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Elizabeth Warren. Passionate consumer advocacy is fuckin' hot.

I have amazing clients in the Springs, as well as Denver occasionally. You've got some great reviews, so you should certainly have no problem establishing yourself. In my opinion, success is reliant on a few things: 1. Keep your rates high enough that you attract a more... judicious clientele. Sorry guys. I get that we're all working on a budget but, in my experience, those who see price as the bottom line are rarely as invested in establishing a genuine connection. Higher rates may cut down the amount of interest you receive, but it will invariably be interest of a more legitimate, sincere nature. 2. Don't ever forget that, especially when you move closer to "high-end" territory, you're being paid to provide an experience that should include an inviting ambiance, genuine interest, and warmth, not *just* your body. 3. Be discerning about where and how you advertise. Set up a profile on P411, get a website, and allow people to get to know you as a person; I imagine anyone who would take the time to do that will be less likely to jack your shit, yo. Sorry to ramble, but I've got a vested interest in seeing that the Springs are well taken care of. Good luck!

I found this recent thread insightful. Good luck. http://www.theotherboard.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35612&highlight=blog

Passenger- Deftones Empty Corridors- Ben Howard and... I can't help but be a little cliche here, but Closer- Nine Inch Nails! "You get me closer to God."

When you arrange a rendezvous, how do you feel about the use of fragrance?

I'm with her. For a lady of the board to wear fragrance freely seems like a breech of the discretion of which we're all so fond. I'm sure many do, though, and more power to 'em; just make sure your preference is expressed ASAP, especially since you're a short notice kind of guy. I've often wondered about the male perspective on this...

+1 Like the old adage says, "make new friends, but keep the old; one is silver, and the other is gold." The trust, comfort, mutual knowledge of preferences, etc. that come from knowing each other well is a foundation upon which truly transcendent experiences can be built. Wives take for granted. Good escorts take it to the next level.

I love that this thread *somehow* turned a little nerdy. It seems to me that unless a touring girl has something to really differentiate herself from the herd, so to speak, the negatives of one-time availability, low accountability, and average or higher than average market rates all work against our lovely traveling friends.

This made me laugh so hard!...then slam my laptop shut. Vanilla Friend 1: "What's so funny?" Me: "Oh, nothing."

It's amazing how far this thread has gotten without a single female's input. So, from my perspective, the occasional note or text is very welcome. Believe it or not, some of us ladies enjoy being perceived as more than just a collection of warm, squishy orifices. To this day, many of my best friends are gentleman I met in the hobby. Of course, each situation's individual nuances determine how much contact is "too much," but I, for one, welcome the real community and warmth our little niche can provide.

I agree with Pitbull about not getting married. If the chemistry is there, why not consider a sugardaddy arrangement? I just left one such three-year relationship, and when it was good, it was really good. The truth is that the age difference does pose real problems; while not insurmountable, these problems are significant, and can often contribute to the demise of the relationship. A sugardaddy arrangement allows all parties to be realistic about the limitations and expectations involved, while ensuring that things are mutually beneficial. If you're looking for "forever," that might not be the way to go, but be honest with yourself about whether or not "forever" is ever really the best option.

That is my question. Would you care to read a provider's blog? That which I have in mind would potentially cover everything from mundane personal experiences and thoughts to issues that arise with respect to our community. There is, of course, an inherent concern about privacy, or a digital paper trail, so to speak. Would a blog potentially increase or engender the desire to see a provider, or would the whole effort fall under the heading of "too much information?"

Thank goodness someone's got the proper training to read this thing! Hey... are you a doctor??

...but only after thinking, "have I ever worn blue latex gloves?" http://imgur.com/gallery/5ex0a

It's funny because, at least in my mind, I make the same distinction when others use slut and whore interchangeably. I've become of the mind that others will say what they want, regardless of what is acceptable or respectful. I am in control only of how I choose to react, so call me what you will; I will hold my head high regardless.