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Question to the ladies:
reading lately about the Epstein files, I saw there was a lot going on in terms of behind the door "social parties"
Has anyone been invited/ involved in that kind of stuff? I am talking big bucks or famous people organizing orgies
by the way I am NOT asking about pedo party stuff; if you had that kind of story you should be talking to the police
reading lately about the Epstein files, I saw there was a lot going on in terms of behind the door "social parties"
Has anyone been invited/ involved in that kind of stuff? I am talking big bucks or famous people organizing orgies
by the way I am NOT asking about pedo party stuff; if you had that kind of story you should be talking to the police
I have met some famous Canadians, some wealthy Canadians/Americans but I’ve never been invited to any kind of party with many high profile people. At least not as Lena
I think it is not the wisest idea to namedrop when in this field. Their secrecy is as important as your own as a client.
No I have not seen privatized parties by famous people. Only orgy parties I have heard about personally were either hosted by providers, or by the kinky club, and some other option that was being called out for bad practices.
Talking about famous people and hobbies. I have known 2 SPs now long retired that collected encounters with famous people. One slept with practically all famous hockey players from Montreal and visiting while the other with boxers, also both local and visiting as an SP and in here private life.
These famous athletes - who are in the top 0.1% of men as far as their options - see SPs?
Yes they do, for various reasons
Same reasons for the rest of the 99.9% of the men seeing SPs.
I would say that it’s a very good idea
If I was a basketball player or a rapper, I would hire a woman instead of being caught in a 5 baby mamas scandal
Warning, this is a wild generalization:
Some women main goal in life is to baby trap athletes, actors or rappers. Escorts don’t usually do that as funny as it may sound to some, we have ethics
As I understood it is not the athletes themselves that arrange these encounters. Their managers and promoters do it to manage their sexual life and to shield them from undesired encounters with willing fans that may cause troubles. One girl told me that she had a very good relationship with one of the US team managers and was called regularly when the team was in town.
Here's a question for clients. Aside from the obvious stuff like physical and verbal abuse, what would be a good reason for a provider not to want to see a client or for her to stop seeing him? What is a valid criticism you listened to, that made you change your behavior?
Question for providers : what are some problematic client behavior that aren't usually talked about or often not taken seriously? I have my own answers but I'm curious about yours
The reason why I'm asking is because sometimes I feel like clients are a bit clueless about how their own actions can be harmful, and it's good for them to be educated so they won't repeat the same mistakes
Question for providers : what are some problematic client behavior that aren't usually talked about or often not taken seriously? I have my own answers but I'm curious about yours
The reason why I'm asking is because sometimes I feel like clients are a bit clueless about how their own actions can be harmful, and it's good for them to be educated so they won't repeat the same mistakes
I think it's generally true with athletes, entertainers and other celebrities that there are intermediaries who arrange the dalliances, for the reasons you mentioned and also for plausible deniability on their behalf in case something goes sideways.
A notable exception was former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, who used no intermediaries, deviously shook his security detail, and directly booked and paid for his assorted affairs, using his own money. He ultimately got caught because of suspicious cash transfers in excess of $10,000, showing that he really had not thought out how to leave himself with significant, readily accessible cash liquidity so as to continue to fund what he was doing. However, he would have gotten away with that part of it as well, if his banking activity wasn't already being monitored for suspicious activity due to a completely unrelated investigation which ultimately turned up no evidence of wrongdoing. Otherwise he would not have been caught.
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I don’t really talk about my limits online. Mostly because I don’t want people to try and push them and also because they differ based on the person I’m with
Log time ago one girl told me that my looks and behavior remind her so much of her dad that she feels uncomfortable with me.Here's a question for clients. Aside from the obvious stuff like physical and verbal abuse, what would be a good reason for a provider not to want to see a client or for her to stop seeing him? What is a valid criticism you listened to, that made you change your behavior?
Question for providers : what are some problematic client behavior that aren't usually talked about or often not taken seriously? I have my own answers but I'm curious about yours
The reason why I'm asking is because sometimes I feel like clients are a bit clueless about how their own actions can be harmful, and it's good for them to be educated so they won't repeat the same mistakes
In Asia, where inheritance by the gender (male in this case) is still strong, some women chase tycoons and the ultra rich to have a son. So many non public stories that everyone knows of non official spouse
any reason is a valid reason, if she doesn't consent to see youHere's a question for clients. Aside from the obvious stuff like physical and verbal abuse, what would be a good reason for a provider not to want to see a client or for her to stop seeing him? What is a valid criticism you listened to, that made you change your behavior?
Question for providers : what are some problematic client behavior that aren't usually talked about or often not taken seriously? I have my own answers but I'm curious about yours
The reason why I'm asking is because sometimes I feel like clients are a bit clueless about how their own actions can be harmful, and it's good for them to be educated so they won't repeat the same mistakes
that said, in my experience I haven't have many cases, and on those few, I barely received any kind of feedback at all.
some examples:
1) a well know indy provider, I had to postpone our session, the 1st time she accepted, the 2nd time she "fired me"... and no amount of apologies, begging, sending gift card, offer to pay a penalty, nada helped... nothing worked
2) couple of times I was respectfully declined ("I don't think we'll be a good match." -- during the 1st email introduction) because I put some details on kink, and they were vanilla. Lesson learnt, It is probably a good idea to go very vanilla on the first meet and only then ask if they are into that. unless her X posts are kinky wild.
3) I remember one that never replied back, she never said why, but I think she didn't enjoy our sexy time, it took me a lot of time to come, maybe I was too much work. I booked 2 hours and she asked to reduce it to 90min.
4) last one, there was this Toronto woman that I only met once, I think we both followed us in twitter and she didn't like something I posted, so she blocked me. She was with an agency, so I guess I could had asked the owner for feedback, but I didn't. If the reason was valid (abuse, violence) I would had been banned from that agency, and I still saw many other ladies from there and attended many of their orgy parties. Actually I didn't know she didn't want to see me until we met at an orgy around a year later, but that is story for another day
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Not everyone is comfortable/uncomfortable with details, I personally like to know ahead of time what the person wants because I don’t like wasting people’s time
But that's not what I'm talking about, not physical limits like restrictions, more like things that generally SP's don't appreciate that a lot of clients do. I find that when I started being really clear about my boundaries, people stopped trying to push them.. however there are certain things that are less obvious
That's actually happened with me, it's a valid reason to not see a client imo but that doesn't mean you did anything wrong
I understood the question and that’s still my answer
The only limits I’m willing to talk about publicly are the fact that I don’t tolerate racism of any forms and if I don’t like something I don’t force myself to see someone ever again. I don’t need to specify what are the things I don’t like publicly or even to my date
Whenever a man texts me to ask what my limits are, I simply don’t reply
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