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Ask yourself why you never had a bad experience and others seem to accumulate bad experiences.

Should clients be held accountable for their lack of hygiene, lack of respect, and general bad behavior which are often the root cause of a disappointing encounter? Do you expect sex workers to act as robots and be insensitive to these repulsive factors? Because when I talk with actual sex...

Bingo. The fatal flaw in modern sociological thought is believing that humans are infinitely malleable, while we are constrained by the bounds of human nature.

All the different bird songs that I can hear from my window this morning.

There seems to be a consensus among well-informed and respectful members on the following points: Sex workers are not inherently bad persons Infrequent use of paid services is not problematic Frequent use of paid services over months or years can turn into an addiction and cause significant...

In recent months it seems to me that the quality of advice on this board is increasing, through the contributions of well-informed and respectful members.

When it comes to addictions, the consensus is that a group-based setting is generally a better option than individual therapy–although the latter can definitely be a complement for concurring anxiety or depression. I don't know if there is a Sex Addicts Anonymous group in Montreal, but it's...

If we take the word "demographic" literally, I would say that it's quite the opposite: we have people from a vast age range, from different ethnicities and levels of education. My view on the situation is that most of our disagreements here are actually generational, and to a lesser extent...

They got sued by Mattel (the "Barbie" doll) in the early 2000's. They appealed all the way up to the Supreme Court. Mattel lost. A reasonable consumer would not be confused between the two brands Supreme Court rules against Mattel in Barbie trademark case | CBC News...

Ask ChatGPT. (Not a joke). Here's the short version:

The same happened to me, twice. I was actually expecting the outcome that you describe. It's best to have a clean break. I hope that you were extremely delicate in your rejection.

A question that never gets old... For once, I do not have "une réponse toute faite" straight out of a psychology textbook. To simplify things, if I really had to say yes or no, I would say no. Purely from my (limited) personal experience, if I look at my workplace, I can think of two pairs...

I'm also starting to realize that it's worse in some areas of the city than others, and that a change of neighbourhood might resolve some of my frustrations.

Knowing the path forward is one thing, having the motivation to take it is a different thing.

Believe it or not, I have a book on that, too.

Nothing beyond having some of my basic needs met. I'm at level 2 of the pyramid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs?wprov=sfla1

My antennae are always up.

Pardon the indiscretion, but could you explain, for the benefit of the group, how does one sustain this rate of activity, both from a stamina and wallet perspective?

Use your senses to explore the world around you. Ask questions. Be curious.

I'm more into vanilla