misskathryn44xoxx

Hello! My name is Kathryn and though I am fairly new to CERB, I have been in the sex industry over a decade. I'm sitting down to plan my trip from Ottawa, ON to Victoria, BC and I was struck with a really great idea as I know a lot of girls who escort and travel an one of the biggest expenses is accomodations. I was thinking it might be helpful to create a network (sort of like AirBnB or VRBO) where girls who travel could rent their apartments to other girls and also rent from other girls while elsewhere in Canada. I don't know where to even begin something of this magnitude but figured CERB would be an excellent place to start the discussion. As a local girl here in Ottawa, my upscale 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo is ideally situated in a safe neighbourhood downtown that is low key and discreet. But unfortunately, the rent here is pretty high so when I leave here to go anywhere, it sits empty but would make a great temporary home for someone wanting to visit. My friends and I have always had a theory: "The new girl always makes money." Lol Most gentlemen enjoy variety and fresh faces so it's always good to try new places and I enjoy travelling immensely. It would also be great in terms of safety to network with other providers and give them details pertinent to their stay so they can feel more at home. The cities I am tentatively planning to visit (in order) are the following: Petawawa Sudbury Sault Ste Marie Thunder Bay Kenora Winnipeg Brandon Regina Saskatoon Calgary Fort McMurray Edmonton Jasper Whistler Vancouver Victoria If anyone lives in these cities and wants to discuss exchange of accomodations or anyone has ideas how to go about creating such a network, send me a PM or email, would love to hear thoughts. Xo Kathryn

I am really glad to see this post and to have come across this thread. I have turned clients away for being over 15 minutes late, especially without a text or call to let me know they would be late. I give myself time between appointments to allow myself time to freshen up and a bit of buffer time for unexpected traffic and other problems causing someone to be late, however more than 15 minutes and I wouldn't be getting the time I need to freshen up and then I would possibly be late for my next appointment, which is unfair for that gentleman who was on time. It can set back your day, and it should be expressed that while occasional tardiness of a few minutes is understandable, your time is valuable and needs to be respected.

Hello, I am planning to visit Fort Murray in about a month or so and was wondering if the girls maybe had some advice for me? Also, could anyone tell me which hotels are best to stay at for SPs? Here in Ottawa some hotels are definitely more SP friendly than others. For example: requiring key card for floor access makes it more difficult to see clients as you have to frequently be seen going downstairs to get them and bring them to your room. Any information would be much appreciated either on this thread or PM me :)

I'm making a trip the 18-21st for the long weekend to Petawawa :)

Thanks for the input everyone. I honestly have waited longer as well, but just really strange as I said I invested time to politely respond to all his questions it would not in my mind make sense for someone to invest time doing such just to stand someone up. That being said, sh*t does happen and hopefully he will re-book and take me up on my offer of a discount. I consider myself to be pretty reasonable and hate being kept waiting so would never intentionally do that to someone else.

This morning my work phone decided that it was going to freeze on me about 20 minutes prior to an appointment. As this was a new client for me, and my phone has not ever frozen before, I had not written down his number (call was also booked just last night). Finally got it to work 5 minutes after scheduled appointment start time (after many power cycles in frustration) only to be told he had decided to leave as he thought he was being stood up. I apologized, offered to discount his session for the inconvenience but was very much available and waiting on him. He declined and said we could re-schedule another time. I hope he does re-schedule as he seemed very sweet, but I was a little upset and frustrated considering he had only waited 5 minutes for me. I'm well reviewed and took a great deal of time to answer all his questions last night, and I just don't get how after 5 minutes (I know, totally awful first impression but technology does not always co-operate) he'd think I had stood him up. How long is too long to not receive a response? I am wrong in my thinking 15 minutes is a professional courtesy? On both sides, that is about how long I typically wait for clients without getting a response before concluding they are not coming. Thoughts, anyone?

Hi sweetie, sorry to hear of your troubles! Here's some advice that may help: government workers typically get paid every second Wednesday via direct deposit for Ottawa and in Petawawa, the military men get theirs the 15th (or business day before) or last day of the month. Especially in Petawawa where those boys haven't got much to do but party, things are usually tight on their off pay weeks as they tend to go a little crazy around payday (friends of mine are serving in Petawawa and this is a trend I've noted with them). I'm sure you're not doing anything wrong, you're very friendly and were very welcoming the first time we spoke :).

I like this idea of advertising somehow that we are trained in prolonging orgasm? Would that be a good way to define it? Also just wanted to mention that for some gents, they worry so much about not cumming quickly, they psych themselves out and can't climax at all. Definitely a lot of good advice here to discuss with your SP beforehand even if it is first contact. I find many appointments have round 1 ending within 5 minutes but then round 2 can go on another hour and it can be spectacular. Don't be worried or shy if it's been a while or you're really hot -- I say better twice than not at all sometimes :)