Amber Rose

First, are you looking for a specific type of look or lady? If so, start from there and see who fits your type and read through their websites and postings and such to get a sense of what they're like and if they have positive recommendations. Second, if you don't have a specific look you're going for an are just looking for who ever might help ease you into this the best, than just look through threads and ads and again, see who catches your eye, then send them a message. I think you have a lot less to worry about with your skin colour than you might with your age, but you should be able to find someone who will give you a wonderful experience and help you feel totally at ease. But remember to try and stick with reputable and established providers for an almost guaranteed good time for starting out! :) Posted via Mobile Device

Wowza, look at dat booty! ;)

You can almost definitely find who you're looking for on http://www.indycompanion.com :) Good luck! Posted via Mobile Device

I don't live in Ottawa unfortunately, but could I get a friend to drop by and pick them up on my behalf? Posted via Mobile Device

I sent a PM before posting on this thread asking for payment information and haven't received a response yet, so feel free to respond whenever possible so I can reserve the tickets, thank you! :) Posted via Mobile Device

Count me in! I'll be coming with Isabel St Claire :) Posted via Mobile Device

I'm definitely guilty of this :P Posted via Mobile Device

I just discovered how to use Twitter! @AmberRosemtl Don't mind the absence of stuff, I'm still learning how everything works :)

I don't exactly disagree, since the Internet definitely does have so much it's hard to pay attention to one thing for so long, but I certainly don't think it's changed the way I read or pay attention to things, but perhaps this varies from person to person. I definitely still read the news, I still read a whole article or any long paragraphs that interest me, and I certainly still read books cover-to-cover, though when I say I "skim" through everything I read, it's because of how my English teacher in high school taught me to read faster while still taking in all of the information, and it doesn't mean I'm only reading the interesting parts and skipping the rest. I do think a large majority of men skim through our sites quickly to get whatever info they think they need, such as rates or contact info, and skip others, but most are viewing our websites in a hurry, and many might not have the luxury of sitting at a computer and reading through the site thoroughly, especially if they have family at home or are at work. As long as they're friendly and respectful, I have no issues letting them know the info they missed :) I don't really know if I would blame technology on people's short attention span, I think it's just the way many people are, and technology and the Internet sort of helped make it shorter. I remember in elementary and high school, even before all this crazy technology was fully in our homes and hands, other students would always skip over what they were reading until they got to a part that interested them, or when doing work would easily be distracted and instead of hopping on the Internet, they would constantly try to run out and play. None of this is new, we just have so much more to distract us now. Posted via Mobile Device

"Does your family know you do this?" "So what are your career goals? Y'know, since you can't really do this forever.." "Are you seeing another guy after this?" "Been working a lot today?" "I'm on my mobile so I can't read your website, can you just tell me everything?" or "No I didn't read your ad, I just got the phone number and called" "Why don't you offer x service? Have you ever tried it before or do you just not like it? I'm sure you'll like it if you try it!" "I came to see you because you remind me/look like my wife/girlfriend/ex!" "Can you describe what you look like?"

Interesting article, thanks for linking it, never heard of all of that before! If that is what he's referencing though...the article definitely isn't man-bashing or calling it sexist, it's just discussing the topic..but this is the first time I've heard of this so I can't say I know a whole lot on the topic. Certainly haven't heard any women complaining that the office is too cold or that it's sexist if it is.

I'm sorry, but who is complaining about this?

Your two safe bets for finding a good companion in the city.. Merb.cc or Indycompanion.com Best of luck! Posted via Mobile Device