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[QUOTE=Blake123;5874979]I really didn't want to believe it, but it looks like it's been confirmed. Happy was always so good to me. I'll never forget her. She was too young (55) to leave us so soon. RIL Happy.[/QUOTE]I've not been on here in a while and her passing is unbelievable. Saddened deeply by her departure. Too many negative changes in the mongering world of Hawaii. Oh well, I'm off to Florida. Peace ✌65039;.
This is horrible news to many of us. To some of us, it's devastating. We all like to think at one point or another that we know these women and have friendships or other relationships with them. But, as one woman told me, what happens behind the door is all a lie. Happy did something that not many others have attempted. She made a place to chill and relax and get to talk with the girls. She gave us an opportunity to get a peek behind the curtain. Many of us have enjoyed a meal with Happy and the girls. Regularly. She was definitely one of a kind. To many of us, she truly was a dear friend, with all of the complications that come with an honest friendship. She had her walls and was very guarded, but sometimes she was able to close a door and pour her heart out. She'll always be my little one. She was special, and I'm getting tired of talking about people in the past tense.
Hard to believe the news so sad so young rest in peace Happy.
I am assuming Happiness is closed. Yuan was set to return from Korea in the beginning of May. Any idea where is will go? Hopefully not back to Angel.
[QUOTE=Nutmaker;5875716]This is horrible news to many of us. To some of us, it's devastating. We all like to think at one point or another that we know these women and have friendships or other relationships with them. But, as one woman told me, what happens behind the door is all a lie. Happy did something that not many others have attempted. She made a place to chill and relax and get to talk with the girls. She gave us an opportunity to get a peek behind the curtain. Many of us have enjoyed a meal with Happy and the girls. Regularly. She was definitely one of a kind. To many of us, she truly was a dear friend, with all of the complications that come with an honest friendship. She had her walls and was very guarded, but sometimes she was able to close a door and pour her heart out. She'll always be my little one. She was special, and I'm getting tired of talking about people in the past tense.[/QUOTE]Very well said Braddah Nut. Hard to hear, those that were fortunate know how she really was one of a kind. It is a sad day, a precious time.
[QUOTE=Nutmaker;5875716]This is horrible news to many of us. To some of us, it's devastating. We all like to think at one point or another that we know these women and have friendships or other relationships with them. But, as one woman told me, what happens behind the door is all a lie. Happy did something that not many others have attempted. She made a place to chill and relax and get to talk with the girls. She gave us an opportunity to get a peek behind the curtain. Many of us have enjoyed a meal with Happy and the girls. Regularly. She was definitely one of a kind. To many of us, she truly was a dear friend, with all of the complications that come with an honest friendship. She had her walls and was very guarded, but sometimes she was able to close a door and pour her heart out. She'll always be my little one. She was special, and I'm getting tired of talking about people in the past tense.[/QUOTE]Happy's amazing dt skill gave her permanent damage to her throat and part of mouth gums.
Think about constant vomiting. Acid from stomach.
One and mandatory way of getting real love from her is never praise her dt skill when meet her as friends, not as business meeting.
So sad to hear. I'm still in disbelief.
RIP Happy.
[QUOTE=Mongerholic;5874566]Confirmed! RIP.[/QUOTE]
She was "always" nice to me. When I was going through some medical issues she made sure to ask me how I was "every" time I saw her. Sure made for a heavy weekend.
[QUOTE=Nutmaker;5875716]This is horrible news to many of us. To some of us, it's devastating. We all like to think at one point or another that we know these women and have friendships or other relationships with them. But, as one woman told me, what happens behind the door is all a lie. Happy did something that not many others have attempted. She made a place to chill and relax and get to talk with the girls. She gave us an opportunity to get a peek behind the curtain. Many of us have enjoyed a meal with Happy and the girls. Regularly. She was definitely one of a kind. To many of us, she truly was a dear friend, with all of the complications that come with an honest friendship. She had her walls and was very guarded, but sometimes she was able to close a door and pour her heart out. She'll always be my little one. She was special, and I'm getting tired of talking about people in the past tense.[/QUOTE]You are so right, Brother Nut! We both spent many, many hours with Happy, both before and after she opened Happiness. Happy, and bubbly, and tough and laughing, but some days she would put her arms around me and the tears would pour out! Success was hard on her! I'll always miss her!
So very sad to hear of this news. RIP Happy!
I hope that the girls find new homes as I still have a few of them on my bucket list.
Another bro told Chow of Happy's passing. Chow only met her couple of times. But she was always nice to Chow. Does anyone know if and when the service for her is? Chow would like to say goodbye and pay respect.
[QUOTE=WhiteLava;5877187]You are so right, Brother Nut! We both spent many, many hours with Happy, both before and after she opened Happiness. Happy, and bubbly, and tough and laughing, but some days she would put her arms around me and the tears would pour out! Success was hard on her! I'll always miss her![/QUOTE]She took the weight of making sure that the girls did well on her shoulders. Sure, she wanted to be successful, but she always wanted what was best for the girls. I remember when she first opened at 109, she told me not to ask the girls for bb. Funny how that almost became the standard of service very quickly. I never asked for it, but I'm sure that we all have those providers who always went the extra mile for us and we never said anything about it. No one who doesn't do it regularly wants to be the anal queen or the bare back queen. I still get amazed sometimes when a girl who isn't known for BBFS will start with it on me, but then stop, pull it off and then the sparks start to fly. I'll never forget one gal pulling it off then flinging it across the room, LOL, the holding her finger to her lips to say, "shhhh. ".
She always would as me to check out the new girl. I always would, and she would always ask me how was she? What can she do better? Happy wouldn't tell the girls what to do, but always wanted them to do well. Seen some duds, but she al. Ost always managed to bring in diamonds.
I have to complement Happy as the best business person. After a few days off Happiness has reopened. Happy lives on.
I have loved Happy for many years and now she is gone. The pain is so hard and I don't know when it will end. It could go on forever cause she will be very hard to get out of my mind.
The good news is that Happiness is open as of today. Some of the same girls are there and are so nice to see. I hope the girls are just happy to be there.
May lots of love go with Happy and may she RIP.
[QUOTE=PapaSan;5880642]I have loved Happy for many years and now she is gone. The pain is so hard and I don't know when it will end. It could go on forever cause she will be very hard to get out of my mind.
The good news is that Happiness is open as of today. Some of the same girls are there and are so nice to see. I hope the girls are just happy to be there.
May lots of love go with Happy and may she RIP.[/QUOTE]Ditto Nut.