People don't seem to have any problem frequenting and dropping tons of cash in strip clubs, and there's no stigma in talking about that. My philosophy on this which I shared with my friends for my Montreal visit this week (been here several times, but first time 'hobbying' in MTL) was this: "If you're going to pay for the company of women, then pay for the company of women." Honestly, having hobbied twice in my life, I couldn't understand the appeal of a strip club anymore: why pay money to get teased and blue ballsed? Do you enjoy paying good money to torture yourself? Strip clubs just seemed like a pointless half-measure to me.
I really had a good time this week, and you know what, this MERB board and my experiences helped humanize SPs much more for me. Patron and some others were explaining very vividly in a separate thread about mistreatment what the perceptions of SPs are in the mainstream. Again, I'd never patronize an SP or agency where I suspected any trafficking or forcing or coercion, and indeed in the United States there is more reason to believe that's the case at times because everything is illegal. But I feel more and more comfortable talking about my hobby with close friends as I also feel more and more comfortable knowing that the hobby is provided by women making their own choices, in control of their own destiny, benefiting from their own decisions.
At least one friend I discussed it with has been persuaded; the buddy I'm staying with this week decided to give it a go himself yesterday and loved it
I really had a good time this week, and you know what, this MERB board and my experiences helped humanize SPs much more for me. Patron and some others were explaining very vividly in a separate thread about mistreatment what the perceptions of SPs are in the mainstream. Again, I'd never patronize an SP or agency where I suspected any trafficking or forcing or coercion, and indeed in the United States there is more reason to believe that's the case at times because everything is illegal. But I feel more and more comfortable talking about my hobby with close friends as I also feel more and more comfortable knowing that the hobby is provided by women making their own choices, in control of their own destiny, benefiting from their own decisions.
At least one friend I discussed it with has been persuaded; the buddy I'm staying with this week decided to give it a go himself yesterday and loved it