I simply cannot decide

ZachHightower · Thursday at 11:07 PM

Last visited montreal in Feb. Had two amazing sessions in my 4 day stint there one incall with an independent escort who was lovely and provided a unique and fantastic experience, and another with an independent massage provider.

I'm coming back and have one night this coming week. Browsing the various advertisements here. I work out a lot and am carrying a lot of stress so I'm seriously considering one of the top rated massage spots (4 hands perhaps?). Or should I go for a different independent provider. Variety is the spice of life. Decisions, decisions...

Merb, can you help me decide?

LeDodo · Friday at 12:04 AM

Maybe you could splurge into a nice overnight date with an Indy, different and very nice experience

twenty4seven · Friday at 12:08 AM

ZachHightower said:
Last visited montreal in Feb. Had two amazing sessions in my 4 day stint there one incall with an independent escort who was lovely and provided a unique and fantastic experience, and another with an independent massage provider.

I'm coming back and have one night this coming week. Browsing the various advertisements here. I work out a lot and am carrying a lot of stress so I'm seriously considering one of the top rated massage spots (4 hands perhaps?). Or should I go for a different independent provider. Variety is the spice of life. Decisions, decisions...

Merb, can you help me decide?

Gonna need some info if you want suggestions. Who did you see that you enjoyed? Were you relaxed after seeing the masseuse or was it just a means to an end (getting a handjob)? What types of girls are you into? etc.

As a rule, repeating with a provider you've had an excellent time with is usually the safer bet (not to mention hotter, since you've already got some vibe already built together).

AnthonyAnderson · Friday at 5:45 AM

LeDodo said:
Maybe you could splurge into a nice overnight date with an Indy, different and very nice experience

Less nice the next day when you see that you bank account dropped by X thousand dollars

Personally I don't recommend it.

LC18 · Friday at 7:42 PM

AnthonyAnderson said:
Less nice the next day when you see that you bank account dropped by X thousand dollars Personally I don't recommend it.

You could say the same about a 60 mins booking

AnthonyAnderson · 2026-05-09T12:04:50-0400

LC18 said:
You could say the same about a 60 mins booking

In theory, yes, for a less wealthy client.

I checked the overnight rate of my favourite indy on Tryst, and it is $4,000. That's roughly equivalent to two and a half months of rent on a one bedroom apartment in Montreal. I think the numbers speak for themselves.

Julia Sky · 2026-05-09T12:35:02-0400

Why not book a duo? You can get a 4 hands massage and then some, in a more intimate and relaxed atmosphere!

Giselle Montreal · 2026-05-09T17:10:58-0400

AnthonyAnderson said:
I checked the overnight rate of my favourite indy on Tryst, and it is $4,000. That's roughly equivalent to two and a half months of rent on a one bedroom apartment in Montreal. I think the numbers speak for themselves.

Some people might spent up to 4000$ to see Les Canadiens at Centre Bell next week. Everyone has different needs and priorities.

LC18 · 2026-05-09T17:17:59-0400

What if you own a house and paid off your mortgage already? Not everyone is renting

CLOUD 500 · 2026-05-09T17:21:29-0400

LC18 said:
What if you own a house and paid off your mortgage already? Not everyone is renting

That would be either someone wealthy or a retired man who paid off his mortgage. Typical terms are 25 to 30 years.

Enjoying life · 2026-05-09T17:25:25-0400

Julia Sky said:
Why not book a duo? You can get a 4 hands massage and then some, in a more intimate and relaxed atmosphere!

That’s fuckin hot!

AnthonyAnderson · 2026-05-09T17:30:53-0400

Giselle Montreal said:
Some people might spent up to 4000$ to see Les Canadiens at Centre Bell next week. Everyone has different needs and priorities.

Are there going to be some among them who will complain about the high cost of living a few weeks later?

AnthonyAnderson · 2026-05-09T17:31:31-0400

LC18 said:
What if you own a house and paid off your mortgage already? Not everyone is renting

$4,000 is about three weeks of salary (before tax) for the average worker. Is that a better analogy?

Giselle Montreal · 2026-05-09T18:07:50-0400

CLOUD 500 said:
That would be either someone wealthy or a retired man who paid off his mortgage. Typical terms are 25 to 30 years.

You know that if you buy a house at 25, you're more likely to have it paid by 50. Some people I know are paying a bit quicker than planned too.

CLOUD 500 · 2026-05-09T18:09:58-0400

Giselle Montreal said:
You know that if you buy a house at 25, you're more likely to have it paid by 50. Some people I know are paying a bit quicker than planned too.

In this day and age I doubt anyone has enough to buy a house at 25 or much less at 40. There are sure a few but not much. For sure in the 90s, but this guy would be close to his 60s today if he got a house at 25 in the 90s. I rest my case.

Giselle Montreal · 2026-05-09T18:11:12-0400

CLOUD 500 said:
In this day and age I doubt anyone has enough to buy a house at 25 or much less at 40. There are sure a few but not much. For sure in the 90s, but this guy would be close to his 60s today if he got a house at 25 in the 90s. I rest my case.

We were talking about clients today who have enough to pay for overnights and extended dates, and mine are usually 50 +.

CLOUD 500 · 2026-05-09T18:17:22-0400

Giselle Montreal said:
We were talking about clients today who have enough to pay for overnights and extended dates, and mine are usually 50 +.

That is what I wrote in my OP, the wealthy yes or the retired that payed off his mortage. Not the average joe working a job. There is a big difference.

Giselle Montreal · 2026-05-09T18:18:02-0400

They're not necessarily retired, not at 50. Anyway.

CLOUD 500 · 2026-05-09T18:26:24-0400

Giselle Montreal said:
They're not necessarily retired, not at 50. Anyway.

I think they might be a bit older, 55 and up with a few 50 but not too far from retirement and provided this guy got enough to get a mortgage at 25. Typical mortgage length is 25 years which is very young it means this guy must have finished all his studies fast to get a well paying job fast. You do the math.

Michelle Gunn · 2026-05-09T19:47:47-0400

CLOUD 500 said:
That would be either someone wealthy or a retired man who paid off his mortgage. Typical terms are 25 to 30 years.

20 years ago typical terms were 20 years, and homes were way more affordable.

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