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9 pointsThis is a topic very near and dear to me and one I hope you all won't mind if I ramble about for a few :) As the subject of my post suggests, I firmly believe in there being a difference between lust and love, as well as arousal and attraction. And it is VERY easy for us, as human beings, to blur the lines between the two. I speak from experience when I say that... as I have blurred them in my past. LOVE is a choice. It is something that we CHOOSE when we commit ourselves to one other person for the rest of our lives. It is born out of history, respect, unconditional admiration and acceptance. Out of knowing things about the other that no one else knows. About seeing them at their worst, their most vulnerable, and believing that is when they they look their most beautiful or most handsome; Their most attractive. It comes from complete openness, complete honesty and complete trust. With it comes a desire to be a better person - for yourself so that you can be better for THEM. It comes a complete freedom to be yourself, no matter WHAT that entails - because you know that no matter what you say, or do; no matter how grumpy you get, or how crazy or silly, at the end of the day you are welcomed into the loving arms of your CHOSEN partner. LUST is a feeling. An intense, passionate feeling. It is born from newness, from sexual desire, from excitement, anticipation, anxiousness, intimacy and arousal. It is all encompassing, it is amazing, it is FUN. The reality of this is though, lust fades. Even in a relationship with someone you plan to spend the rest of your life with (because you've made that CHOICE to do so), lust fades. This is why marriages ebb and flow, have their ups and downs, and often fail. Too many people believe that if the lust is gone, then the relationship is over. What they FAIL to see, is that if you make a CHOICE to love someone, and ride the rollercoaster through the next down, the next CLIMB is better than anything lust could ever allow you to experience. The CHOICE to love someone is a conscious choice that requires great effort, great committment and great amounts of work. The FEELING of lust is involuntary. It just happens. It is beautiful and natural and wonderful. But it just is. Let's face it: Being with someone we've CHOSEN to love, vs an SP/client that we LUST for is very different. Even the SEX is different. Sex with someone we lust for is fun, yes. It may even be intense, or passionate. It may leave you reeling, thinking about that person and longing to see them again. It envokes all kinds of strange thoughts in your mind that you are left trying to make sense of. But really, it IS just sex. It is erotic, enjoyable and wonderful -- as is the connection that precedes it. But it does nothing for the soul in the long term. On the flip side, SEX with someone you've CHOSEN to love, and have a history and committment with is the kind of sex that relaxes you and makes you feel all warm and loved inside. The kind of sex that makes you want to stay in bed all day naked. The kind of sex that can make you cry because its as much of an emotional release as it is a physical one. The kind of sex that makes you want to crawl inside them and you still wouldn't be close enough to them. NO SP or client could ever replace that very thing with someone you've CHOSEN to love. And that is why although the client/SP relationship may be good... no, GREAT experiences, nobody will ever be better, or replace the ONE person you've chosen to let in your heart. No matter how good the physical connection between SP and client, they will never replace that very same thing in your bed.
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9 pointsContinue to care. How could you not care at this point. But do it from a distance. Don't read her ads. Don't read her posts. Not until you can do so with some degree of dispassion, some distance. If you need to, leave CERB for a short while to give yourself a chance to be distracted by the Real World. In any event, the most important thing for you to remember is that this is your issue. Not her's. It would be tremendously unfair for you to look to her for help in this. I hate to be blunt, but it is like this. You broke it. You fix it. You are not alone. There are lots of people here at CERB that have been where you are right now. Most of them are willing to help. Chat with people - other people - not her. Good luck as you follow this path.
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8 pointsMy experience has been the opposite of extremely rare. I don't do this willy nilly and I do not visit a lot, but with the ladies I do visit with ....the title of this thread "Honesty, discretion and Trust" has been amazing to me. Certain ladies I truly trust wholeheartedly and I suspect you know who you are. Quite honestly I share more with certain ladies and you know more about me in many respects than some of my closest friends. Honesty and trust becomes reciprocal over time if I am trusted and it creates a pretty awesome connection. As Mr.G said you want us to come back. Well the way to get this particular country fella back to see you is....Honesty, discretion and trust. You trust me .... I trust you.... you let me in and know a little about you and I let you inside me and know a little about me and see where it blossoms from there. It's not about knowing everything about each other and falling in love, marriage and having babies. But a trust level and getting to know each other is fun fun fun :) Naked and getting busy, clothed and sipping on drink and visiting or out for dinner or a night on the town, or half naked in a hot tub .... its all fun !!! Streaking down Albert street ....would be fun but might be pushing it....... Anyhooo I probably sounded nucking futz just there....but great thread OD !!!
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6 pointsThis is a risk we all take. Much as we work hard to maintain good boundaries and keep expectations in line, human beings are human beings. Everyone wants to be loved. As a species, we don't do very well when we're alone too much. Sometimes these things work out, but that's very, very rare. You might consider taking a bit of time to reflect on your own life and what you really need. We all have aspects of ourselves and places in our lives that aren't quite what we think they are. A super-independent person may not recognize their need for close, intimate companionship, for example. You didn't say anything about your own life, and there's no reason why you should, but if you're married, perhaps there's more missing from your relationship than you'd thought. If you're single, maybe you need more connection than you'd been prepared to recognize. Think about other relationships in your life, too. How are things going with your friends and family members? Have there been major changes recently, such as the death of a parent, the loss of a friend or co-worker? And how is your health? Are you working too hard, too many hours or at something you no longer enjoy? Or are you in a time where you just don't feel like anyone knows you very well? Being lonely is not a trivial matter at all. It's a real life-issue that we rarely talk about, but is important to work on. My point in all of this is to say that if there are things in your life that you're missing, or that you've lost, or maybe never found before now, perhaps if you do some work on those, you'll find what you really need from someone who is in a position to really and completely be with you. I wish you all the best.
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5 pointsI've been reflecting on this thread, and wondering what to post (and whether to post). Of course, honesty and trust are important in relations. And what level of trust you seek with a provider will vary depending on the person, how often you see them and the nature of the relationship that develops between you. I've found that I trust most of the providers I have been with. But, having said that, I tend to see a relatively small group of ladies. Most of them know my name, where I work, the city I live in, and, if they needed to, could contact me directly. I have no problems with this, and not once has that trust ever been abused. Trust, honesty, intimacy ... they are all bound up together, and define the nature of the relationship we, as clients and providers, have with each other. At one level, this is true of everyone and in just about every context. And everyone has different comfort levels with how to draw those boundaries. I draw them one way, others might draw them another. This difference is reflected in innumerable threads throughout the board, but it's always interesting (and useful) to reflect on our own personal boundaries. I know my boundaries have changed a lot. I look for something very different in my relationship with a provider now, then I did when I was starting out 15+ years ago. The level of intimacy has definitely increased. And occasionally, I've learned, deep levels of trust can be discovered. Levels of trust that go far beyond just knowing personal information about a person. This challenges boundaries for sure, and requires a lot of maturity and even more honesty and trust. It seems to me, as I've reflected on it, that boundaries, to the extent that they divide two people and set the parameters of their relationship, are always subject to mutual renegotiation and change. The process of redrawing the boundary line can, it seems to me, to be very much part of a process of deepening a relationship, and finding out unexpected things about yourself and your provider. The difficulty, of course, is that it has to be a mutual process. And once the boundary has shifted, shifting back would, undoubtedly, be a very difficult thing to achieve. Some fairly random thoughts as I try to avoid work. Porthos
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4 pointsHonesty, Discretion and Trust... three of the most undervalued, but naturally assumed facets of the industry. It has always been my thought that the first of these, honesty, is one of the cornerstones of a client/provider relationship. We don't give it much thought - but it is the essential element that drives this business. Taking it down to the bare bones, it is perhaps the most honest relationship a man and a woman can have. Think about it. There are things that you would not ask your significant other to do - not because they are immoral or degrading - but because of the potential for conflict, looks of contempt and accusations of deviance MAY be the end result. You love your SO but to preserve the delicate balance you may bury desire(s) and leave avenues of exploration untravelled. That's where the relationship with the provider blossoms. It's simple. For a nominal fee, you can express your desires and within reason, have them fulfilled. There is a comfort in relaying your desires. You can be honest with her. You can be the man that you want to be. You know that it is in your mutual interest that discussion be frank but polite, and that again within reason, she will not mock you for the simplest of requests. On the basest level it is a transaction; but on the spiritual side, it's miraculous. You have fulfilled a fantasy or just a natural desire and it was simple. That's the beauty of the honest relationship. (cont.)
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4 pointsPlease wear deodorant...pretty please! While we as individuals think we all smell nice or acceptable, that may not always be true. If you see an SP and expect to have a good encounter, please make sure that nothing is going to come in between that. As SPs, we are only responsible to a certain degree. If a client isn't smelling fresh, it's definitely going to affect the outcome of an encounter. With all due respect, as for not wearing deodorant and thinking you're not going to smell? Ask someone else that and see what their response is...
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4 pointsHappens to the best of us. We're only human! Don't take it too much to heart. Keep your head up!!!
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4 pointsGreetings all and thanx for checking up on me and this travel! So the results are in from the operation in February: -good news: they took out chunks of bone from the shoulder, additional scrapings showed they got all the cancer!! YAY -bad news: they took out a two inch by two inch chunk of the deltoid muscle, additional tests showed ..... they did not take enough!! BOO So, going to continue with physio four times per week, get the strength back and some tone to the muscle system in the shoulder and especially in the arm (just think of all that up and down movement I must do now as part of my physio Yee Haa!) Saw the docs at Princess Margaret in Toronto on Friday, to get "the schedule", and they ended up giving me a chemo shot which left me feeling like a bag of hammers for the weekend. They will go back in and use the laser knife again in ?November or ?december to take out the rest. So in the meantime, will "play" as much as possible, enjoy the sun, the Ladies of Cerb and hopefully golf in August. In the meantime, offering golf lessons to the Ladies of Cerb (separate thread). Thanx again for all the continuing words of encouragement, it is really appreciated. The Liquor
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3 pointsI completely concur. In this day and age when we, at least in the west, have been bombarded with ads promoting soaps and other hygiene products, I find it absolutely incredible that men and women still wander about smelling like neanderthals. It's not that difficult. Shower. Anti-perspirant. Clean clothes. Repeat. If you have to give a shirt the "nose test" you are doing it wrong. CLEAN clothes. Same goes for the boxers, briefs, or thong. Wear it once. Put it in the laundry hamper and keep it there until it has been laundered. In a world where YMMV prevails, you sure as hell don't want to be left curbside when you have a Ferrari waiting for you. Stinky is not sexy... and that Ferrari wants to be driven by a sexy person. ;)
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3 pointsThankfully I've experienced that unreal feeling of Out of this World Amazing sex. So powerful, so moving and so explosive. God I miss it and miss her. Many times myself and my ex fiancée made magic happen it was just.. Unreal. Too bad I messed it all up by leaving for Afghanistan. :( She will be forever in my heart. Missed.
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2 pointsWhile I enjoy my chosen profession, my SP relationships and my personal relationships are completely separate. I didn't embark on this adventure to find a mate. I really hope I don't come off as sounding too harsh because I do understand that feelings can surface. Sage advice has been given and though it may not help heal the heart, it is necessary to move on!
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2 pointsenjoying time with a lady you care about ... especially when it's only a few hours at a time, spread over weeks, or even longer, always means that you're subject to that really intense "new relationship energy". Minus all the things in between that happen in a regular relationship that lead to its dissipation. As others have said, if she has warned you and made it clear that your feelings are not reciprocated then you need to back off and exit her life. Of course, this would be the case in any relationship, whether it be with a co-worker, friend, or someone you met at a party. Don't try to book for a while until it well and truly out of your system. Even then, it might be unwise. Don't put her in the position of having to tell you that she won't book you. Porthos
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2 pointsDear Gabby, you forgot one excuse on your rant. -I'm trying to save money so I only shower and wear deodorant every second day. Honestly I'm confused why any one would not wear any deodorant on a date. I have been to SC and got girls to dance for me and they had a body odor, sorry but just one dance from her is all I needed. Some will get insulted if you tell them politely.
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2 pointsA big smile from a total stranger while walking down the street!
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2 pointsSweet Seductive Angel here for your Pleasure... TOUCH me, KISS me and let me Drive you WILD!! Contact me by PM, text me at 613-277-4328 , or call the Spa at 613-274-7073 Schedule Wednesday May 15: 10:00 - 4:00 Thursday May 16: 10:00 - 7:00
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2 pointsI really agree with all the other posts on this topic as it is something i feel very strongly about. it is like i always say in order to have any kind of relationship weather it be as lovers or as friends you need to have a level of trust and honesty. this is hard for some people on both sides of this hobby because you have to give in order to get the same feelings. when i go to see an sp i love to form a relationship of mutual trust and respect that even if we need to have 2 worlds in order to do it. like if we meet on the street when we are out shopping we act like we do not know each other and have never meet before, but on the inside we know that this person is really my friend and lover that would help me if i needed it, is a great feeling to have. i always love talking about this topic when ever i can as i think being close to a person really makes the time spent together more fulfilling and special. In my pov what OD said about the big 3 is really true and the one thing i can say is that i have meet some really great people and made some really great friends that i will continue to be friends with even after i have left this hobby.
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2 pointsTake a step back from the lady. Don't see her, read posts from her and so on, as bcguy suggests. One thing about this lifestyle is it's poly amorous nature, it's one of the things I like about this lifestyle. So see other ladies and enjoy their company. But give yourself a break from the lady, and also, give the lady a break from you. You don't need the emotional rollercoaster of falling for someone, especially when you know the feelings aren't reciprocated. If after a period of time you can see her without falling for her, have an encounter. If you can't see her without falling for her, do both yourself and the lady a favour, and don't see her. But remember there are many great ladies to see Good luck RG
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2 pointsBrilliant answer, bcguy42, right on the button. I've seen a few friends get caught in this predicament, never a happy one, and the pain they inflicted themselves for letting it happen...
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2 pointsPerhaps you have not found that one or two people that you really conect with... you have to remember that after all we are people, yes this is our job.., but before that we are human beings.., capable of loving and caring... We have a heart and this gives us the ability of creating relationships such as friendships that many people could not understand, relationships in which we all understand boudaries and limits.., because we are all about being honest.., I have met really amazing people through Cerb, and have awesome friends... and they know who they are... :)
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2 pointsWow, OD... Your words are prolific and your romanticism admired. I agree with Peachy very much. It is a rare occasion when I find a client that I instantly feel comfortable with. It is a rare occasion when I find a client that I feel I can trust, let my guard down, and be myself with. I am lucky to have a new client who I already feel very comfortable with, who - on our first meeting I told things about the real ME that I don't usually share within the confines of this industry. I do not take honesty, discretion and trust lightly. It is of utmost importance that my clients feel these things with me, and I feel very lucky when I have a client I am able to return it to.
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2 pointsIt's gratifying to hear that it goes both ways, but to a degree I have known that for a while. The relationships we build are incredible in that the boundaries are fluid. I do want to know about you. I want to show I care. I want you to see the "me" I can't show to others, and I want you to share your desires with me. For the briefest of moments, I am your protector. I am the man with whom you can confide your thoughts and dreams. It sounds like old romanticism, but at the moment, the meeting goes beyond pleasures of the flesh. It's a melding of the carnal and spiritual in the ephemeral plane. It's difficult to put in layman's terms. It's a temporary love that evolves into a fraternal bond and vice versa. It's sacred in the purest sense of the word. It's an obligation that comes with sharing our bodies. Not everyone can achieve it, but when it happens - it's real.
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2 points(cont) It goes beyond - and the beauty of the physical relationship with your provider grows with each encounter. You begin to feel the ability to confide in her. You know that discretion is her credo. You trust her. That's when it hits you. You can speak to her. You can speak to her about things beyond bedroom fantasies. You can tell her what has been bothering you. You can tell her about the amazing things in your life. You can relay things to her that you couldn't tell anyone else. Your sexual partner not only releases your sexual tension but also those other tensions that exist in your life. Your time together is cathartic. It's better than religion; there is no ultimate judgment. She listens. She may not have answers for you, but she listens to your story. She comforts you. She takes your mind off your other problems. You know that after your encounter your issues will still persist, but because of the nature of your relationship, she has given you a brief respite. For that time you have together, she doesn't judge, she gives. It's therapy for the body, mind and soul. Think about it. It's not just sex - it's so much more. (and thanks Webothscore I needed to complete but the character limit was killing me!)
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1 pointI had the privilege of seeing Kelly this evening, and I'm glad I did! She is a stunner from Montreal with model good looks and a sweet personality to match. We spent some time getting acquainted while I gently caressed her silky smooth skin. Everything flowed so naturally while she told me a bit about her life and her travels. Kelly is very sensual and made me feel so relaxed and content that the time simply melted away. I wish I could have booked her for the entire night! I was also very impressed by the professionalism of the agency as well - they are top notch! Don't miss your opportunity to see this lady, guys. I highly recommend her.
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1 pointI have a whole jumble of thoughts on the subject but I'll just throw a few paragraphs down right now, and maybe return to it later when I can figure out exactly what I want to say. I agree with Old Dog that for many of us, getting the most out of the time and the relationship with an SP means seizing the opportunity to be honest and open about some pretty intimate desires. This means taking a kind of emotional risk and making ourselves at least a little vulnerable. With a good SP partner who can respond with insight and without judgement, it's an enormously healthy encounter. Each visit is a great opportunity to meet our needs for simple intimacy, explore new or familiar places on our own sexual map, or some mix of all of those things. I give the SPs I've been lucky enough to meet enormous credit for their talent in skilfully navigating the dense thickets of people's infinitely varied and sometimes tangled sexuality. That said, I agree with Boomer's reminder that this is a professional skill and talent on the SP's part, and as we know there are limitations on how deeply the participants can truly share themselves. The other thing that comes to my mind when reading OD's post is the sad flip side of the coin: the fact that our conventional relationships don't always (seldom?) afford the opportunities for intimacy and sexual expression we need. And that touches on the nature of marriages and other long-term relationships -- in which a partner's love can be conditional upon our ability to fill a role they require of us, to adopt an expected shape, and to fit inside a particular box. Sexual interests that stray outside that role can threaten the relationship, so they go unexplored, sometimes completely unmentioned. We all have an ideal image of a relationship full of vitality, with open and expressive partners who are keen to go hiking with us to every province of our personal sexual map. But... how often does that happen? How much more often do to people exhaust each other, judge or shame each other, or just lose sexual interest completely? Relationships are complicated, living things. And sometimes when they put the big-ticket, publicly expected parts of a shared life first (house! kids! career! in-laws! conspicuous consumption!), those thick roots and vines end up strangling the more delicate and intimate parts. I haven't expressed my full meaning here, but this is getting long enough as it is. More in another thread, maybe. Oh, and for the record... no, I'm not married. ;) This is less of a personal cry, and more a reflection on how adult relationships really work, rather than what we expected of them when we were kids.
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1 pointCongrats RG on reaching 800 posts! Your contribution to Cerb has been invaluable. Keep em' coming!
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1 pointOMG!!!!! If you want to see Tony Stark in a different light I recommend seeing Iron Man 3. I don't want to give any spoilers out but some of my favorite scenes were Tony taking down bad guys without the suit. And as always for Iron Man; the story and effects were amazingly done.
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1 pointMy name is Vanessa and I would love to meet you if you happen to be a nice and respectful gentleman who appreciates relaxed, non rushed and enjoyable sensual massage encounters within a private atmosphere. I am a very voluptuous & super busty woman with soft hands & an awesome touch. Come and treat yourself to a sensual massage from head to toe ;) My completion techniques will excite you & relieve all of your every day stresses. My Sensual Massage Rates 150 - 45 minutes Special Rate is 130 180 - 60 minutes Special Rare is 150 240 - 90 minutes Special Rate is 200 Please take a look here to view more picturesClick here to see what other CERB members have said about yours truly :boobies: I will be available Thursday & Friday at a discreet in call location is in the central east end - very close to St Laurent Mall. Please note: Shower facilities you can use before & after to ensure your cleanliness. As well as fresh towels & clean linens to ensure your comfort I use non-scented oils. Please pm, email [email protected] or call me at 613-262-6469 to set something up. NO TEXTS-I must hear your voice-Texts will be ignored. Bye for now, Vanessa
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1 pointRG you are an inspiration to us all. Thanks for your contributions, your sage advice and your good humour.
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1 pointCongrats RG!!! I've learned so much from you already. I expect to learn much much more!
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1 pointCongratulations, sir! I don't know how to beat "Holy crap!" but Holy crap!, RG, you've been outstanding in your contribution to this community and a model CERB citizen! We salute you! FR
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1 pointAwesome and keep them coming. Your contribution to the numerous threads on this board is most valuable!
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1 pointI'm pretty much expressing the same thoughts that others have. You post paying for 30 minutes but taking 40-45 minutes without paying more. Is that what boosts your ego, taking from a lady without compensating her Bet you'd be complaining if you paid for 30 minutes but after 15 minutes you got shown the door. You'd probably feel even worse if the lady bragged about it publicly on a board Not only do you take free time from a lady, here you are bragging about it Not cool, not cool at all You need to learn some basic respect for ladies, not to mention learn how to be a gentleman RG
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1 pointDefinitely! I believe we teach other people how to treat us. New here, and I've had the pleasure of seeing generally attached, professional men. These are the clients who have no concerns with reading and following instructions - imagine that! Thrilled to read that so many cerbites agree that our companionship should be on our terms (personally, when I'm relaxed, it's much easier to get excited bahahaha...). Otherwise, if I start to compromise on something like my contact/booking procedure, I'm sending a clear message that other things might be up for negotiation. Things like my safety and well-being. Sorry dude, I don't care how much money you have or who you think you are: my business, my rules.
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1 pointGrimlock Small, black cat I am a goddess I am the Kitty Queen of Sheba. Come bask in my presence. My glorious black fur is begging to be petted and my bedroom green eyes stare right into your soul. I am for the human who loves lavishing attention, feeding me at the exact same time every day (there are consequences if you're late!), and who enjoys watching me chasing my own tail. I have trouble sharing a bed, and will eventually force you onto the corner edge. But, I love to lick and will lick everything, whether you want it or not. I like to flop on the floor and present strangers with my belly, but beware, it's a trick. You touch my belly and I will claw your face off. Restrictions: DO NOT TOUCH MY BELLY. I might let you pick me up, but ymmv.
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1 pointFrank and Petey We come as a pair Male SPs We are male dumbo fancy rats who spend all of our time together. Since our favorite activity seems to be licking each other's balls, we think that our best option would be to be fluffers on a porn set. Barring that, we do love women and would be happy pleasing you with kisses all over! Be advised that we do everything at a frenetic pace but always get the job done. Bi rats rule!
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1 pointjoe64 contacted me yesterday with a text that read.... '3pm incall?' I was at the Dentist's and responded to him as soon as I had turned my cell back on. I explained myself and apologized for missing his text. But I also went on to tell him he would have to include more than what he did in his next text for an appointment. I sent him an example of an appropriate text here on cerb, and he responds by complaining that I didn't text him back right away and wasn't available when he wanted me. My next move is to ask him for a reference. He says he already sent me one. He didn't. Finally today he tells me 3 ladies he has seen but then berates me for not valuing him as a client and that I'm putting him through too much hassle. Ending his PM that he would be looking on BP for someone serious. I'll tell you right now joe64, it has less to do with your race, and a lot more to do with your approach. You want me to give my body to you and you think ' 3pm incall?' is sufficient as an introductory first text and that my asking for a reference is a hassle? I think you may have a couple of things to learn before you start worrying about your race. I know for myself, if you properly introduce yourself and conduct yourself respectfully towards me, race is not an issue. I believe that gentlemen come in all shapes, sizes and colours.
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1 pointLife isn't measured by the breaths that you take, but by the moments that take your breath away!
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1 pointFollowing a guy on the highway who's talking into his cellphone... and watching the cop in the next lane pull him over. Smile? I nearly died laughing...
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1 pointWhat makes me smile? Coming home after working hard all week. The dog with her crazy antics, telling me I was gone too long. The silly cats that tell me they haven't had ANY food all week, even though I can see that the food I bought them has in fact been opened and eaten. The silly goldfish that will float at the bottom of the tank pretending they can't swim because they haven't eaten in like 3 hours, that will shoot to the top of the tank when I come close to them. Watching my neighbours kids rolling each other around in the giant plastic rain barrel that is supposed to be under the deck, but they will sneak it out and run around like crazy lunitics laughing and giggling, they know they are not supposed to use it but I let them anyways. Being around friends and family having a good meal and a beer (well, more then one beer, cause after all, why stop at one?).
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