Ask us anything part 3
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What are some of your favorite art pieces you've seen in person? In Montreal I like a number if the paintings of the archangel Michael, the Salvador Dali chess set, and some of the Saints, Sinners, Lovers and Fools pieces like "The Mocking of Human Follies" (That exhibit ended last year). In the USA I recently saw a cactus made out of border patrol uniforms. In Vancouver 2 years ago some Bjork designed clothes were on display.
Not sure if I have a favorite, I'm a museum rat been to the ROM, Louvres and the ones in St Petersburg and I must admit I am fond of the St Petersburg ones.
Downtown, between Palais des congrès and chez Toqué, there is the famous fountain "La Joute" by the artist Jean-Paul Riopelle.
When fully fonctional, with fire, fog and of course, water, it is one of my favorite piece of art ever. The effect is better when seen at night.
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Lee Bae. A Korean charcoal artist I saw at the Phi Foundation a few years back.
As much as possible, "normal" but light clothes.. such as blouse and dress, or sun dress, etc.. not underwear or close to be naked already.
There's more fun in slowly unwrapping a gift and have a bit of guessing
Not being a frequent flyer, it can take weeks to do so.
Looking for reviews is key, I've almost been scammed on one occasion, so if I can't find reviews for an SP, I don't proceed with introductions.
Rate matters, a balance between not too cheap (scary) and not too pricey - as I'm not able to sum up hidden $$ so easily.
When there are good reviews on the general behavior and services, body features seem right, then I try to engage into conversation to see if there's a fit between services and experience desired.
I'm saying that, and on the other hand, I only had one real appointment with a good indy so far.. but that's how it worked well and cleared the other less fortunate events I had before. And this is how I'm currently processing my next windows of opportunity coming up soon.
Now, I wonder.. how different it is / would be with agencies vs indy!?
Depends, what kind of appointment did you have with the indy; 1 hour, or a dinner date? Were you looking for a specific service (e.g. fetish, role play, etc.) or a simple GFE session?
Personally not for a dinner date, more of a 1hr session or so.
Prefer to build some kind of rapport with one SP over time. Even if not frequent, I feel that trust and history build for better together time when it happens. Even if it's only from my perspective/perception - as I wouldn't expect an SP to remember all of us.
A bit of role play, in the attitude and discussions, if it's to help getting the guy up.
The rest depends on the connection and available services.
Based on this, how similar or different can it be between agency and indy?
I think I kinda know/guess, but would like to get other's perspective on the subject.
I totally agree. I bring snacks even to a 90 minute session lol.I think you're giving him too much credit here! First overnight or not, any decent human being knows that people need to eat. There's no world in which it's gentlemanly, or even ok and normal, to spend 8-16 hours with someone without so much as offering to eat at some point. This isn't escort etiquette it's just decency and common sense... Im sorry you experienced this
The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach holds true for a woman also.
There are SP who love having someone bring some of their favourite food or snacks to a session it improves everyone’s appetite and you both get to eat what you like best
I am returning to this after 20 years, but what is DATO? Been trying to find a search on this acronym and others, but it just frustrates me. Thanks
Is it just in France that people say feuille de rose or do Quebecois people say it too? I've heard French people say this.
feuille de rose - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
An Indy is usually more comfortable and there can be better communication at times. I had an experience last year with an agency where they called to verify the address, I kept saying the address and they kept repeating a slightly different address. I then text the address also and this was the same address they had sent 2 other people to so there has been no change in address on my part. Then after doing everything I could they still send the person to my neighbor's place. I feel bad for the provider. Plenty of providers don't love the job but getting sent to a neighbor's address and like 4 women coming to the door must be irritating on multiple levels for the provider. Every provider whether it be agency or Indy is different. I hope the SP I saw is feeling better now.
Remember that ideally you follow all protocol for booking for that specific provider with Indies as there is more variation in booking with Indies but that's not a bad thing. I highly recommend seeing an Independent provider at some point. I hope for the sake of providers that I didn't misspeak about any of this. I'm not a provider so I find I sometimes make errors on this topic without realizing it.
Dining-at-the-Y/O is one of the funniest acronyms in the English language and who ever came up with it is an absolute legend. The ones I get confused on are Russian/Italian/Roman (everytime I see one I have to look it up again).
