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If you research the provider and she has a plethora of good reviews, this shouldn't be an issue.

All this talk about :boobeyes: is really making me horny :jackoff: I love all sizes of breasts. I don't really pay a whole lot of attention to the size as advertised. I like to explore a woman's body from head to toe anyways, lots of foreplay:cooter::69::bjs::boobies: Additional Comments: Your breasts Ava, I would like to see "runneth over me":D

After having spent 3 years working in the Lingerie Department at The Bay, I know my bras, and how they are supposed to fit. A proper fitting bra can actually improve your posture, is healthier for your breasts, makes you look better in clothes and can even make it appear as if you've lost weight! I believe many women are unaware of the damage they do to their breast tissue by stuffing them into bras that don't properly fit. By the law of measurement, the way a bra is supposed to be designed size-wise goes like this... 1.) The band around the ribcage is measured with a tape measure, to comfortably, but firmly sit under the breasts, at the top of the ribcage. This results in 32, 34, 36, 38, 40.... 2.) Next, the tape measure is placed around the fullest part of the breast, while wearing a bra. 3.) Finally, you take the fullest breast measurement and subtract your ribcage measurement from it. The difference in inches, represents your CUP SIZE. For example. You measure 36 inches around your ribcage, and your fullest breast measurement is 40, there exists 5 inches difference between the two measurements. This would be a 36DD, which I happen to naturally be. To determine your own CUP SIZE, you use the following 'standard' size chart. 1" difference A Cup 2" difference B Cup 3" C Cup 4" D Cup 5" DD Cup 6" DDD or E Cup And so on.... I hope that helps some women out there who may be sporting '4 boobs' because half their breast isn't covered by their bra and the cup size is too small. Don't be dismayed by whatever your measurements reveal. Luckily these days, there are beautiful bras available for every size. Healthy breasts to all! (.)(.) :boobies:

16. The Elite Crown, for anyone reaching 1000+ posts!! (I just noticed this today, and thought it looks pretty cool) :smile: (sadly, I am far far far away from my crown.....:-( ) (I just wish there was a greater selection of smilies.....:razz:)

This is where I feel comfortable, I feel safe and am learning so much. There is camaraderie here and THAT is a big one for me. My friends are here, so why would I want to change? Perhaps other boards don't have etiquette rules, but I am glad this one has.

Wait:sm185: wait:sm185: I just want to see Erin look up from sucking dick, the fun is not over:mrgreen:

*looks up from sucking a dick* Oh, what's that? Sorry, I was busy ;)

I'd much rather fewer posts and camaraderie on CERB, instead of endless posts (mostly back and forth insults and arguing) and the drama that unfolds on the other boards. At least here everyone is respectful. A lot of the other boards consist of a lot of mudslinging and all around negative attitudes. My 2 cents. Additional Comments: LOL! I just used the same line!

If you love the other board so much, why don't you keep your negative comments for yourself, and go on the other board? My 2 cents...

First and foremost, welcome to Cerb! Allow me to be warm-heatedly open and honest in a humble manner... As a recently retired HCSP, I am intrigued to know the reasons, if any, why you are pursuing this profession. As for myself, it was therapeutic for me, mentally, sexually and socially. I have esteem issues from many years of harboring childhood trauma. I made something negative in my life into something positive by helping out others through being Bailey Summer. I was however mostly me as clients got to know me, and I was cool with that entirely. I am polite, funny, charming witty and super horny, which resulted in making my clients feel happy, desired and listened to at all times. This has undeniably been the key to all my success. While looks are the "foot in the door", personality and attitude are also prudent attributes when seeking repeat clients for long term goals. Lastly, the most grave piece of advice I recommend for you is, to ensure you know all of your personal boundaries BEFORE you test the waters. This profession can make you or break you, HOWEVER, if you are connected with who you are and your inner purposes, you will succeed. If it's about the money, don't even bother. All the very best and keep me posted!!! Bailey Summer of Winnipeg (retired)