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5 pointsI can see how a woman would decide to have a family and choose not to have the father present. I can see how a man in this position see it as an opportunity to fulfill the desire to "leave something behind". I see the wisdom of choosing a father that has the resources to contribute to the child's financial needs and the willingness to honor the mothers code. Both people are willing and consenting adults so it seems like a scenario that needs exploring both in the legal and spiritual sense except that this doesn't involve 2 people, it involves 4. Mother, father, wife and child. What I also see is a family left behind to find out that their loved one had a "secret" life and I have personal experience with that. The devastation it leaves in the wake is of tsunami proportions. The remaining family questions every aspect of the "relationship" they thought they had with their loved one (or less than loved one at that point) and the time spent together; even the good memories become painful; the path to peace is often lost and these people spend the rest of their lives reeling with almost insurmountable trust issues. If you intend to make this child an heir, you need to include your wife in this decision if you don't want to leave her emotionally devastated after your death. Are you prepared to leave destruction as a part of your legacy? Another aspect to consider is the will of this child as it grows. I have a passel of children, some biologically mine; others are my children by circumstance. The one thing that adults consistently underestimate is the will of child in a situation like this. If this child decides that he/she is going to get to know you and be a part of your life, you will have little power to stop this exploding in your "real" life a decade or two down the road. Children are not to be controlled when it comes to a genuine hearts desire. The fly in the ointment that I see is that you want to keep this a secret. If you genuinely love your wife and value her as a human being and life partner, this is a shitstorm on the horizon. Secrecy is a myth, it doesn't exist and all will come out; my intuition tells me, long before you are gone. Are you prepared for that? cat
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4 pointsAs the mother of three children adopted from foster care, I do not understand this romanticized version of passing on the genes. It's who we love and what we do in our lifetime to better the world that leaves our legacy. Do what you must, but that child will have questions, and you may feel like you want more part in their lives. And who knows, you may already have a few kids out there you don't know about! ;0) Good luck with your decision, but having and raising a child is never about the needs of the parent, rather all considerations should be about the child.
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4 pointsThis may not be very politically correct, but as a father, and grandfather, my feeling is that, based on your opening thread, you have some very high expectations about how rewarding or how "magical" fatherhood, and influencing the life of a young person through bloodline will be. I think you are (highly) overrating the future rewarding feeling you think you are going to get from being a "father", and in this case, little more than a donor. There are lots of other options that allow you to actually have a relationship with a young person, albeit not a descendant of yours, that you may want to look at (maybe "Big Brothers"). I am gathering adoption was not an option for you and your wife. Although I am not in your situation so cant relate to your feeling a vacuum in your life if you dont have offspring, but I can tell you that I wouldn't, if life had been different, have the same yearning as you. Lots of people have lots of $, so going on about it is not that big of a deal either, as you can use it to establish trusts for many worthwhile legacies you may feel proud of instead. People hate it that I think that childbirth is not a "miracle" . The proof being that it is replicated, so many times, in so many places, and by so many people, every day, under so many circumstances, that it is a actually a pretty common event. Obviously the new mothers and fathers feel differently, as did I at the time, but taking a step back, I see it differently now. Good luck in whatever you decide
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3 pointsGood on you for asking the question and trying to examine a complicated issue from more than one side. I don't think that asking advice from others implies an insurmountable uncertainty or a clue by itself that you shouldn't proceed; instead it's evidence that you want as much information as possible before deciding. Here's my honest opinion. Your premise is fundamentally flawed. Offspring don't give you immortality; you're going to die just as certainly once your time comes, whether you have kids or not. And even if you do simply thrust your genes into the next generation, the minimal contact in the arrangement you describe means you won't be able to mould the clay you've created into a person that even resembles you in temperament or philosophy. It will be a distant and incomprehensible stranger. On "immortality" and the genetic view: remember that the child will have obtained only half its genes from you. And if the child has offspring those genes will swiftly be watered down repeatedly with each new generation until there's no more of you in the result than there is from the general population of all the rest of humanity. Whatever you try to do here, you are going to die and everything you are will be utterly, irretrievably lost when you do. Having this child will not change that. Humanity will carry on just the same whether you do this thing or not, utterly unaware of, and indifferent to, your genetic contribution. Plus, the whole enterprise will be in the hands of this other person, not you. Regardless of what she says today, her plans and priorities for the future need have nothing to do with yours; once the deed is done, your dream may turn to bitter ashes once she ventures ahead into her own separate life, as does the child with her, both having virtually nothing to do with you. I don't think you'll get what you seek from this arrangement. I think the most important and deeply human thing you've expressed is your strong desire to continue beyond your death, and some regret that you haven't had the children that seemed to hold that promise for you. Rather than enter into this dubious and radical arrangement, I encourage you in the gentlest and most understanding terms, to see a therapist and examine that issue more closely. Achieving that understanding of yourself will give more tangible rewards than hail-mary tossing your genes into the already over-full pool.
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3 pointsYou've asked for opinions so here is mine-BAD IDEA! 1. If you have to ask others for advice you are questioning your own decision and in doing so your undecided, this is something you have to be very sure about. JMO 2. If she is young how do you know she will not change her mind and not want more from you ie: a relationship. Pregnacy can change a person and what they want and how they perceive things. Can a lawyer really guarantee or protect you from this happening. 3. If being a father is of importance to you why not consider adoption, then you could be a full time father, fatherhood it isn't all about passing on your genes. You can be loved and love someone as much that doesn't come from your loins. 4. Who is to say that during her pregnacy she may meet the "man" of her dreams and want him to be the father. 5. Who is to say she may change her mind and during pregnacy decide it wasn't a great idea and decide to abort or want to put the child up for adoption-not wanting you to be the father because of the client-sp thing, if this is how you've met her. 6. What if she marrys and her husband wants you to have no further contact and she agrees. 7. Remember a lawyer can arrange a contract I suppose between the two of you but in the end she will be the mother and her rights will usually prevail in court. 8. Just because someone wants something doesn't make it a good idea, nor does it because someone may be a good mother, or a good father. 9. Some of us are just not meant to be parents and we should face that fact. 10.Could you really just be an occansional father, a father from a distance, If the desire is so strong to pass on your genes then I would think the need to participate fulltime should be too, JMO. Whatever you both decide I wish you happiness, luck and hope it is the right decision for you, her and the child. i
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2 pointsI dis give up sex for a material item once......a wedding ring...... Posted via Mobile Device
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2 pointsSensual Erin Seeing that she is back make me oh so happy and I need to share it:D
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1 pointDisclaimer: I realize that the majority of you are paying for a sexual service and that your needs should be met within the boundaries of the escort in question. That is the service I am providing. However, that being said, I would like to call attention to what I like to refer to as "jack-hammering." This is basically extended penetrative sex and nothing else. You may be convinced that good sex requires only penetration and stamina--as well all know, women want a man who can last (I hope you can sense the sarcasm there), or perhaps it is purely selfish on your part, you do want to get your money's worth after all. So you pound your paid sex partner, over and over, squeezing in every possible available second. In which case, I am not a blow-up doll. I am not an object solely for your use. Keep in mind, I do not think it is a problem, for example, if you would like to simply pay to receive a blowjob, provided you realize the skill and time involved in administering a good blowjob. And I do not think penetrative sex itself is bad. But if you are interested in engaging in a full range of sexual behaviour, please realize that "sex" does not simply equal penetration for as long as humanly possible. After awhile it is painful, un-stimulating and rather boring. If a woman is not turned on, she doesn't create those delicious lubricating fluids that can make penetrative sex so wonderful. So take the time to pay attention to things like kissing and groping and licking and nibbling and so on. If the first thing you're going for is penetration, you have skipped so many amazing, naughty fun things to do to one another. While we are providing a very intimate service, aimed at generating your pleasure and satisfaction, we have emotions, and physical limits. So keep that in mind the next time you're with your favourite lady. Happy pooning!
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1 pointThat is nice Serena however you may want to read the first post to understand how the thread works :)
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1 pointLogged on to see that a wonderful cerb friend is back! Thanksgiving, with all of my new side recipes, was a hit! Thanks to Renegade, the vegetarian was pleased but everyone else was jealous of her special dish!
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1 pointA child is always more well adjusted when having a father figure in their life so while all of this sounds great in theory, get it in writing that you will have visitation rights. And I'm not trying to come across as preachy when I say this especially when there are people out there who haven't had a father in their lives.
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1 pointWow, this is a hard decision! I am not a parent, but I do have a few gay and lesbian friends who have had to be creative in the ways they conceive children, and therefore a lot of their kids have ended up with birth-moms and spuncles who aren't regularly in their lives in the way a parent would be. I've seen a lot of beautiful and loving relationships develop between these people and the children they helped bring in to the world, so I definitely think it's possible to have this sort of arrangement and make it work! I would say the key for people I know seems to be that going in, they don't have an expectation of ever being a father or mother, per se, but more look forward to being an uncle, close friend, godafther-type person and think they can be happy playing that role. I think if you can know that you might not be that involved in this child's life, but still be happy, then it might be a good idea, but if there's some part of you that's really hoping you'll get to be a really present father-figure, it might be really hard when you can't be. I actually had a friend ask if I would be a surrogate for them and their partner in a few years (I'm still not sure!), but for me, the questions that I always come back to are "Do I think they'll love their kid and be a good parent?", "Will I be okay if I never develop a strong relationship with the kid?", and "Do I trust myself to be able to stick to some strong boundaries?". Hope this helps! xo Audrey
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1 pointWorried about Bait and Switch? Well partner ya gotta check out my buddy on his horse, yes that's my good friend Cowboy.....they call him Cowboy Kenny, or CK for short ! he has a lot of info to keep ya'all in your saddle for the true ride you be lookin for! http://www.cowboysdiary.info/
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1 pointJust so you know BRM I'm not considering your morals inferior to mine, far from it, more a case of if faced with the same moral/ethical dilemma I would chose an option different than yours. But there can be many different "correct" if you will, answers to moral/ethical dilemmas...there isn't always just one right answer. My answer is different than yours, but we can both be right in our answers...who knows. Nor do I think what you are considering abhorrent, not at all. And I do consider you based on our interactions on CERB a good person, with high moral standards and character. I was tossing out another viewpoint. And truly, I wish you the best in the decision. RG
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1 pointMy thoughts are, gentlemen will travel to any reasonable limits to visit a gorgeous lady. Just over the bridge is quite easy access, downtown at times can be a pain for parking.I wish you the very best I'm sure your clients will continue to follow you where ever you entertain.
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1 pointWhat to say, what to say... Aubrey, if I move... lets not think about that. I just won't move. I have already given a recommendation for Aubrey, but I feel a reiteration of one of my evenings with her is in order. She is first of all very beautiful, both inside and out. When she opened the door to let me in... you ever see the mask with Jim Carrie? The part where his eyes pop out of his head when he sees Cameron Diaz? That's how I felt when I saw Aubrey in all her dolled up glory. I didn't really know where to look... those captivating eyes, those inviting legs, the ample cleavage that was begging to be released from the confines of the lovely outfit she was wearing. I just stood there. Eventually she had to tell me to take my shoes off and come in lol. And in I came. She was Little BO Peep, and I was her sheep. We sat down on her couch for a bit just talking and getting to know one another, and let me say that she is quite possibly the easiest lady to get along with. In the time we spent getting to know each other, I felt as if years had passed, and by the time she was ready, and let me tell you, she was ready, I felt as if we were friends. She sets you at ease the moment you sit down. she made me feel like a king and that she was honored to have me. I never even go that kind of treatment from my GIRLFRIENDS. I just cannot express the pleasure I got from the softness of her precious little soft hands running all over my body. Now, what I did not mention in my first recommendation for Aubrey was this, and this is where she had me as a regular, and I hadn't even seen her yet... First off I was her first massage ;). after texting a bit back and forth after she responded to my post that I was seeking an erotic massage, we agreed on a day and a time. I remember the text I got saying how excited she was to be trying this and how thankful she was that I was letting her try on me. That is kindness at its finest gentlemen: pampered before you even arrive! she even went so far as to watch multiple videos on giving erotic massages and if that wasn't enough, she went out and bought special lotion that went on wet but soaked into the skin. excellent touch. (She even has a sexy masseuse's robe!) I just cant say enough how erotic this woman is... she used every part of her body, her beautiful sumptuous breasts and what I have deemed: scrumptious behind, to bring me to point of erotic relaxation that most guys dream about and then have to change their sheets. Now you know how the massage ended, (well ME and Aubrey do, you'll just have to imagine guys...) but that's not where the night ended... not by a long shot ;). She very adorably asked if I wanted to massage her, and I, with a resounding yes and a gulp of hungry anticipation, gave the best massage that these calloused hands could give. She says that she loved every second... I just can't get it out of my head... the feel of her supple flesh, the softness and smoothness of her skin. She was so receptive... moaning and breathing and writhing... I thought I would cum again just from touching her beautiful body. She didn't need to tell me where to go or what to do... I was a blind man reading braille, and her luscious body spoke for her. I don't want to get into the gritty detail out of respect, but what followed is an experience that I firmly believe has ruined me for every other girl I might meet. So sensual, so erotic, so wanton... there really wasn't a world outside... it was just us... just our bodies, and the most exotic music playing like tribal drums that lifted us to a plateau of sensual obliteration. Gosh! ... I can't tell any more or that would be kiss and tell. You just have to trust me on this guys... YOU WILL NOT FIND A BETTER LADY... and the good news is, you don't have to. She is right here in Charlottetown. Down to earth, all smiles, very sensual, and a little devious ;). She is like an animal if you let her out. A lioness on the hunt, and she wants to devour you whole! Frisky and wild, while having a calming effect on you all at once... DON'T WASTE TIME THINKING ABOUT IT BOYS. JUST DO IT! OK... I have to stop, because I am turned on thinking about our last date :). Thank you aubrey :):):):):)!!
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1 pointI'd written a reco for Nathalie previously, before she went on a brief hiatus. I must admit to being rather sad when she left us... and very happy when she came back! And I'm equally happy to report that she's just as lovely now as she ever was, just as much fun to spend time with... and more time will most certainly have to be spent!
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1 pointWarrington Wolves: Paul Wood has testicle removed Warrington Wolves prop Paul Wood has had a testicle removed after rupturing it in Saturday's Grand Final defeat by Leeds Rhinos. The 30-year-old was injured early in the second half but played on before going to hospital after the match. He told BBC Radio Manchester: "I'm not too bad, it sounds worse than it is. "An accidental knee caught me. I could feel I wasn't right, but I managed to stay on for 20 minutes until [the coach] Tony [smith] took me off." Despite his heroics the Wolves were unable to claim their first title since 1955, as they lost 26-18 to the defending champions, and Wood insists he did what any other professional player would do. "It does smart a bit when you get hit down there, but this pain wouldn't subside," he continued. "As a rugby player you just do your job until you hear the whistle, there was nothing special about it." Although he did concede he may consider using added protection next season. "It's something I'm going to look at because obviously I've only got one now - so I've got to look after it. "If I want any more kids this has got to be my pride and joy." Wigan-born Wood turned to Twitter following his operation when he posted: "Ruptured my right testicle, got a knee 1 minute into the second half, had to have it removed." "Just coming out the hospital to go home... Seriously feel like I've left something?" The prop forward also disclosed that his team-mates had been ridiculing him in his adversity. "They're relentless really, they absolutely give it to me. I've had every text message under the sun to wind me up - but I can take what's happened." Wood is not the first sportsman to sustain a painful injury in the line of duty. Last season, Blackburn Rovers defender Scott Dann suffered a similar injury and was ruled out for six weeks. Also in 2011-12, Gillingham's Chris Whelpdale split his scrotum in a Boxing Day win over Crawley. The winger was able to take to the field just four days later in a defeat at Dagenham & Redbridge. In 1986, New Zealand number eight Wayne Shelford sustained a torn scrotum during a ruck in a match against France.
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1 pointActually, if it was that important to me to have a child to carry-on my legacy, I would consider doing it much differently. First, I would tell my wife what I would like and is important (knowing she can't provide this), and then go out and see if I could find a women that would bear my child and surrender all rights to me. However, this isn't me, it is you, so, I would recommend it to you. I think this would be a much better option, and your wife might think it a grand idea and be quite supportive, you never know. And sounds like you have the financial means this could be done.
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1 pointWell me, and I'm speaking only for me, I couldn't do that. Now maybe the birds and bees talk dad gave me as a young 'un is a factor. He said if you sleep with a woman and get her pregnant, you have to marry her. Basically for me, even if the woman wanted such an arrangement, I couldn't be a absentee, or semi absentee father. I would want to be part of my child's life (beyond periodic visits) and definitely more than just a provider of support payments. That said, Phaedrus's point about checking with your wife is important. You've said she doesn't mind you seeing SP's but you also don't let her know. But how is she going to react to you being the father of a child not hers. There are considerations beyond just the woman's and yours. This arrangement is predetermining that a child is going to be born into a single parent home, without, for all intent purposes, a father. Nothing wrong with single parent homes, so don't get me wrong. But if a child can have two parents, and maybe this is coming from the era I grew up in, wouldn't that be better. It sounds, from what you have told us that this woman has decided that the child will be fatherless And, another consideration. What if, after the child is born, the mother, (btw playing worse case scenario here) dies (accidents happen everyday) Are you fully prepared to then step up to the plate and raise the child. And one I'm somewhat familiar with, without going into details. But what if the child is born with a disability (disabilities) A very loving father and mother, with good income, came close to bankruptcy with the cost of raising this child. OHIP doesn't cover everything, nuff said there. I also strongly urge you, like others did, to consult a lawyer, and most definitely your wife. Finally, not passing any judgements, more observations, questions and playing devil's advocate if you will Whatever you decide BRM, good luck RG
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1 pointarck, some will say it doesnt really suck ;-), but having done all my house chores early, i got bored this afternoon and had to keep busy. Just put a batch of cookies in the oven. Too much food, but there is that zen feeling about cooking and baking...
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1 pointWell, that makes a change from re-hashing things we've discussed before! To be honest, I have no idea what I'd do. Useful, huh? I absolutely understand the urge to procreate and to leave something of yourself behind when you shuffle off this mortal coil, and I also understand the desire to get all the loose ends tied up before anything irrevocable happens. So, if you're looking for some kind of moral judgement from the community here, my gut feeling (without knowing the details, or you, or her) would be to say that there are far worse things that can happen. If you're concern is with "using your wealth and affluence to play God and create life"... well, I'd never noticed that wealth was required to procreate, and I'm sure there are far worse things you could do with it. IANAL, so the first thing I'd say is: definitely, see a lawyer. Maybe get more than one opinion. It may be that if this goes anywhere, you'll be forced to get a lawyer each; my understanding is that lawyers have professional rules about conflict of interest, and may be forbidden from assisting both parties in any situation that may turn adversarial. A brief digression: some friends of mine separated recently, on good terms, and having agreed how to divide up everything between themselves, they went to a lawyer to get formal paperwork done. Apparently he couldn't take them both on (conflict of interest), so they had to get one each; and having done that, each of their lawyers was compelled by their professional code of practice to explain how best they could screw their ex over and get the most possible out of a settlement (probably to avoid future allegations of having not properly advised the client). Having had that advice, my friends then ignored it and the deal they'd agreed without lawyers was drawn up and signed off... but the whole thing left a sour taste. You and your young lady may end up with the same kind of thing here. I have no clue to what extent it's possible for a parent to formally relinquish all future rights and responsibilities for a child. I believe it's possible in some jurisdictions, with the consent of all parties, but the law wherever you are may simply not allow it. And that's probably what you're looking at doing; divesting yourself of all paternal rights and responsibilities, and then putting in a subsequent contract to replace what the law would have imposed by default. She'll want to be protected against your interfering; and you sound like you wish to avoid future entanglements beyond the financial. And I'm not sure what sanctions may be put in place against anyone who breaks the subsequent contract. OOI, does your young lady have any kids already? Just wondering; having a kid is something that's probably not going to be like anyone expected, and minds may... change. What happens if she decides she wants you to --be-- a full-time Dad? What if you decide, in the face of your own flesh and blood, that you'd like to be more involved? There are serious risks here on both sides. Final question: what does your current wife think about this? Obviously you don't need to tell us, but I'm assuming that she's OK with it or the idea would never have got this far...
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1 pointI'm guessing that I am in the minority when I say that I don't find tan lines sexy!?! I dunno why, but for some reason, seeing the colour of the breast and thigh flesh (the best flesh) turn from brown to pasty is a huge turn off!
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1 pointI am friends with a guy here on cerb but he was never a client of mine. No funny business going on either.
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1 pointOf course Incalls are risky, you could get hit by a bus or a car, fall down a manhole, get a parking ticket or stuck in an elevator. If you are seeing a professional and established provider who understands the definition and reason for discretion then you will be fine, so long as you don't get hit by a bus or a car, fall down a manhole, get a parking ticket or stuck in an elevator.
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1 pointOf course, without over analyzing the whole situation. We are people, not robots!
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1 pointFriendship is something special, a bond between two people who have grown to care, like maybe even love one another. A bond that comes with trust, understanding and respect. So since sp's and clients are people, why not. If the buisness arrangement continues with the friendship I would think this would make that relationship that much more special and rather unique. As the people involved would have to be very understanding, mature as any intimate relationship in which emotions and sexual feelings mingle sometimes it can blossom into deeper feelings for one or the other.
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1 pointI see no reason why a friendship cannot exist. I am friendly with other people who provide me with services and I am even a friend of one or two of them. Of course, we must be careful to keep the professional and the personal separate. This is the aspect which can be difficult when the services provided are of such a personal nature. I have not had extensive experience with SPs but I feel a slightly deeper bond with a couple of the women I have met than just the provider/client relationship. I would like to give some examples. Firstly, there was an SP who I had made arrangements to see but then had to cancel because of an aborted business trip. Our correspondence had been fun and interesting and I felt that this was somebody I could like. More recently some events led me to question some of my life decisions and I felt the need to discuss it with someone. I could not discuss it with the people it involved so, on a whim, I sent this provider a message. Her response was empathetic, wise and helpful. Although I have never met this person in the flesh I feel a deeper bond than a simple business relationship. As has been pointed out above, the false names and personae that SPs and clients adopt can prevent the relationship from going too far. However, if and when there has been enough mutual trust built up between the SP and client it is possible to move past that. I am aware of the true identity of one of the providers I see at the moment and she knows that I know. I discuss my personal life very freely with her. Also, the first SP I ever visited became known to me and I to her. Of course, it makes a difference that both of these providers are very open in their personal life about what they do and who they are. Curiously, this is part of what makes me trust them more. They are obviously seriously invested in this business and know that discretion is an essential part of their service. Additionally, I spent enough time with each of them to feel that I could trust them (although it should be noted that this is where a client could be misled by someone trying to con them). In any case, I feel that I could ask for help and I would be willing to provide help (if it was in my power) outside the boundaries of the usual business relationship. To me, this is one of the more important criteria for being a friend.
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1 pointSome things should be privately messaged to people who are inquiring and I do believe that this experience should not have been made public. Just because you say ''It was a great experience dont get me wrong BUT" doesn't justify the wrongful comments you made that are clearly against the CERB etiquette policy of if you have nothing nice to say don't say it at all...
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1 pointI wish to never grow up. I wish to live in a house wall to wall, floor to ceiling of vinyl records. I wish i had been apart of the 50's. I wish i could write my name in the snow while peeing..... I wish Dorritos were breakfast, and chocolate was lunch and peanutbutter on hotdogs was okay everyday, and superkid ice cream was mandatory. I wish everyone was allergic to lying. I wish for many things. But im grateful for the 'as is' life too ;) They say if you have one foot in yesterday, and another foot in tomorrow, you are just pissing all over today. ;) Happiness is NOT a step away, or a wish away, its in what we have today. Roar!
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1 pointWherever did you get the impression that it's supposed to be all about the client? You can still provide top notch service to your client while still enjoying yourself. In fact you will find many men who love to please their partner and it turns them on when you are turned on. You have absolutely NOTHING to feel bad about.
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1 pointIt makes a huge difference to me if the lady is excited as that's a major important element to me. In short, ladies first! ;))
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1 pointI definitely agree with the group in that I would want to know that I had turned on an SP. For me one of the nightdress turn on's is knowing I have turned on the lady that I'm with. Conversely I would find it discouraging to know the lady was not enjoying herself also. When I meet a lady for the first time I always make a point of asking what she likes to do as it is not just about one person. Also I pay attention to body language and if I see if the lady is enjoying how the encounter is going.
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1 pointI'm with you on this one Nat! I offer strap-on play but I've come to realize many people DO think of it as a BDSM activity. So while I offer it, I do not offer BDSM - I'm not a dom, but I'll fuck you with my strap-on ;)
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1 pointHas anyone had an experience with Nadia who has recently advertised on BP? I am not sure if I am the one to TOFTT but I may need to. Lemme kno. She advertised as "Classy, Petite Nadia: new in town. Cheers, Rock
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1 pointMorally - The World has ended. Ages ago. :( Physically - The Earth will be here long past humans. :shock: Musically - It's the end of the World as we know it lalalalala :vl: Blind Faith - One can only hope the World might end, and no proof needed. Just believe me... and send a cheque for all your $$$ to me @ 'End of the World Ministries': for any moron who needs safety from their own ignorance. :confused0024: Sexually - One should ALWAYS make Love like it's going to be the last time, and the end of the World, anyways! :hump: Boobs! Regardless of the World ending, Boobs will last an eternity :boobies: Motor-on fellow boat enthusiasts! ;) Motor on!!
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1 pointthreesomes with those two:) I am in my pirates phase lately... I want to be a wench!:D
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1 pointIf you're a Lucy Lawless fan and threesomes, how about Lucretia and Gaia from Spartacus? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1iBRmeAiTY
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1 pointA couple more came to mind.... Emmanuel Beart as "Manon of the Spring" (Manon des Sources) and Monica Bellucci as "Malena"
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1 pointDamon Salvatore (Vampire Diaries, Ian Somerhalder) or Riddick
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