Escort Reports

**Bofca617** · 01-25-22 23:29

Hey guys,

Started texting with this one, she seems real and down for whatever really? I'm not sure if I buy it or not, and can't seem to find anything out there about her.

Anyone have any info on this one for a newbie?

https://boston.skipthegames.com/fema...a/147384384843

**BigCatSmuff** · 01-25-22 23:21

Originally Posted by Mattis1775 [View Original Post]

When you say larger, was she fat or just a big woman? Was she attractive?

A good 5' 10,250 lbs. No my cup of tea. I got the sense this is a traveling independent agency type thing where if next week I hit this ad up it would be a different girl. Idk just my sense.

Hope this helps.

**Nimbus22** · 01-25-22 20:18

Originally Posted by DJrunner [View Original Post]

I have seen her and I have to admit not sure what all the hype is about. She's not all that.

She is fat. People like her because she chugs loads. Plain and simple. Ill pass.

**Mattis1775** · 01-25-22 20:06

Originally Posted by BigCatSmuff [View Original Post]

https://www.eros.com/massachusetts/b...6224.htm?cat=1

Should have known but my little head talked me into hitting this one up. Went thru screening and such.

Opened the door and was greeted by a much larger blonde woman. Washed my hands and thought about what I was about to do. Turned around and walked out. If I wanted a bigger girl I'd go to a local pub and try my luck (and patience) at fishing.

Best,

BC.

When you say larger, was she fat or just a big woman? Was she attractive?

**Mr Bao** · 01-25-22 19:37

Who had experience with this:

https://boston.skipthegames.com/fema...e/932289856197

I want to try but worth the cat date at buck forty?

**RacinJunkie** · 01-25-22 16:38

Originally Posted by Matty1169 [View Original Post]

Who gives a shit about that other stuff now. That also applies to me. LOL.

Anyone on this Boston Forum know about that Bonnie Starr woman!? I've seen her ads recently, several of them. I've only really noticed 1 mention of her. Over on the Lowell Forum. I'm just wondering if her attitude in person and her Srvc is any good? She told me she's only willing to take on like 2-3 more new clients, that's IT.

I can't find her ads right now. I'll look and post it later, if I find it.

I have seen her a couple of times. Nice girl and try's hard. Small apartment in Lawrence. She is a good deal for the price. Like I said she is a sweet girl. I will repeat.

Rac.

**Guillaume123** · 01-25-22 14:21

https://privatedelights.ch/USA/Massa...tysdogsandcars

Nice GFE experience for 400 an hour. She is hosting in Waltham only on Tuesdays and is pretty chill. Experience seems to be what you make of it since she takes directions pretty well. Was a classic GFE with DFK, BBBJ and multiple positions.

**BigCatSmuff** · 01-25-22 12:19

https://www.eros.com/massachusetts/b...6224.htm?cat=1

Should have known but my little head talked me into hitting this one up. Went thru screening and such.

Opened the door and was greeted by a much larger blonde woman. Washed my hands and thought about what I was about to do. Turned around and walked out. If I wanted a bigger girl I'd go to a local pub and try my luck (and patience) at fishing.

Best,

BC.

**Member #6128** · 01-25-22 10:33

Originally Posted by Win56 [View Original Post]

Enough already, why are we wasting so much energy on someone that doesn't want to see someone of a certain age who really cares she's the only one that I've ever heard that discriminates against that age group plenty out there I could care less about seeing her.

It's not uncommon to want someone of a more mature age. McKenna is the opposite of the norm. Let's go onto a more important topic like people's experiences with providers.

Keep it moving everyone. These women are here today & gone tomorrow. Next!

**Curious Monkey** · 01-25-22 09:52

Any reviews of this girl? Photos are from a few years back.

I will be in Danvers for a week due to work and couldn't find much in the area. Looking for FS and her ad is up but old.

**DJrunner** · 01-25-22 06:57

I have seen her and I have to admit not sure what all the hype is about. She's not all that.

**JimXuper90** · 01-24-22 23:22

If I recalled it right, I was the first a few to reviewed her in 2020 and I recommend her to everybody here.

And I was the first one to post her "new ads" here and wonder what the hell is going on.

I fully understand providers has preference, I also think her ads aren't pleasant.

She already have some loyal customers. So if her ads offended you, just move on. Take your money somewhere else, as I did.

**Matty1169** · 01-24-22 21:00

Who gives a shit about that other stuff now. That also applies to me. LOL.

Anyone on this Boston Forum know about that Bonnie Starr woman!? I've seen her ads recently, several of them. I've only really noticed 1 mention of her. Over on the Lowell Forum. I'm just wondering if her attitude in person and her Srvc is any good? She told me she's only willing to take on like 2-3 more new clients, that's IT.

I can't find her ads right now. I'll look and post it later, if I find it.

**Win56** · 01-24-22 16:16

Enough already, why are we wasting so much energy on someone that doesn't want to see someone of a certain age who really cares she's the only one that I've ever heard that discriminates against that age group plenty out there I could care less about seeing her.

It's not uncommon to want someone of a more mature age. McKenna is the opposite of the norm. Let's go onto a more important topic like people's experiences with providers.

**JClearMan1** · 01-24-22 13:44

Originally Posted by JrKoff [View Original Post]

If it were legal in Massachusetts, then laws against Dscrimination or ageism may apply.

If "this" was legal in Massachusetts, there would be an "escape hatch", like "at will employment". You can terminate any employee from "at will employment", as long as there's no reason at all, ie. "It is no longer the will of the company to employ _person_" (trust me, I was a engineering staff director for years and know Mass employment law very well). If, in the course of an at-will termination the company implies there are "reasons" for the termination, then it triggers legal requirements to produce records related to those reasons. At-will is an escape hatch designed to technically allow the option for both employee and employer to terminate a relationship "just because". It's insidious. So, back to my point: any legislation of such a profession would have to include escape hatches that allow providers the legal safety (for the purpose of personal safety) of declining service for a client "for no reason". So they'd likely have to change their ads and responses, but the net effect would be the same: they can decline for any reason, by way of "no reason".