Ask us anything part 3
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where do we draw the line. precisely... does it not sppear different for everyone in the audience to varying degrees. so an asterisk would /should minimize these hiccups better than presently nothing. can save from unneeded flareups, not eliminate.
don't offer sorta absolutes when it's not. some people like to test validity of claims with absolutes.
not defending nachboy, dunno of his prior posts/patterns... took his post as only reading the title, he even had a sort of asterisk to his own q about no details...
Nothing good but most likely robbery. This is why we always told the drivers to turn in the cash once they had over a $200. We did have 2 guys get robbed in the 3 years I was there - both at gunpoint.
I think robbery is an issue outcall SP need to worry about too. Who can forget the Craigs List Killer dude. He specifically targeted SPs late at night when they were at the end of a shift. He assumed they had all the cash made that day on hand. Remember the SP tried to grab his gun and he shot her in the ensuing struggle.
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Are you sure that there isn't a disclaimer (which you'd need to read to know why there's an asterisk anyway)? I may have read the first post wrong then...
You may have read the first post (of the thread?) but pretty clear not everyoneAre you sure that there isn't a disclaimer (which you'd need to read to know why there's an asterisk anyway)? I may have read the first post wrong then...
An asterisk is just gonna flag the title of the thread conveniently, irrespective of the page in view (regardless of first to current page)... a person subsequently knows without have to go to whatever page, in your case you are alluding the page 1 of thread, that there is a 'caveat'
to the title " ask me anything (does not mean everything)..."
whether that person then cares to really know by locating the requisite page describing the exact desccribed limitations, .... that's up to them.
Try it, if it doesn't work just remove the asterisk back to square one then.. no harm done beyond which already has been done with the inadvertant flareups.
or course, the asterisk takes away a bit of the allure, of a title "ask me anything"...
doesn' it possibly quite.
There is no asterisk, it is "ask us anything", in fact some guy even asked about my experiences delivering pizza in an American city in the 1980s when I had to visit creepy or scary customers, and he liked my response. The only thing I neglected to mention was that all those pizzas were delivered in a 1984 Dodge Omni, which was not exactly the ideal escape vehicle. For those of you who were born after and have no clue about this car, here it is- it's now as extinct as the dinosaurs:
No.
If people aren’t smart enough to know not to ask people about traumatic events what do you want me to say?
Clients : what are the 16 digits of your credit card? As well as the expiry date and cvc please.
Also clients : what's your wife first and last name?
Oh what's that? Can't ask this type of question? I thought it was ask anything
Also clients : what's your wife first and last name?
Oh what's that? Can't ask this type of question? I thought it was ask anything
Saliva.
Never, ever, needed lube.
Otherwise I'm partial towards the filling of a Boston cream donut.
Dry friction? Damn... Find a better partner.
Women are often attracted to men with wealth and power because they can help protect their children and families
People can be disillusioned.
As long as a man can provide adequately and then some, most would be happiest with a man that nourishes their soul most importantly.
Power (perceived) is a red herring. Simply have a look at Trumps' wife (optical formality)and kids. Miserable AF the whole lot of them.
Careful what you wish for.
2222222222222222 , 22/26, 222Clients : what are the 16 digits of your credit card? As well as the expiry date and cvc please.
Also clients : what's your wife first and last name?
Oh what's that? Can't ask this type of question? I thought it was ask anything
Lucky Lucy
If that were a possibility (in this case), the question in all likeliness would never have been posed.Or be a better partner!
Next...
Saliva dries the skin. It is not a lubricant. Just like water doesn't hydrate the skin.
I hear clients saying sometimes that it's disappointing when we need lube, or that they don't want us to use lube, or comment when we reach the bottle before penetration "you need lube?". It's a very childish response. It is not personal: I apply lube every time, and I never had a condom that broke and I don't have to take multiple days off because of an irritated vagina. It is also important to add that our natural lubrication is not always abundant and readily available, depending on hormones and other variables, it is sometimes not enough.
There's nothing better than lube.
Could an SP please enlighten us regarding the no blacks and no indians rules that have been increasingly advertised?
I don’t think it’s “just preference”
I don’t think it’s “just preference”
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