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  3. Posted · Edited by Allie Zeon

    On 4/28/2023 at 3:12 PM, Drummer Boy said:

    Allie Zeon is the best and can squirt at will. A beautiful gusher! Don’t miss her! I do!! 

    thank you!

     

    I have not .been to Ottawa and the nearby cities for years.  I will plan my tour hopefully soon:)

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  7. Posted · Edited by Allie Zeon

    On 4/7/2023 at 11:03 PM, Orpheo12 said:

    My experience of compensating companions for their time has had me wrestling with ethical dilemmas. I'd like to share my thoughts and invite constructive comments.

    Why is Sex Work illegal?

    Our culture heightens sexual cravings by sexualizing people and products. We are conditioned to crave intimacy as an expression of our wholeness as human beings, and when under other stresses, a lack of healthy opportunities for intimacy can become an unmet need causing suffering and heightening the risk of mental illness and self-harming. So an argument can be made that Companions who provide such services are relieving suffering, and providing a kind of therapy. This has been my experience. I have appreciated the humanity and respect shared in my interactions as a client.

    But I also recognize that scratching the itch often makes it worse. Once a lonely heart take the huge risk of seeing a companion, a positive experience intensifies the craving for more, more, more. So there is an obvious parallel to other forms of addiction. Some former taboos, like the use of marijuana, have been legalized and its use is now largely benevolent. By removing the trade from the hands of illegal suppliers the acceptance of such use has also seen larger numbers of people having a net benefit; just as I will enjoy a glass of Zinfandel after this post.

    So if the provision of companionship can be genuinely therapeutic (relieving suffering), why does it continue to be regarded as illegal?

    There are many good reasons to regard sex work as an evil. Human trafficking is an evil. Getting vulnerable people hooked on hard drugs so they can be pimped out to feed their addition is an evil. Huge amounts of money are passing into the hand of criminals who thrive on hurting people by whatever means enhances their profit. So there are aspects of the industry that are and should be prosecuted as criminal.

    Under our present laws, selling sexual services is legal, but buying such services is illegal. For Sex Workers the legalization of providing services must be a great benefit, adding to the dignity and lessening the risk of choosing this profession. It is reasonable to criminalize those who seek their services?

    I would argue that because much of sex work still does involve horrific exploitation, the answer is not a simple "no." But the harms are greater because the trade is still illegal for those seeking it. Were it legal, and protected as a human right (both providing and seeking), the opportunities for criminal exploitation would lessen and the mortal outrage against such activities would become harder to sustain rationally.

    IMO, making sex work legal and regulated would be a positive step in the ethical evolution of our culture. Sex itself would become recognized as a healthy expression of human interactions rather than a dirty taboo, at least when paying for it.

    In my experience, the companions I have met have been lovely persons with their own agency, enjoying dignity and treating me with respect in my vulnerability. Thank you.

    Hi,

    This is for the first time i am able to read it in full without distraction.

    Ethical and norm of our society vary depending on the region.  If you happen to travel to Samoa, you might be surprised when someone ask you openly and honestly to have sex with you.  Over there it's part of the norm.  I was surprised when a man approached me to have SEX few hours after i land on the island for the first time.  On the second day, i have few more offers, on third day i have already become a queen of Samoa lol.

    It's part of their culture since they see sex as something as natural as eating their favorite casava.

    "Selling" sexual service is illegal in certain countries because the "conservative, old" value of the society from religious points of view to other ethical points of view that may contradict this profession to exist legally, yet men still come to see escort discreetly. And as you mentioned, the sex trafficking and pimping make it even harder and complicated for this profession to be legalized.  Urgh.

    Good things,

    It's proven that decriminalization and/or legalization actually decrease the cases of sex violence.

    It's proven, from my personal experience that married men can stay married because of us, escorts.

    It's proven that sex, human touch and good communication in bed elevate our physical and mental health

    And so on...and so on.

    So yes, legalization and decrimination of escorting are the way to go.

    We are blessed here in Canada.

    As a client, i don't think police will bother you either if you see a legitimate, well reputable escort.  

    We don't kiss and tell anyway so your secret is safe with us.

    To sum it up,

    Sex itself is not an addiction.  It's part of our basic needs.

    Sex along with intimate human touch and genuine good conversations definitely is therapeutic. We all need that.

    The third one is more complex but we want to aim as a benevolent service indeed

    Happy hunting 😃

    Going back home to NB tomorrow!

    Allie 

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  11. Posted

    On 4/7/2023 at 7:03 PM, Orpheo12 said:

    My experience of compensating companions for their time has had me wrestling with ethical dilemmas. I'd like to share my thoughts and invite constructive comments.

    Why is Sex Work illegal?

    Our culture heightens sexual cravings by sexualizing people and products. We are conditioned to crave intimacy as an expression of our wholeness as human beings, and when under other stresses, a lack of healthy opportunities for intimacy can become an unmet need causing suffering and heightening the risk of mental illness and self-harming. So an argument can be made that Companions who provide such services are relieving suffering, and providing a kind of therapy. This has been my experience. I have appreciated the humanity and respect shared in my interactions as a client.

    But I also recognize that scratching the itch often makes it worse. Once a lonely heart take the huge risk of seeing a companion, a positive experience intensifies the craving for more, more, more. So there is an obvious parallel to other forms of addiction. Some former taboos, like the use of marijuana, have been legalized and its use is now largely benevolent. By removing the trade from the hands of illegal suppliers the acceptance of such use has also seen larger numbers of people having a net benefit; just as I will enjoy a glass of Zinfandel after this post.

    So if the provision of companionship can be genuinely therapeutic (relieving suffering), why does it continue to be regarded as illegal?

    There are many good reasons to regard sex work as an evil. Human trafficking is an evil. Getting vulnerable people hooked on hard drugs so they can be pimped out to feed their addition is an evil. Huge amounts of money are passing into the hand of criminals who thrive on hurting people by whatever means enhances their profit. So there are aspects of the industry that are and should be prosecuted as criminal.

    Under our present laws, selling sexual services is legal, but buying such services is illegal. For Sex Workers the legalization of providing services must be a great benefit, adding to the dignity and lessening the risk of choosing this profession. It is reasonable to criminalize those who seek their services?

    I would argue that because much of sex work still does involve horrific exploitation, the answer is not a simple "no." But the harms are greater because the trade is still illegal for those seeking it. Were it legal, and protected as a human right (both providing and seeking), the opportunities for criminal exploitation would lessen and the mortal outrage against such activities would become harder to sustain rationally.

    IMO, making sex work legal and regulated would be a positive step in the ethical evolution of our culture. Sex itself would become recognized as a healthy expression of human interactions rather than a dirty taboo, at least when paying for it.

    In my experience, the companions I have met have been lovely persons with their own agency, enjoying dignity and treating me with respect in my vulnerability. Thank you.

    Hallelujah! 

    Canada is way better than the US with regards to escorting.

    The law can be contradicting sometimes since it has to be reviewed and are gathered from multiple sources, parties, groups, etc before announcing and Legalizing it.

    You have come up with open ended questions but in the end, you sum it up nicely with regards to this industry.

    Sorry for the late reply,

    I will answer in more details once I'm back home.

    On tour now, so exhausting 😞

    Allie 

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  12. Posted

    All stories, photos and videos, the good and the bad ones during my recent tour can be found exclusively on my onlyfans.

    Https://www.onlyfans.com/Allie_zeon

    Unlike other creators, i show my vulnerability and imperfections through videos and photos.  

    I personally think to be spotless and perfect is boring.

    I hope you agree with me.

    Going back home to NB soon!

    Can't wait to be a country girl again ❤️

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  15. Posted

    7 hours ago, status4 said:

    This isn't a review board, it never has been, there are plenty of those out there if that's what you want, it's a recommendation board, not being able to figure out the difference likely explains why your posts never show up.

    Thank you 💗

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  16. Posted

    Let me chime in.

    First of all, Lyla has been bought by leolist...for the better or worse...but this is the fact.

    Secondly, Lyla is NOT a review board and negative comment is not allowed thus if your reco sounds like a review with all the juicy, explicit details, it won't get approved and published.

    Thirdly, credibility of the poster.

    The moderator might see the poster's IP address, the "duration" and the content of his/her post.

    For example, if someone joins Lyla at 11 am on March 28 and directly post a reco of a particular provider at 11.15 am on the same day.  His reco most probably will not be published.

    Another example, if a reco sounds like as a marketing campaign with over the top wordings for a particular provider, it won't most probably be published either.

    The worst scenario, of course, when a provider write her own reco with the same IP address, it definitely won't be published.

    And so on

    It's tricky huh 🥴

     

    Allie Zeon 

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  19. Posted · Edited by Allie Zeon
    Typos

    On 3/13/2023 at 11:02 PM, Shannia Spinner said:

    Thank you for the mention Letsplay, I am here 13 -15 I will continue to extend as long as I am being pre booked. I offer travel to you & FMTY. 

    Ill keep it short & sweet. 

    Thank you again for the mention  much appreciated 🙂

     

    Shannia is my friend and you can trust my words.

    She is an outgoing, experienced, beautiful in and out with a bundle of energy similar to my teen nieces lol.

    You guys keep complaining about how hard to get a good, honest, attractive providers in Moncton.

    Now, you have one for a very short time.

    She is also being very honest about her age, she is  indeed a hot momma of 51, latina with curvy body and hot booty, reminding me of Jennifer Lopez.

    Go see her before it's too late 😋

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  22. Posted · Edited by Allie Zeon

    Gentlemen,

    Me and my hot Mediterranean mama, Shannia Spinner (very well reviewed on other review board) will be entertain you guys in Moncton!

    Sunday March 12 afternoon to Tuesday early afternoon March 14

    Our promo duo

    400 hh instead of 500

    650 h instead of 750Screenshot_20230212_113946_edit_1284925212475808.thumb.jpg.3e0e090ff2db071d35464490b614d062.jpg204485552_IMG_20210916_092055_edit_217155437480405(1).thumb.jpg.36d30a65cdbe7b3e231940c38a6965d7.jpg

    My special solo rate: PSE is the same rate as GFE:

    400 instead of 500 h

    650 90 min

    Including full body massage, shower together and so on.

    For more info https://www.alliezeon.com

    Shannia Spinner 

    780-729-7746

    Text her directly for booking and her promo rate

    See you soon 😘

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  23. Posted · Edited by Allie Zeon

    Gentlemen,

    Halifax trip is confirmed starting March 9 late afternoon to March 10 early afternoon, may extend till March 11

    Prebooking is highly recommended.  $100 off promo for all of my SOLO SERVICE..........

    Sydney March 10/11 to March 12/13 (tentative)

    Tag team duo with Shannia Spinner is available (check pics below)

    For more info https://www.alliezeon.com...204485552_IMG_20210916_092055_edit_217155437480405(1).thumb.jpg.36d30a65cdbe7b3e231940c38a6965d7.jpg

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