Yes, without doubt cultural differences..
But hey,
I recently had an incident where I came within a hair's breadth to physically kicking somebody in the face.. viciously hard.
You wanna hear me rant on it ? I was livid furious. Nearly blinded by rage.. yea, so you wanna hear it ?
Do you know that every time you think about an experience, every time you tell a story, you strengthen the emotions that are
associated with that experience.. If the incidence arouses anger, then by telling and retelling, you become angrier. Same with
frustration, with fear, with joy, with happiness.. You do know this, no ? xx
(about incident above: my guest made an ill advised attempt at being funny, but came scary close to being maimed. And I did share the incident/vented with a trusted friend . It was all cool in the end )
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I do what I want. I cannot do otherwise.
You're sounding like Woody Allen again.!!
I just think its cathartic for someone who is frustrated or upset to be able to share this with others who are willing to listen and advise rather than keeping things bottled up inside.
Lets leave it there Steph -- we will just agree to disagree !
Stephanie (28-02-12)
Ah, "And I did share the incident/vented with a trusted friend . It was all cool in the end "
Yes, it is important to vent.
Then you pick yourself up, and onward and upward you go, and it's a wonderful life, and I choose to be happy xxx
We did go the full circle, huh ? xx
I do what I want. I cannot do otherwise.
No great mystery. I'm more familiar than I'd like with coming across activist attempts at disrupting groups and forums under false flags.
The alleycat, by the way, can go sharpen her claws somewhere else. The act's fairly boring by this stage, and I've more interesting things to be doing.
UKHeather (28-02-12)
I started to read this thread, and then decided I better have a look at the blog. Took a while to read, it is extremely well written. While not everyone may agree with all of the content, I commend her for sharing her experiences and traumas. I only hope now that she can start to put the past behind her and that she has a much happier and brighter life in the future.
While I always reflect on the choices I make, especially over the last while, reading this has made me think even more. I probably fall into the category of client she describes as the sad and lonely fecker and I’m not ashamed or embarrassed to admit it. While I may be single and choose to see escorts now and again, it is not something I am proud of, nor is it something I ever saw myself doing. Growing up I never had much self confidence and was very self conscious. I never had much luck with the ladies. Up until 3 years ago the thought of visiting an escort never even crossed my mind. Then by chance I read about how rampant escorting is in Ireland, the whole focus of the article being on this site, how the escorts advertise and the review system. Eventually after a while just browsing I plucked up the courage and made an appointment.
DCG talks about her disgust at the review system, and I can see why depending on how they are written. But personally I have used the review system to help me make more informed choices, to help me choose ladies who I believe are genuinely independent and doing this of their own free choice and are happy to do it. And to the best of my knowledge it has worked. And in return I write a review mainly to show my appreciation to the lady and as a thank you, and I try to write them as respectfully as I can.
This world has given me something I didn’t have much of before, so much more self confidence and boosted my self esteem. But it has also given me companionship and intimacy with beautiful ladies, what is so wrong with that between consenting adults. Maybe it has become so normal for me, I don't see it objectively.
Reading this blog has made me reflect more, that not everything may be as rosey in the garden as it seems and not to take that for granted.
- back in my box now.
Thank you all the ladies I had pleasure of meeting. Forever grateful for the memories
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Wow Rodney, that's a real road to Damascus you've taken
Thanks, Rodney. Nice post. It just shows, how such unbalanced blogs/info affects exactly the nice kind of client, that is already so rare.
If we dont put the story straight collectively, we will be left with only the creepy fuckers...
In the end it's good, that although by force, opinions are being expressed and the debate must be more open and honest by default.
it is not the nasty comments that need to be weeded out. Some peoples' ideas of flattering comments can be dreadful too. I think what needs to be remembered is that it's a human being being appraised on her looks and sexual performance! There is no justification in the world for this.
A multiple chioce tick box is all that's needed. Personal comments are uneccessary.
doodlebug (28-02-12)