I would appreciate some input as to what you define as a "high class provider". Is it the attitude? The cost? The performance? The willingness to do certain things? Is a meal required before the deed? etc.
Recently, as some of you know, there has been discussion of this. What defines a "high class provider"? Speak up people.
This is to get an idea as to what each individual considers"high class" in his or her own book. It may help others out there find what they are looking for. Whatever that may be.
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You have not seen one. It has nothing to do with price. It has all to do with attitude. The way she carries herself. The pride she has in her appearance. The way she smells. They way she fills the room with her presence. A high class lady is just that: A LADY.
Very, very well said. I'll add a few things...her ability to carry on a good conversation (my experience has shown me that you actually want to talk with the high-end women, but not the low-end ones), how she dresses (do you pray that the neighbors don't see her because she looks trashy?), and what she drives (it just furthers the image, and it's embarrassing to have her car still sputtering and dieseling in your driveway while you're going at it in the bedroom).
So true. Several years ago, I had a provider show up in an old rust bucket with exhaust leaks and the full 9 yards. I just know the neighbors saw. Thank God I moved. Now, I only see providers with incall locations or I get a room. I don't dare want to go through that again.
I saw one provider who, while it was not stimulating, did provide conversation. It was ok, but I didn't go there to talk....LOL. Thanks for the response
I find that kind of marketing fluff in ads very amusing. There isn't a real way to quantify the statement until one has spent time in that individuals company, and even then it's a measure of the observers perception of the value of "high class provider", which is surely different for each of us.
When it gets right down to it, I go to a provider who initially provides the visual stimulation, then has the phone presence to give the comfortable feeling that the encounter will be somewhat within the parameters of what I want. Then the encounter will either become one I'll thoroughly enjoy, or I'll walk away from with a sexually satisfied sense, and a void emotional sense.
In any case, the hype in an ad is merely subjective.