Your time is precious. When you do manage to schedule some much deserved personal time, you want a woman you can connect with both intimately and intellectually. You expect your partner arrive punctually, creating an environment where you can truly relax.

You prefer to search for a companion who is genuine and gracious. A muse whose sweet laughter, and gentle touch, seems to melt away all that accumulated stress. You desire one who chooses this avenue because she loves pleasure, not out of necessity. You are want to luxuriate in a soft embrace. You embody the old world qualities of a gentleman.

Spontaneity is wonderful, but your life demands planning.  You enjoy the anticipation of knowing we will soon meet, and when the day arrives, seek to savor every moment. You value your privacy and are cautious about who you invite into your life. I agree. When it comes to finding the perfect partner you are not looking for a bargain, but for compatibility.

Like you, I have a regular occupation and a full life. I only occasionally have the time to make new friends. Tempted? Visit the first page of my site, and email me for the password if you think we might be simpatico.

Please note, visits begin at 2 hours for $900.

Still curious? Take a peek at my reviews under TER ID: 128324.

smiles,
Alice

What's the purpose of sending an email to get the access info to the rest of the site? Do you really want to track our emails, know the interest level or what?

Can you also resize your photo?





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I made my site password protected because I am vigilant in protecting my identity, since in my regular career I am fairly high profile. I am only interested in accepting 3 dates or so each month, and have found that this system means I am just contacted by folks who are extremely motivated to meet me. I know my business plan is different from the mainstream, but it works for me.

I am unable to edit the ad post, so can not resize the photo.

Happy New Year, to all! Warmest wishes for a wonderful week.

If it is a privacy issue then why have a website in the first place?

An alias doesn't indicate that a question or a statement is legit or not. "It may simply be a privacy issue".

Having a website is supposedly an easier way for a possible client to find information about the provider to see if he wants to take it to the next level without a lot of emails, forms, requests for a password, etc.

Quite frankly the best websites are the most straight forward ones and are like Joe Friday - just the facts.

or at least special in my mind.

I didn't want to stir up trouble but rather ask the logic behind the limited site and request for password.

Welcome to Boston and thanks for the explanation.

Let's be jolly and ring in the New Year on the right foot. Or at least the 3rd foot........