: Boston Discussion : Natural Lighting

Ernestine See my TER Reviews 1018 reads

posted 10 years ago

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Is it strange to have candles burning in the morning?

Hello loves,
As we all know, private incalls require a certain amount of discretion, so I often find myself using candles to light the space during the day. And then I wonder about it. I am curious if walking into a boudoir with sultry candle lighting at noon seems odd or throws anyone's Circadian rhythm? Or is it just good ambiance?

Thanks!
xo,
Ernestine

mrfisher 115 Reviews 251 reads

posted 10 years ago

2 / 15

No, any time is the right time for candlelight...

but I would recommend using the battery operated candles instead of real flames.

Much safer, cheaper, and hard to tell the difference

LamontCranston69 326 reads

posted 10 years ago

3 / 15

I think here is noting wrong with having candles during the day

Morning or noontime.

I think it does bring a nice ambiance to the place.
Let's face it no one wants to be in a brightly lit room with they are going to play.

unless your making a porn movie.

Oh one last thing, unscented candles only, last thing you want walk into a place that has an overwhelming smell of pumpkins,
lavender, or jasmine.

Thunderstorm 44 Reviews 230 reads

posted 10 years ago

4 / 15

Natural Lighting

I generally prefer when a space is filled with natural light, especially streaming sunlight at certain times of day. That has to be balanced with considerations related to discretion, as you say. So in those circumstances warm and glowing candle lighting can be a nice alternative to provide a sultry ambience.

Ernestine See my TER Reviews 266 reads

posted 10 years ago

5 / 15

Scents. Oh, that's a good point. Does everyone feel that way?

My incall-mates and I joke that, god forbid a maintenance man has to come service the apartment, it would appear that we have some sort of candle addiction (doubt there's a 12-stepper for that). Some scented, some not. Nothing overpowering--

But how do y'all feel about scents? Is a light floral smell a nice thing to walk in to?

(And please god, everyone stay sane this holiday season and avoid the food-scented candles, e.g., bacon, apple cider donuts, etc.)

LamontCranston69 261 reads

posted 10 years ago

6 / 15

Hold on there lady,

Here is noting wrong with a bacon scented anything

RSpork 23 Reviews 185 reads

posted 10 years ago

7 / 15

Re: Scents.

I don't mind a bit of scent mixed in with everything else. I'll take coffee scent over bacon, though.
I love seeing those one-pint religious votive candles, long-lived plus they're safer. I doubt they have Aphrodite candles, but Santa Theresa is pretty hot. (NOT Mother Theresa, BTW.