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  5. Posted

    I like it...I like smelling a scent I haven't smelt before on a lady...makes the whole experience seem that much more....exotic. And after the encounter is over and still smelling like her...that's a HUGE turn on for me. But then I'm single and don't have to worry about smelling like another woman. A good idea if you want to wear perfume is simply to ask the gentleman while booking if he minds if you wear perfume or not.

     

     

    I agree with what castle said on this. It can add a lot to the encounter and make the experience more memorable, and smelling her afterwards is like an added bonus. I like having all the senses involved.

     

    Asking before is a good idea, maybe the client can suggest or mention it if she doesn't.

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    I just rechecked this thread and wanted to add a few things, even if you are more suggestions than you'll time for ;-). While Chuck Hughes has a lobster poutine at his restaurant (le garde manger), Martin Picard has a Foie Gras poutine. But at 23$ a pop (and taxing your liver) ....

     

    I have included a link for Martin Picard's restaurant (le pied de cochon) but could not find anything for "le garde manger", save for Chuck Hughes website

     

    I found a few english boards reviewing visits to the Garde Manger.

     

    I also just remember, if you like markets like the Jean-Talon (i see it is on your list), to look at the Atwater market if you have time. St-Hubert street (the sidewalks are covered in glass, do you'd be able to shop rain or shine) is also interesting to find little shops. My favorite there is called Oscar, for chocolates (huge selection) and sweets in bulk. There are a couple of shops which serve as outlets for artisan products "made in Quebec".

     

    I enjoyed a lovely meal at le garde manager some months ago, with one of our lovely cerb members, but that is another story. It is a relatively small place, they do not have a website and reservations can be difficult at times. I would book early if you plan to visit there.

     

    There are a number of great places to stay in Old Montreal. The Auberge du Vieux Port and their lofts are quite nice and very different than the big hotels. The lofts are located above three of the restaurants in Old Montreal and room service is provided by the restaurant below.

    http://www.aubergeduvieuxport.com/

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    I love unwrapping presents. Still, it's nice to be able to have enough clues as to what's inside to get excited....

     

    I do both incall and outcall and in both cases prefer the lady to be fully clothed. What she chooses to wear can show you something of what she is like. I treat the encounter like a date and am fully clothed when I meet her at the door. So we might as well start off the same. Have some time at the beginning to talk, get to know someone if you have not met before or catchup with an old friend. Then you get to move to the unwrapping of each other part.:aol_makeout:

     

    Part of the greeting is a big hug and kiss after the door is closed. The initial greeting is very important and really sets the tone for the rest of the encounter.

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  13. Posted

    Hmmm Beer.

     

    I love beer. Oh wait, I love girls more.

     

    I have a few favs depending on where I am and what is available. Rickards Red, Smithwicks and a new find, Griffon Rouse come to mind.

    http://mcauslan.com/en/produits/bieres-regulieres/griffon-rousse/

     

    Keiths IPA has been a good old standby.

     

    Some bars have a pretty limited selection and I end being stuck with something not really enticing unfortunately.

     

    Guess its time for a beer.:icon_smile:

  14. Posted

    Congrats on your 100th post and your surprise Ardbeg.

     

    Let's hope you can share some more wonderful times with her over the coming months.

     

    I was given a gift by someone in this business. I can't say what it was but it was something personal. It was unexpected and I was very surprised and touched that she had gone to the expense and effort to do this. I still have it and think of her every time I look at it.

  21. Posted

    I think first come, first served is the best approach. I like getting a message back saying ?confirmed? once she accepts the suggested date, time and duration.

     

    I sometimes book more than a month in advance. In this case I will send a quick e-mail a few days before to ensure that everything is still a go. It also lets her know I haven?t forgotten. I will often ask at this time about what she might like to share in the way of a drink or some possible ?activities? if appropriate. Then it is a message or call the day of the meeting to set the final details like room number etc.

  22. Posted

    I did a search for Keissy recommendations and the only one out east was in the New Brunswick area so I just had to start one for Nova Scotia.

     

    I have seen her once before and when I saw she was paying us a return visit I decided that spending a few hours with her would be an excellent way to start off the new year.

     

    Part One - The Booking

    Initial contact and setup of the appointment was done via e-mail a few weeks prior to her visit. I like advance booking, it allows for the anticipation to build. Confirmation and agenda suggestions :wink: were made via PM.

     

    Part Two - The Encounter

    She greeted me wearing a little tight purple dress with black nylons. Very nice. Her new photos on her web site are accurate, she has nice curves. We shared a bit of conversation over some wine before moving onto the more intimate part of the meeting. Kissing her was very enjoyable, in fact could have spent a lot of time just on that. I don?t want to get into a detailed description of what happened next but we did sample a number of the items listed on her site.

    We talked more between rounds of action. Talking to her was very easy, I felt very much at ease with her.

    All to soon the time was up. I was willing to extend the session but she had another appointment later so that was not possible.

     

    Part Three - The Aftermath

    The best encounters leave you with a satisfied feeling in more than one way. They leave you with some memories, parts of the meeting that stand out when you think about it later. She provided those for me :grin:. She is highly recommended. So thank you Keissy, until next time.

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  23. Posted

    I will take a stab at this. I just replied in Cato's thread and this is a natural carry on from there.

     

    1. Does the anticipation to meet your SP cause performance anxiety?

    - I will say no. The anticipation is different, it is more of an excitement than a worry. Any anxiety seems to disappear when she walks in and you have that first kiss. Ah, memories.

     

    2. Does it get better or worse with time?

    - Not quite sure about your thought was on this. Do you mean as you spend more time in the "hobby". If so I would say it is less in general but sometimes, if there has been a big lead up or problems actually getting the date setup there can be some worries, the hope that it is actually going to happen this time.

     

    3. Does the nervousness continue even though you've met with her more than once?

    - First time is the worst. I have no nervousness with someone I have met a few times. Anticipation, yes.

     

    4. Do you ever wonder if she is feeling the same way?

    - Good point. I had assumed, perhaps incorrectly, that she is the more experienced at this and her anixety or nevousness is directed at somewhat different concerns that the guy's. Is he a jerk? Am I safe? The show/no show concern goes both ways.

     

    5. And does it make it easier for you if you knew she was just as nervous? Or would it make you more nerved up?

    - Actually it would reduce mine and I would want to put her at ease more if she seemed nervous.

  24. Posted

    Yes, the Wait. I know it well. Someone you have wanted to meet for some time. The first contact days before, perhaps weeks. E-mails, maybe a final phone call or text. Then the day, time to get ready. Shower, clean, straighten the room. Check the donation, maybe a bottle of wine. It can be worse than a regular date.

     

    It's almost time. When will that knock come? The anticipation. What is she like in person? You have read the reviews, her website and her posts. It gives you an idea but will the real person match what you expect? Will we like each other?

     

    Then that little knock. You open the door and.....

     

    Who is Cato seeing tonight? I have an idea, but I am not saying. Hope it goes well and lives up to your expectations.

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