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Thor Jr

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Laundry is on my mind. Y'all give me so much laundry to do!
(you know who you are)
On my mind now...How to help Michelle Gunn with her laundry problem.
Step 1: Greet your clients at the door in your best birthday suit. No clothes, no wash.
Step 2: Get disposable sheets and towels. No wash.
Step 3: Kick clients out and Go to bed.

TJ
 
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Laundry is on my mind. Y'all give me so much laundry to do!
(you know who you are)
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Renude

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Alright, here’s what on my mind today.

I recently got back into the game more actively. And I notice more and more that SP’s are much busier than usual. And in turn there’s a supply and demand issue; so the price rises. Simple Economics.

More so, it’s harder to get full services GFE type. What I’ve observed is;

1. Younger ones want more protection and less possibility to be exposed to STD.
2. They can dictate whatever and still get their way - demand is there no matter what. If it’s not you, it’s the dozen waiting after you.

Now this is where I think it gets even more complex: First the pickup game with the ladies has gotten much harder, you can’t pick em up like you used to. You have to come with material things/money. That or you have to up your game and really be a smooth talker to get away with it.

That said, I think many people not at that standard pay to play, given the complexity of today’s social world.

Fantasy is a big factor too. You see it everywhere today, you want to experience everything, a girl with that freak factor.

Last, I think men that got out of relationships also dabble in this more than before. You’re older, meeting women is complicated today, like I said. So you go for the pay for play factor.

Let me know what you think

Renude.

FYI - the “regular job” vs SW is clear; as an SW you’re basically On “commission”, clients come you get paid, they don’t you're SOL.
A regular job is you’re standard 9-5 with a fixed pay with hourly wage.

Still I think it’s offensive to say regular job, be more minded and say other job.

my 0.02
 

Thor Jr

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On my mind today, wow, so many to choose from, let me pick the one that I had to just address.

Why can't all pants and shorts have the same amount of belt loops, some have 4 or 5, this is tolerable, but when I come upon 8, what a chore. And don't get me started on if I miss a loop and someone points it out, well to these people I say, KMA(kiss my ass). lol.

But seriously, why so many? I have now begun to choose my pants by not only looks, comfort and color, but also how many loops they have.


I love nude beaches, camps and colony's, no pants, no loops, lol.

Retirement is problematic, since there is never a day off or no one to call when you want to take a sick day.
 
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A couple of things. There are a few clients I appreciate, who I haven't seen in a while, some I know are active because they post here or elsewhere. :( It makes me kinda sad..

I feel like I've come to a turning point in my journey as a provider honestly.. Some things are just not working for me anymore, and I find 2026 to be very different for 2025.
I have nothing to complain about, I'm very privileged and I have a lot of skills. It's not like I'm about to be on the street lol. I've also had some good surprises, including a client I really got along with last week..

I'm just kinda disappointed about how things are going, and it makes me want to move away from offering certain services unless I have interesting inquiries. I was planning to semi retire in January but I don't know if that's realistic, however things will at least have to change.
Not minding my own business here (not the first time and certainly not the last ;)). I was touched by your heartfelt message :( . I see the escort business as very demanding emotionally and it must be difficult to find the right balance between the personal life and the escort life. I hope you find what is best for you and follow that path.
 

Thor Jr

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On my mind this morning:
I have noticed that when I see a lady who is not of my favorites, I find myself thinking and comparing them and then wishing I would of just booked my favorite instead. The best I can do at this point is to just get through the hour and as soon as I leave, I'm making arrangements to see my favorite.

There's nothing like spending quality time with someone who understands your needs and meets them on every occasion. I believe I stray sometimes, to just remind myself of how good I have it.

If you are unsuccessful at first, skydiving is absolutely not for you.

TJ
 

Renude

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On my mind this morning:
I have noticed that when I see a lady who is not of my favorites, I find myself thinking and comparing them and then wishing I would of just booked my favorite instead. The best I can do at this point is to just get through the hour and as soon as I leave, I'm making arrangements to see my favorite.

There's nothing like spending quality time with someone who understands your needs and meets them on every occasion. I believe I stray sometimes, to just remind myself of how good I have it.

If you are unsuccessful at first, skydiving is absolutely not for you.

TJ
just like the old quip;

Sometimes you don’t pay them to stay, ya pay them to leave.
 

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I think we would be better off as a species if text messages and related apps hadn't been invented. The distraction they cause and the expectation of immediate availability they create are a huge drain on mental resources. We managed perfectly fine without them when we were young, and we spent more time interacting in person rather than from behind a screen.

To give an example, for 99.9+% of human history, when a man went out hunting for food or left for war, there was no way for him to communicate his whereabouts to his wife. Is he going to get injured, is he even going to come back? This naturally created anxiety. At least, there was the knowledge that it was impossible to communicate remotely, and thus, acceptance of the situation was mandatory. Nowadays, with the reality of instant communication, there is an expectation that people should always be available. If, for whatever reason, there is no answer, anxiety is made worse by the knowledge that there should be an answer. This is one of many examples of how, in my opinion, technology has made our lives worse.
 
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I think we would be better off as a species if text messages and related apps hadn't been invented. The distraction they cause and the expectation of immediate availability they create are a huge drain on mental resources. We managed perfectly fine without them when we were young, and we spent more time interacting in person rather than from behind a screen.

To give an example, for 99.9+% of human history, when a man went out hunting for food or left for war, there was no way for him to communicate his whereabouts to his wife. Is he going to get injured, is he even going to come back? This naturally created anxiety. At least, there was the knowledge that it was impossible to communicate remotely, and thus, acceptance of the situation was mandatory. Nowadays, with the reality of instant communication, there is an expectation that people should always be available. If, for whatever reason, there is no answer, anxiety is made worse by the knowledge that there should be an answer. This is one of many examples of how, in my opinion, technology has made our lives worse.
Don’t know about you but my children grandchildren travel often on business and on vacation and I appreciate today’s technologies to be able to know instantly that they are safe.

I remember the days when if you wanted to talk to a relative in certain European countries you would have to write to them months before have them set up an appointment at the post office or the town hall and then you could call there as very few people had a phone other than doctors, police and senior politicians.

No I don’t look at those as the good old days, I am thankful for today’s technology and advancements which make life a lot easier and more enjoyable.
 
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Thor Jr

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I agree with both of your views of today's technology. I have a love/hate relationship with technology. It has its advantages on some levels, but it also stresses me out on some occasions.
Computers are my worst nightmares, if you go in the field behind my place, there's a laptop in there somewhere. Wasn't a big deal, work paid for it. Lol. I warned them to not give it to me . And they wont make that mistake again. ;)

I think we would be better off as a species if text messages and related apps hadn't been invented.

Don’t know about you but my children grandchildren travel often on business and on vacation and I appreciate today’s technologies to be able to know instantly that they are safe.
 
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I think we would be better off as a species if text messages and related apps hadn't been invented. The distraction they cause and the expectation of immediate availability they create
I think smartphones are the culprita more than anything else. Cellphones in general have created an impression of immediate availability, but I can put my own boundaries in place, and I have (no notifications, no socials on phone, no preview of messages, no sound, etc.)