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I talked to Calima and she told me the chick she was doing doubles with got mad at her and told MM that she was on H again. I just think both sides should be told. She says she's not and its really slowed things down for her. I would say make an appointment and judge for yourself, that's what I'm going to do the next time I'm in Louisville. She's a lovely girl and really good at what she does.
CB39.
Note to self: don't use "OC" as an abbreviation for "outcall. " It's also used for "Oxycontin. ".
[QUOTE=Zomby;2885032]Does anyone besides me think that sometimes this phrase oughta read, "Ladies who suck my dick and drink my cum before whingers complaining they can't get laid?
Yes, I believe in sharing, or I wouldn't be here. However, when a hot, sexy young lady (or ****, for that matter) who's treated an old, fat, hairy, ugly guy like me better than I have any reason to believe I should be treated asks me to refrain from sharing the juiciest details of our time together, I don't. Likewise, if she says she doesn't want a review, and deserves that consideration from me, she won't get it. Now, I [I]have [/I]shared details with other members via PM, but those members have been ones who've demonstrated their ability to not go off half-cocked like some high school junior.
Of course, if a provider is bad, or my experience is significantly inferior than that of others who have posted, I'll post anyway, so I'm not holding back too much useful information.
Oh, and to bring this back on topic, because there's been a dearth of comments on the [i]other [/i]purpose of this thread lately, has anyone sampled any new, good BBQ places lately? I found one up in Sligo a month or so ago, but it looked like they were closed. I don't know if it was permanent or a seasonal thing. Haven't been back up that way to see if they're any good.
[NOPARSE]/[/NOPARSE]z.[/QUOTE]Nicely put Z. Not to get preachy but treat others the way you'd want to be treated. If she is a great girl who treats you well, you'd be a dick to publicly divulge info despite her requests. Now if you felt so inclined to share via PM of whom you speak to me I would certainly act like an adult about it. Just putting that out there.
Thanks for your response to my backpage question about proper protocol and the middletown shop.
Teach.
[QUOTE=Zomby;2885032]
Oh, and to bring this back on topic, because there's been a dearth of comments on the [i]other [/i]purpose of this thread lately, has anyone sampled any new, good BBQ places lately? I found one up in Sligo a month or so ago, but it looked like they were closed. I don't know if it was permanent or a seasonal thing. Haven't been back up that way to see if they're any good.
[NOPARSE]/[/NOPARSE]z.[/QUOTE]I have to say I've been hitting river road bbq a lot lately and I'm pretty fond of it.
[QUOTE=Golf9979;2888078]I have to say I've been hitting river road bbq a lot lately and I'm pretty fond of it.[/QUOTE]FDKY on Taylorsville Rd in J town is kickin'.
[QUOTE=Golf9979;2888078]I have to say I've been hitting river road bbq a lot lately and I'm pretty fond of it.[/QUOTE]Presumably it's on River Road, eh? What part? .
[QUOTE=CountryBoy39;2887285]I talked to Calima and she told me the chick she was doing doubles with got mad at her and told MM that she was on H again. I just think both sides should be told. She says she's not and its really slowed things down for her. I would say make an appointment and judge for yourself, that's what I'm going to do the next time I'm in Louisville. She's a lovely girl and really good at what she does.
CB39.[/QUOTE]I have to agree with CountryBoy39 here. I had the opportunity to see her recently, and she didn't appear to be under the influence of anything. I know that's not exactly proof of anything, but neither is spreading hearsay around, presenting it as evidence. Go see her and decide for yourself. She's tiny, talented, tasty, and tight. I think that pretty much sums it up, but seniors who feel the need for more details are welcome to PM me.
[QUOTE=MaxTantric;2887009]I'm just posting information I think is credible that others might find useful. I wish I could express enough here how much I do not like posting negative reviews on young women. Some points of obvious.
Logic and reality here. My buddy says track marks. Casanova402 says track marks too. Other people have posted track marks. Several have confirmed a history of abuse. Guys who care about their health and legal status may not want to go to her. Health risks of junkies don't go away when they quit the needle. Some guys don't care. That's ok they have their freedom of choice.
I'm not into negativity. But reality yes. I'm not into tearing people down for the fun of it. It never builds me up. It only brings me into question. I did post a pretty positive review of phoenix. I would much rather be posting all positive ones. But YMMV. Not all experiences are positive. If they were. We wouldn't need this forum.
I really hope calima jesse james and other young mothers get straightened out somehow. Those who really know recovery. Chance of sobriety being sustained during providing when one has been a junkie provider are very very slim. Its almost impossible. Last woman I took to treatment was in with all H junkies. None of them got sober. None of them. There were pregnant ones and ones with kids. For most of them only death or jail stops the addiction. [.
Wow. Your not into negativity but yet you throw around the word junkie pretty damn loosely. You say men who care about their health shouldn't see her, how about men who care so much about their health probably shouldn't be picking up "working girls" in the first place. You cannot present the word of someone who claims to be close to her as hard core evidence. Either way, its not really anyones business what these girls do just as its not theirs to know ours. We call these women for one thing and everyone knows the drill. You suit up, do your thing and go about your business. Some develop friendships and that's great. Some of them you wish you would have never seen, just don't call her again. There's no reason why anyone should be ragging on and / or smearing the name of any provider unless they are doing shady business as in robbing people. Point blank.
[QUOTE=AUniqueName;2888694]I have to agree with CountryBoy39 here. I had the opportunity to see her recently, and she didn't appear to be under the influence of anything. I know that's not exactly proof of anything, but neither is spreading hearsay around, presenting it as evidence. Go see her and decide for yourself. She's tiny, talented, tasty, and tight. I think that pretty much sums it up, but seniors who feel the need for more details are welcome to PM me.[/QUOTE]My info is rock solid. I just wanted to relay this to the board so you can make an informed decision. This is in regards to Calima. She is using and injecting.
As far as the hands thing, this was about Starbaby. The info is a month or two old now. I brought it up cause I was going through old PMs. Again this info is fairly solid other than age one or two months old.
If you inject between yours fingers it is hard to see. Even on the hands it is difficult to notice unless you are looking for these things. I remember seeing one lady and having a good time. Later. I'm looking at her pics and notice the marks. I've trained myself to always look for this. You will notice how many will try to hide.
I have a very big problem with needles. It makes it 10 times more likely to get disease. Now if they smoke or snort thier drugs no marks will be left.
One trick ladies pull is having you in a dark room making things like this hard to notice. If they are afraid to turn the lights on, it may be for a very specific reason like this.
Another trick is using makeup.
These ladies are masters of deception and always improving thier craft. Be careful.
Casanova is the chick, the chick is Casanova. Get it? You're talking to her as if she's not defending herself.
Just report the post and move on and save me the work of cleaning it up.
A2.
[QUOTE=Zomby;2888567]Presumably it's on River Road, eh? What part? .[/QUOTE]Just east of Zorn on the north side of river road. Across from the gas station.
[QUOTE=MaxTantric;2887161]Ordinary people think of addicts as all really being whacked out high. Often not the case. Most addiction comes from the genetic level. When the addict hits their drug of choice and gets addicted. Most don't get high like ordinary people think. They are dope sick without it. When properly dosed. They do that to feel normal. They only feel normal when they use. One junkie I know of said he never felt normal in his life till he did heroin. Because of that he was hooked from the first shot.[/QUOTE]The genetic aspect of addiction is very true even with those that use Alcohol. Max is right about the genetic addicts don't feel normal until they use the drug that makes them feel normal. I am not an addict, but I have been to 100's of NA meetings listening to recovering addicts describe their addictions and the reasons why they started. From what I learned psychological, medical and social reasons for addiction were more common than genetic. Addicts who psychologically are troubled and have emotional pain in their life use drugs or alcohol to escape reality because they don't feel the pain when they are using. The social reasons stem from boredom, peer pressure, experimentation and many other reasons that start out as recreational use gone bad to the point that the body needs the drug to feel normal. Medical is becoming more prevalent because of the opiate pain meds used to treat patients. The body becomes accustomed to the meds and the cost of pills is much more costly than Heroin. When using most of the mainstream drugs you can't tell they are high because it's their normal state. It's easier to identify the drug use when they haven't used in a few hours. Each drug has different types of signals.
Most drugs including opiates, meth, coke can be used intravenously. Track marks can be hidden, between fingers and toes, under finger and toe nails, under the tongue so just because the forearm doesn't have track marks doesn't mean they aren't an active user. Most drugs can be snorted or smoked with virtually no signs of use until it becomes severe. You can't help an addict until they are ready to be helped, normally this occurs when they hit rock bottom. An addict will always be an addict, the ones that are not active addicts are recovering addicts.
I just lost my girlfriend of four years Saturday, she was also and my fiance. She died clean and had been that way for 4 years, three months and thirteen days. I was so proud of her. She died in her sleep from all her medical complications from her genetic history and her prior drug use. Addicts can make it, but it takes them making the choice to be clean. It also takes support from an individual or a group to help them through the process. I commend anyone who tries to help an addict, but remember it is not an easy path to take. If you do, then you saved a life and most of the time that's worth the risk.
[QUOTE=Admin2;2888853]Casanova is the chick, the chick is Casanova. Get it? You're talking to her as if she's not defending herself.
Just report the post and move on and save me the work of cleaning it up.
A2.[/QUOTE]Sorry, A2. I was just trying to post a quick review about her. I suppose I probably shouldn't have piggybacked onto the previous poster's comments, though.
[QUOTE=FreckleFreak;2889199]The genetic aspect of addiction is very true even with those that use Alcohol. Max is right about the genetic addicts don't feel normal until they use the drug that makes them feel normal. I am not an addict, but I have been to 100's of NA meetings listening to recovering addicts describe their addictions and the reasons why they started. From what I learned psychological, medical and social reasons for addiction were more common than genetic. Addicts who psychologically are troubled and have emotional pain in their life use drugs or alcohol to escape reality because they don't feel the pain when they are using. The social reasons stem from boredom, peer pressure, experimentation and many other reasons that start out as recreational use gone bad to the point that the body needs the drug to feel normal. Medical is becoming more prevalent because of the opiate pain meds used to treat patients. The body becomes accustomed to the meds and the cost of pills is much more costly than Heroin. When using most of the mainstream drugs you can't tell they are high because it's their normal state. It's easier to identify the drug use when they haven't used in a few hours. Each drug has different types of signals.
Most drugs including opiates, meth, coke can be used intravenously. Track marks can be hidden, between fingers and toes, under finger and toe nails, under the tongue so just because the forearm doesn't have track marks doesn't mean they aren't an active user. Most drugs can be snorted or smoked with virtually no signs of use until it becomes severe. You can't help an addict until they are ready to be helped, normally this occurs when they hit rock bottom. An addict will always be an addict, the ones that are not active addicts are recovering addicts.
I just lost my girlfriend of four years Saturday, she was also and my fiance. She died clean and had been that way for 4 years, three months and thirteen days. I was so proud of her. She died in her sleep from all her medical complications from her genetic history and her prior drug use. Addicts can make it, but it takes them making the choice to be clean. It also takes support from an individual or a group to help them through the process. I commend anyone who tries to help an addict, but remember it is not an easy path to take. If you do, then you saved a life and most of the time that's worth the risk.[/QUOTE]I'm sorry to hear about your girlfriends passing. Prayers to you and her family.
Dear freckle freak. I've felt you on the addiction issues. Thanks for the supporting post on an issue that is much misunderstood. I felt like either posting or a PM on that fiancé of yours back when first posted.
What really got me was the. Stood behind the door with sweet sixteen while you tried to collect a BJ from ursula. My impression was. That's one heck of a woman there. Hold onto to her.
I feel ya. Didn't lose them to death. But I've definitely lost women to addiction. Some of these things that happen hit the refresh button for pain. Not so much a freckle freak myself. I like red heads which is much the same thing. I think of freck when I see a red head or a freckled lady. The main 1 I lost. A red head.