I'm quite new to the hobby, I've had one bad experience and one good one, while on a business trip in Vegas. I'm now starting to get a sense of what I should expect and how to avoid problems. I'm currently researching in advance, to avoid disappointment once I have put aside some cash to have another experience.

I've found a couple of reviews about truly submissive girls in the Boston area, but they're old, from 2006. Like these lovely sounding ladies

http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?ID=80343
http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?ID=80357

Does anybody know of any providers offering these types of services in Boston?

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October 17 to October 21 Boston

Very attractive.

No problem and I do understand the want for a repeatable local.  Sorry I do not have any help there, but I do believe Ann is one of the nations top bottoms.

Are her d cups real ones?

Thanks for the recommendation.

I'm looking for a local girl though, somebody that I can potentially meet multiple times. My schedule isn't very flexible, hence looking for somebody who's going to be around Boston.

I feel like you need to build trust to get the best out of this type of play.

A crap shoot on her attitude any given day.  If you catch her on the right day she will provide you with a great submissive session.  Rachel truly likes the role, doesn't act the part.  

Gianna, now of Roomservice Girls offered submissive sessions when she worked for the Belladonna.  Not sure if she does now with the change of agency.

Thanks for the recommendations, Charlie.

I've not used an agency before, so I've got a little trepidation about doing so. I would imaging that since agencies insist that they only sell companionship and the agency get's chunk of the money, tips would be required for other services, so it's probably way more expensive to go this route, right?

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No up sell.  They both offer GFE sessions too of course.

Thanks for the tip.

I was actually just logging on to post that I'd found the answer to my own question buried in the FAQ on the site. They use the term 'all inclusive'.