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CurvaceousKate
This is what I'm talking about!!!! Do some guys just enjoy it and that is far as it goes, or do others really benefit from it. Could it be the first smile that has set on their face for days, weeks or months? Could it be the difference between depression and soldiering on with light at the end of the tunnel for some people?
Another good point. It is surprising how even something as small as even a hug can make all the difference and make someone feel 'human' again. Make them feel worthy and lift their mood.
In many ways I really do think that Escorts should be on the National Health. I reckon there would be far less suicides, people would get throug blips in their lives and the world would be a far happier place.
From my own experience I found that sex (as a single person) completely lifted my mood. I felt like a tight spring had been unwound and I could see more clearly what I needed to do to help myself. For the moments after a good session, I would feel euphoric and totally unburdened.
I can see this in some of the clients I have met. Some of them it's stress from being over worked, some from stress at home and some have made me want to cry, because I could tell by the way they clung hold of me that they just wanted to be loved and I was the nearest thing they could find at the time to give all that pent up emotion to. That admittedly can be quite disturbing, but if seeing me (or any escort) is able to take away a little of that pain, even for a moment, then it is worth every moment. (in my opinion).
I guess what I'm saying is that people benefit from seeing us in many differnent ways and some are perhaps more life changing than others. In a way it is a shame that it is not affordable to all, but I don't think seeing Escorts should be taken lightly and if it was any cheaper, I think there would be a whole host of problems with it, where men use us a a commodity or a quick fix and don't forget addiction! I think we do a far greater job than we are given credit for and as it does deal with emotions to some degree, it shouldn't be done on a whim and accessible to all. The rates keep things into perspective.
Does that make sense?