Recent content by haplessinquiry

Here's a question that's been puzzling me for years. Why are so many SW's into tattoos and piercings? Obviously not all of you, but perhaps a good 80% of you? Is it a rebellious streak against normal society? Is it because your friends have it too? Is it a group identity thing? When I first...

Sounds like she's burned out with this business, and wants to get out?

Xeena, who was she?

"Late"? Did she pass away?

Which is why I think this "step-" thing was just an afterthought brought about to avoid censors and just the ick factor in the actual audience.

I didn't have that experience at all with this girl, she was very easy going, and did a good job. However, I do recall some word a few years ago about her being hit and miss. Perhaps she has eased up with experience? Or perhaps it's just individual chemistry?

Just saw her for the first time, she's got a new number, xxx-xxx-8630. Very cute Asian spinner. Easy-going, easy to talk to. Hoping to see her again soon.

So just finished seeing Alexi finally. Very interesting situation here, my experience seems to be almost direct opposite of everyone else's. I found her to be very friendly, and her massage was near RMT quality! But the finish was basic.

Yeah, Baby's therapeutic massage skills are great. But the erotic part is not quite there yet. None of the Asians were all that impressive other than for their therapeutic skills in the case of Baby. I used to see Diane here, but now she's part-time, and the schedule doesn't always work for me...

Back then, Penthouse Letters were just the bomb for me, "Dear Penthouse, I never thought this would happen to me ...". 😂

Yeah, this commercialization of marriage to a big deal within the church has only been a thing for about 500+ years. Before that, common-law or civil weddings were the norm.

That's because you already know her. Calling you that when you're a stranger is just icky, but calling you that when you're already familiar has a different feeling to it.

Usually that means, there were some gems in the rough available here.

I think perhaps the 70s and 80s, they used film and then later video tape to make movies, e.g. Caligula or Taboo. There was enough space on those media to add maybe an hour's worth of dialogue, and it didn't really require a lot of acting skills. Ironically, with the advent of digital media...

And also, don't like being called "honey" when I'm meeting someone for the first time. If you've seen them for awhile, then sure, but "honey" has to be earned, both by the client and the provider through familiarity.