We agree, but there is a difference
[QUOTE=Sunycide;2477020]You ever try to walk in to Jeff Ruby's on Oaks night and try to get a seat? No. Cause you can't. Cause it's full. Same analogy applies here. This coming from someone who hasn't gotten an appt with her in over a year. And I have tried. I'm sure like you have.
Whether you want to admit it or not she's arguably top 3 in the city. Fantastic rub. Spa worthy. Easy to talk to. Check. Attractive. Check. Service? Well, my experience is quite quite fine. More a Jeff Rubys then a McNugget.
My point was labeling her as falling down a rabbit hole cause of her partner now is weak. Who cares? The service speaks for itself. Again, this coming from someone who hasn't seen her in some time.
And before we go labeling any of the providers in this city as habitual, strung out, problem riddled, fallen angels, how many of you would read your last review of a provider here verbatim to your mothers?
We are all broken. Some of us hide it, some deny it, some avoid it, but in our own minds, we all know it. Yet that is different then those we seek pleasure from? Let's get over ourselves for a bit shall we? Keep this game simple. Cause when you try to psychoanalyze it and be honest about it, we are no different as pleasure seekers then those who provide the pleasure. We just don't talk about it.
Carry on.[/QUOTE]The difference here is it isn't that I went to Jeff Ruby's, saw they were full and wasn't willing to leave my name with the hostess and wait my turn for their excellent service and cuisine. Instead it would be as if I went there numerous times, completely prepared to be patient and later rewarded for my patience but simply couldn't even get the hostess to acknowledge my presence, much less take my name and give me an estimate of how long I would wait. If a restaurant did that to me then obviously I'd choose another establishment, as there are other excellent restaurants to choose from.
And yes we are all broken in some fashion or form. Our response to it is a rather critical part of who we are.
A Grand Canyon of difference
[QUOTE=Urbanwonder42;2477246]The difference here is it isn't that I went to Jeff Ruby's, saw they were full and wasn't willing to leave my name with the hostess and wait my turn for their excellent service and cuisine. Instead it would be as if I went there numerous times, completely prepared to be patient and later rewarded for my patience but simply couldn't even get the hostess to acknowledge my presence, much less take my name and give me an estimate of how long I would wait. If a restaurant did that to me then obviously I'd choose another establishment, as there are other excellent restaurants to choose from.
And yes we are all broken in some fashion or form. Our response to it is a rather critical part of who we are.[/QUOTE]What I'm willing to do compared with what they are willing to do. Huge difference. I'm sure you can find some shining examples on both sides. When you average out the positives and negatives, our side comes way ahead.
Little chocolate dream, toftt
I crave ebony from time to time. So, I was doing some research on new ebonies. After some dead ends and nervous phone calls, settled in for a dream with the little chocolate dream. I believe this was a toftt. Wow! Great rocking body and a sweet girl too. She welcomed me at the door wearing a sexy cover up and a thong. After pleasant conversation we hit it off really real. Lfk, CBJ, light daty, mish, k9. Will repeat and hope more is on the menu with a repeat visit.