Kate von Katz

I agree with the above sentiments. If Mystique is a name that suits your brand and persona, plus you are already well known by that name it makes sense to keep it. Your idea of using Le Mystique also holds merit. Have you considered keeping Le Mystique as a surname of sorts and giving yourself a first name? Maria Le Mystique Devi Le Mystique Vivian Le Mystique Those are just off the top of my head (the first one because you mentioned using the name Maria though I quite like the sound of Vivian Le Mystique).

Spend some time with a woman who is confident but not arrogant, sweet but not a pushover and has intelligence and wit to spare! I am nerdy enough to be able to converse intelligently on a wide range of topics, but earthy enough to be approachable and warm. My personal style is classic and sophisticated. My personality is cerebral, irreverent and astute. If you enjoy the company of a woman who is genuine and not trying to be something she is not you may enjoy my company. As a client once wrote to me in a thank you, "I found it so exciting that you would correct me and that you weren't willing to sacrifice your genuine personality for the expected personality. You don't put on an act of saccharine sweetness...". I am one hundred percent me. I do not play a role, nor do I model myself after others. The caveat being that as a potential suitor, you should ensure that you are attracted to my personality as well as my looks otherwise it could make for a disappointing and awkward time together if you are hoping I will be something I am not. It is important to me to spend time with proper gentlemen, and as such I urge you to ensure you are friendly, respectful and have excellent hygiene for our time together since how that time goes is heavily dependent on your hygiene and conduct. I show a strong preference for suitors who are also genuine and authentic people, as suitors who put on airs to try to impress me makes forging a connection challenging. I AM: - 30 years old, 5-foot-6, 135lbs - 34B-25-36 hourglass figure - Stunning green eyes, red hair, fair skin - Toys, lingerie, carnal and sensual - Cerebral, erudite and very much enjoys intelligent conversation YOU ARE: - 35+ years old - Sober, respecftul and friendly - Well-groomed and amiable INCALL ONLY near Carling and Woodroffe Daily 11AM - 9PM (Last appt at 8PM) Regular rates : $200/hh $250/hr $380/1.5hrs. Introductory Specials: $180/hh OR book for 1hr and enjoy an extra half hour on me (get it ;) ) Returning friends are given a special discount after their first visit as a thank you for patronage. Please inquire when you book your next visit... Longer sessions are available by pre-booking, deposit required. Please see my website for complete details on myself, what I expect of my suitors, and booking information. www.katevonkatz.com Text/call: 613-204-3368 within my scheduled hours. No blocked/private/restricted calls will be answered. Phone is turned off after 8PM and not turned on again until 11AM the following day. I do not discuss details over the phone so don't bother asking. I require 90 minutes notice for an appointment, pre-booking is preferred.

I am so sorry you had to experience such an awkward situation :(

When guys ask prying questions I am blunt in reminding them that it's not appropriate conversation and they have no need to know such things about me. Some handle it well and issue an apology immediately, others ... well they can get churlish when told "no". I occasionally remind clients that I am confident in their ability to choose more interesting topics rather than going for the low-hanging fruit. Even in normal life I tend to not answer these questions because they tell you absolutely nothing about who a person is. It's just noise to me, but when it's prying noise that tries to supersede my right to a private life then I say something. If it's just the default comments about the weather or the local sports team I go along with it because it's a harmless - if meaningless - social ritual. Curiosity is one thing, but understanding that your curiosity does not trump a lady's right to privacy is important. I always recommend clients err on the side of caution. Making a comment about relating to being in university is generally safe. Asking direct and highly specific questions (what university, what classes, where do you live, etc) are in extremely poor taste. Let those topics be at the lady's discretion, not yours.

I watched the classic It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World for the first time yesterday. Loved it. And it was interesting to see what the original inspiration for Rat Race was. I enjoyed the cast of Rat Race, but after seeing the original I have to say the original wins out. Absolutely star-studded and the gags and plotline was much more enjoyable. Also watched The Dirty Dozen, another classic. Really enjoyed it. It was so surreal seeing Donald Trump so young (and really dorky looking, too!). On a more modern note, I recently watched Keeping Mum and just loved it. Maggie Smith is a delight in this film, as is Rowan Atkinson. It's a few years old now, but I always tend to be behind the times so it's "new" to me!

So what happened to that cute kid from Home Alone? After such an ordeal as he went through - twice! - surely he's got some baggage/issues. Well, Macaulay Culkin reprised his role to show what happened to Kevin McAllister now that he's all grown up. Predictably, it's not pretty. But also a bit hilarious in a macabre, dark kind of way (which I am totally into). Check it out here:

I really like this. Take photos that are maybe not the most front-page worthy but still excellent and amusing and give them their own awards category. Enjoy! http://twistedsifter.com/2015/12/comedy-wildlife-photography-awards-winners-2015/

If you are not super tired and need a boost, a brisk walk outdoors for fifteen or twenty minutes will do the trick. Or pop on a workout video and do ten minutes of it to get your endorphins flowing. If you are really tired, I can't make any suggestions as I am much like Amanda and have a very regimented sleep schedule that I stick to.

Most clients I see wear their ring (if they are married or if they have a ring at all as some modern couples forgo the rings altogether). As Summer said: we're not looking to turn clients into boyfriends nor are we in denial about the reality of most gentlemen's marital status. If you feel better taking it off, go for it. However it is quite unnecessary from a companion's perspective.

Enjoying some Quality Street chocolates, sipping on some pineapple juice and enjoying the warmth from one of my cats, who is presently curled in my lap as I dally on the internet.

Supernatural is a fun series that doesn't take itself too seriously. The episode "Changing Channels" in season five is awesome and even if you don't watch the series, at least watch that one episode. I have never laughed so hard watching a tv show until I watched S05 E08. Misfits is awesome if you haven't seen it. Basically a group of young folks doing community service get super powers. The first episode I was on the edge of my seat. The second made me cry. Memorable characters and fun times. Derek, which is Ricky Gervais in a very heartwarming role. Not for everyone, but it's a great watch. Devil Part Timer is an anime series that's hilarious and worth a watch. It's not as funny as Blood Lad, but Blood Lad isn't on Netflix, so .... Death Note .... speaking of anime, this is an excellent introduction for a noob to anime. The story is a well-executed thriller/cat-and-mouse. It's not the campy fun that typifies a lot of anime. It's serious, intriguing and absolutely worth a watch.http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0877057/ Chef's Plate is a great mini series that documents a particular chef. Well worth a watch if you are interested not only in food, but interesting people. Hemlock Grove is a *must* see if you're into supernatural thrillers/horror. If you needed incentive, it's got Famke Janssen and Bill Skarsgard (Alexander's younger brother) so there's plenty of eye candy. And it has the best werewolf transformation I've seen. It's a Netflix original.

My first time eating shawarma back in 2007. I went to a place in that little strip mall by Dooley's. I couldn't believe I lived for so many years without eating something so delicious. Though my go-to place is either Shawarma King downtown or Matar Market. Honorable mention goes to the first time I tried duck leg confit, when I was a butcher's apprentice at Aubrey's. Most butcher shops sell it, and it's a lovely treat. And while chocolate is not really a meal, it is worth mentioning that Stubbe Chocolates here in the Market makes the absolute best apricot brandy chocolates I have ever had. Back in Victoria: Milos for Greek food. Amazing atmosphere and excellent food. Ali Baba pizza is hands-down the best in town. And for home-cooked fare in a funky setting, John's Place downtown for lunch/dinner or Floyd's Diner for breakfast. Best sushi in town is Japanese Village. The sushi chef is traditionally trained, speaks four languages and is the ultimate host (as a proper sushi chef ought to be). I don't do Westernized Japanese food, so I judge a sushi joint by the sushi chef, and he's the best I've had the pleasure to meet.

Spend some time with a woman who is confident but not arrogant, sweet but not a pushover and has intelligence and wit to spare! I am nerdy enough to be able to converse intelligently on a wide range of topics, but earthy enough to be approachable and warm. My personal style is classic and sophisticated. My personality is cerebral, irreverent and astute. If you enjoy the company of a woman who is genuine and not trying to be something she is not you may enjoy my company. As a client once wrote to me in a thank you, "I found it so exciting that you would correct me and that you weren't willing to sacrifice your genuine personality for the expected personality. You don't put on an act of saccharine sweetness...". I am one hundred percent me. I do not play a role, nor do I model myself after others. The caveat being that as a potential suitor, you should ensure that you are attracted to my personality as well as my looks otherwise it could make for a disappointing and awkward time together if you are hoping I will be something I am not. It is important to me to spend time with proper gentlemen, and as such I urge you to ensure you are friendly, respectful and have excellent hygiene for our time together since how that time goes is heavily dependent on your hygiene and conduct. I show a strong preference for suitors who are also genuine and authentic people, as suitors who put on airs to try to impress me makes forging a connection challenging. I AM: - 30 years old, 5-foot-6, 135lbs - 34B-25-36 hourglass figure - Stunning green eyes, red hair, fair skin - Toys, lingerie and openiminded - Cerebral, erudite and very much enjoys intelligent conversation YOU ARE: - 35+ years old - Sober, respecftul and friendly - Well-groomed and amiable INCALL ONLY near Carling and Woodroffe Daily 11AM - 9PM (Last appt at 8PM) Regular rates : $160/hh $250/hr $380/1.5hrs. Longer sessions are available by pre-booking, deposit required. Please see my website for complete details on myself, what I expect of my suitors, and booking information. www.katevonkatz.com Text/call: 613-204-3368 within my scheduled hours. No blocked/private/restricted calls will be answered. Phone is turned off after 8PM and not turned on again until 11AM the following day. I do not discuss details over the phone so don't bother asking.

I agree how you greet each other sets the tone for the rest of your time together. Priming is the word used, I believe. I have a couple elegant, sexy and very ladylike dresses I wear to greet clients in. They are classy, cocktail style dresses which suit my personal style very well (I just can't pull off the stripper dresses and tawdry look .. it's so not Kate but others can pull off the more modern styles beautifully). My lingerie is on underneath. I greet clients this way because on the off-chance a neighbor is in the hallway and sees us, I look like I'm ready to go out on a date or a nice dinner out. Also because it helps set the tone of "I am a woman, not a sex doll", which is important to me. And getting a client to unzip my dress is a fun way to help create the "girlfriend" atmosphere, at least insofar as my personal way of doing things goes. Depending on nerves and "feel" I either hug them right away or show them in and then hug them or move in to rub their shoulders. Sometimes I kiss right away, sometimes I don't. I go by feel and sometimes a client seems nervous so I slow down the physical connection a bit and ease them into things. Very rarely I get a bit flustered from attraction to a client and forget to be "Kate" and revert to my awkward, overly chatty self, completely forgetting that I'm supposed to be a seductive woman and not this dorky girl. So if I'm awkwardly blathering on during our session and making really lame jokes it's actually a good thing. I don't really have a set way that I greet clients. Maybe I should kiss them sooner. I will try kissing my clients when I greet them for the next week and see if I like the results.

My incall is not far from Westboro (Carling/Woodroffe).

I am not 100% sure I am able to vouch for you, but I feel I know you well enough and would be willing to vouch.

It's a common mistake, but I feel the need to point it out: women are all different and we all want different things. Making a woman happy in private is not just about a few mechanical moves like hitting buttons on your video game controller. The same woman might want a dozen different things in a dozen different situations. Start by getting familiar with women's anatomy and pleasure areas. Not just the nips and southern lips. The whole body. After that you just have to learn to tune in to cues and feel the mood and adapt accordingly. Venus Envy used to offer an excellent course called "how to eat a peach" that I highly recommend for folks who feel the need to learn techniques. Though again: those techniques will help, but being in tune with your partner is really the key. As others have said, it's probably best for you to reach out to a few ladies you are interested in and politely and tactfully inquire about whether they would be amenable to assuming the role of teacher and helping you develop your skills and confidence. Most of us have had at least a couple clients come to us with this very concern, so rest assured this is not abnormal.

Oh my goodness, all the time back when I was a naive and overly romantic teenager. Thankfully no evidence exists. That I know of.... Have you ever danced with the devil under the pale moonlight? (joking, that's a reference to the old Batman flick with Jack Nicholas and Michael Keaton) On a similarly innocent/romantic note: have you ever caught fireflies?

Best gift received: a Dobsonian style telescope with a five inch mirror, which is pretty good for an amateur scope, back in 1998. As a massive astrophile, it was the best gift ever. Sadly I do not have the scope any longer, but do plan to buy a new one; though I am leaning away from Dobsonians and into the more compact - and fully computerized - Meade scopes. Worst gift received: a Bible. For someone who is an atheist and values scientific reason and logic over pseudoscience, logical fallacies and fairy tales, it was an astoundingly poor choice. I am polite but don't mess around when people get pushy with me so I told the person that I will not accept their gift. They didn't make a fuss but we never spoke again. I actually would loved a dictionary or a proper encyclopedia set. Best gift given: a $300 sleeping bag to a friend who was preparing for an intense wilderness survival/training something or other course. It was practical and luxurious. Worst gift given: probably all the gift cards I've given people when I half-assed things over the years. I try to give gifts that are practical and well-suited to the person I give it to. But even I have a hard time figuring some folks out, so I get lazy and just give them a gift card. They're happy enough with it, but secretly I know I could have done better.

Kid's size hot chocolate made with cream instead of milk because that's how I roll. Also with whipped cream. And a chocolate chip cookie I got the barista to microwave so it's gooey and melty. And yes, they totally do that. Trust me, I'm an ex Starbucks barista: order the cookie warmed up. Thank me later. :D

Actually wearing the ones in my current avatar: pastel/mint green with little white polka dots. Additional Comments: Out with the old and in with the new! The mint green ones were yesterday.... Today's ginch are plain black boyshorts.

Spend some time with a woman who is confident but not arrogant, sweet but not a pushover and has intelligence and wit to spare! I am nerdy enough to be able to converse intelligently on a wide range of topics, but earthy enough to be approachable and warm. It is important to me to spend time with gentlemen, and as such I urge you to ensure you are friendly, respectful and have excellent hygiene for our time together since how that time goes is heavily dependent on your hygiene and conduct. I AM: - 30 years old, 5-foot-6, 135lbs - 34B-25-36 hourglass figure - Stunning green eyes, red hair, fair skin - Toys, lingerie and openiminded YOU ARE: - 35+ years old - Sober, respecftul and friendly - Well-groomed and amiable INCALL ONLY near Carling and Woodroffe Daily 11AM - 8PM (Last appt at 7PM) This Saturday and Sunday only! 11AM - 10PM and rate specials: $150/hh $220/hr This is the rate that returning friends get after their first visit. I am offering this rate to all new clients for this weekend only. I do not do specials, so if you have been thinking of seeing me and want to save a few bucks ... this is your chance! Regular rates : $160/hh $250/hr $380/1.5hrs $500/2hrs Returning friends get a small discount after their first visit. Please see my website for complete details on myself, what I expect of my suitors, and booking information. www.katevonkatz.com

Some chocolate mousse because I'm having a stressy day and chocolate mousse is my ultimate happy food. (Take notes for those who really want to wow me with an inexpensive and very effective gift!)

I correct people when they use "bb" "babe" or whatever else in texts or e-mails. I just say, "my name is Kate". Most of them get the hint and don't respond again, possibly because they are rightfully embarrassed and possibly because I have ruined whatever fantasy or expectation they have of me. Either way, I don't count it as a loss. Terms of endearment are for when you have an established bond with someone. Using them to force or fake a bond is tacky.

Truth. Sadly the types who use such tactics in their business also tend to be the type prone to shitty behavior. I agree though that if a client feels safe they should immediately turn heel and leave.