Recent content by TheRiddlerMan

Make sure you have a good lawyer first, because that scenario's a fast train to Splitsville.

I like the new site, it's faster. The schedule page could use some work though, it should be easier to see who's available on a given day.

I've made friends this way; I remember Michelle MA (15 years ago or so, Prince of Wales area for those who might remember her). I used to look forward to just hanging out and talking with her as much as the session itself. I've never fallen for anyone though. They're selling an experience...

Hush, CMJ and Alpha are "private clubs" (de facto spas) with standard rub and tug services as a baseline. You sign up as a member for a fee, you don't have to provide real information. Services beyond the baseline can be discussed with the individual MA, you can find most of them on Bluesky or...

Not many providers respond well to price haggling, in my experience.

I have no issue with deposits if they can be done without exposure, but I'll never share personal information. Once you do that, you lose control over it forever. Obviously I see why providers request it, their security is just as valid a concern.

I have no real opinion on individual posting styles or the fights about them, but I do think that a thread about Yen the SP should actually be about Yen the SP. Everything else is just noise.

CMJ downtown is now Hush, it split off several years ago.

It's also for Toronto, which makes it irrelevant here in Ottawa.

The spreadsheet which used to tally the ratings on this thread was abandoned years ago after the guy who maintained it left the forum, so the initial purpose doesn't much matter.

If it's legalized, it will be regulated. That means some things will be allowed and some won't, based on assessed risk to clients and sex workers. There will be inspections, analyses done, KPIs set and all the standard aspects of government regulations. What you're talking about is...

You'd be paying twice as much for safe services only. There will be rules intended to eliminate services like BBBJ as STI risks, and the cost of maintaining the regulators and their work will be folded into the price you pay.

My extra $500 just disappeared as AI tech stocks fall, ask me again when it goes back up (I hope).

Metro Ottawa population: 1.4 million Metro Montreal population: 4.4 million So what's "wrong" with Ottawa is that it's a much smaller government city. I don't know why this question get asked here, of course it's going to be a different experience.

That's not a client reference, it's to anyone running an agency or brothel. Those people can be charged with receiving a material benefit from sexual services. It's why some spas bill themselves as private clubs. As a client, you're liable in either case.