this is just my opinion, ladies, but...
in your ads, if you call yourself classy... you're probably not. please feel free to describe yourself in any superlatives you like... sophisticated, sensual, elite, full of life, sexy, enthusiastic, etc etc etc. sure, marketing is tricky, and you have to describe yourself in the most positive terms and tone. but the irony of the definition of the word "classy" is that it precludes self-aggrandizement. a truly "classy' person doesn't brag about themselves. also, "classy" itself is not a very classy word. try stylish, chic, up-market, elegant, upscale. if you use the word classy, you're probably not. if you call yourself classy, you're definitely not. just my 2 cents, and that's probably all this advice is worth, if that much.Even if you pay for it, I'm at a lost....
"elite" or "upscale" companion. It makes me think of the nurses-aid that wipes the drool from my 90-year-old fathers chin. She calls herself a "companion." So what's the difference in being "elite" or "upscale"? No drool or what?
so... you agree, then?
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"Upscale?" "Up-market?" "Elegant?"
They're all marketing terms and they are all pretty silly and egotistical, when used to describe one's self.
i'll give you up-market (thank the online thesaurus for that one), but i believe one can objective describe oneself as sophisticated and upscale for marketing purposes.
my point is that "classy" is not a word that classy people use, especially to describe themselvesOn a scale of 1-10, where does a provider who describes herself as "Classy" fall?
1. Was it easy to make the appointment & get verified?2. Did she show up on time?
3. Did she look like her pictures?
4. Did she have all her teeth?
5. Did you get your needs met?
6. Did she make you feel like you were the only man in the world during your time together?
7. Was her in-call clean and comfortable?
8. Was she a clock watcher?
9. Did she kiss it and make it feel "Real Good"?
10. She described herself as Classy (heaven forbid)
Does it really matter? Just saying....
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You were a classy guy. Is that still bad?
Kisses Like a rock star???!!!???.
You then open the door, and he's about 5'10", a bit overweight, crooked teeth, etc... You then get to the "good stuff", and you need to use your smallest raincoat, he kisses like he has no lips, he has a beer gut, and goes down on you like he is chewing bubble gum.. Hmmmmm.....If ya say you have a BIG d**ck, ya probably don't....If ya say you are a great lover, you probably suck....If ya say you are in great shape, you may wanna try looking in a different mirror... Goes BOTH ways.....Just sayin......... Peace out.. K~ xxooin your ads, if you call yourself classy... you're probably not.
please feel free to describe yourself in any superlatives you like... sophisticated, sensual, elite, full of life, sexy, enthusiastic, etc etc etc.
sure, marketing is tricky, and you have to describe yourself in the most positive terms and tone.
but the irony of the definition of the word "classy" is that it precludes self-aggrandizement. a truly "classy' person doesn't brag about themselves.
also, "classy" itself is not a very classy word. try stylish, chic, up-market, elegant, upscale.
if you use the word classy, you're probably not. if you call yourself classy, you're definitely not.
just my 2 cents, and that's probably all this advice is worth, if that much.
I'm interested in pictures, reviews, menus, and a donation that works for me.
And what's that saying about mongers telling escorts how to run their business ..........in your ads, if you call yourself classy... you're probably not.
please feel free to describe yourself in any superlatives you like... sophisticated, sensual, elite, full of life, sexy, enthusiastic, etc etc etc.
sure, marketing is tricky, and you have to describe yourself in the most positive terms and tone.
but the irony of the definition of the word "classy" is that it precludes self-aggrandizement. a truly "classy' person doesn't brag about themselves.
also, "classy" itself is not a very classy word. try stylish, chic, up-market, elegant, upscale.
if you use the word classy, you're probably not. if you call yourself classy, you're definitely not.
just my 2 cents, and that's probably all this advice is worth, if that much.
Offttt now that's a bit of a party foul...
How about
If you have to pay for sex, ................................ You fill in the rest
Then they probably have to...... 
I very much appreciate their offering their most intimate body parts for my pleasure. The one time when I was most upset with an ad was the listing of her weight at least 40 lb lighter.
I'm as classy as they come, my blow jobs are classy, my pussy is the classiest you'll ever have the pleasure of meeting, shit, even the sun shines out of my classy arse. (Pun intended) haha.
My mouth on the otherhand, well, that's definitely a whore. I think i'll put classy whore on my homepage :-P-- Modified on 5/1/2016 1:56:38 AM
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"Posh" is a great word to use instead of classy, IMO. It means pretty much the same thing, but would set a provider apart from the crowd. I would be more intrigued to investigate further.
When a client is ready to spill out the $1K plus to do our sites, then and only then do you really get to have a say in what words we use on our sites and how we market ourselves.
Then you get to call yourself a pimp.very sexy panties in a bunch. I was just making a suggestion, not trying to be anyone's pimp. I was saying what would get my attention and set a provider apart from the crowd. My opinion only. I certainly didn't want to offend anyone that might have a crappy website.