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Hey guys, I had this thought today reading another post on fantasies. When it comes to booking an SP I like to book long appointments. Personally I like the SP to come to my residence (just a comfort thing) around 9pm and I enjoy booking the SP until the next morn; eg: 0800hrs. I don't enjoy the quick 1hr fixes and I find I feel cheap afterwards (as funny as that may seem ). I like the thought of an evening of wine and conversation followed by a night of passion and lust. With a "good morning" to cap it all off. Most of all I like being able to lay in bed with and yes cuddle after or chat and just create that intimate feeling you get during these times, as I feel that is what I desire from an SP most. It's also good way to get ready for round 2. I know this can cost mucho-mulla but I on average drop big dollars on this service. Usually a few times a year. My question(s) is this: For fellow Hobbyists: 1) What is your taste this matter are you a wham bam thank you mand kind of guy? Or more like myself ? Or somewhere in between? 2) Am I alone in that having to see her get up and leave so soon after kind of cheapens the experience ? For SPs: 1) What would you prefer, if you could have your choice ? 2) Any experiences you could elaborate on for us ? Thanks for reading and I look forward to your replies!

Pretend you are two people. The guy at home and the guy with SPs. These two guys don't know each other.

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