's stressful for him. He absolutely hates it. And every cat I've owned prior to him have the same reaction to water. With him fidgeting and moving around, I know he would rather be anywhere else. Having said that, is the stress from the machine wash in the first video worse then me doing it? Yes the cat is jumping around, and it's heartbreaking to see, but is it any better then holding the cat down, preventing him from moving any better? I really don't know. The second video is something that I don't see a point of, so I'm not going to comment on that.

Important to a sense that wherever it is, it's not in a seedy area. I'm fine with hotel or private condo, with preference to condo. It hasn't happened yet, but if someone said some motel, I'd probably decline. I'm just worried that it's some sort of scam.

A banana or apple. You can easily use mouthwash to remove any offending smell if any. Easy to eat, very nutritious, cheap, and easy to prepare. Although adding some whip cream could be interesting.

Welcome And this:

Summer had a very interesting blog post about sharing this part of her life with a family member. It was a very interesting read. To those who have revealed this profession to loved ones, how did it go?

From my observational level of statistics, I've noticed a majority of women have hidden their face. And I imagine for the obvious reason of privacy. This question is for those who have their face out in the open, given the industry norm, why did you decide to 'out' your face? Did it result in any change?

It's kinda hard to say right now, but if the Nordic model is implemented, I will most probably stop, or just visit women I've seen in the past regularly. If I understand correctly, seeing an escort will be a criminal offense, and well...illegal. And as much as I would disagree with the law, it is the law. The problem is that the risk/reward is just too out of whack. Right now, I'm very private about this part of my life, but I control it. There is no fear that on the other side of that door is a cop ready to arrest me. If and when a law like this one is implemented, I think I would be paralyzed by some irrational fear that a woman might have cut a deal with the police, or some other nonsense. I can't think of anything right now that you could do that would allow me to feel safe booking.