High minimums, and of course, no reviews allowed.
I'm tempted, but... whose seen her? Is she as delicious as her mouth suggests or is there a reason she posts no face? Does she live up to her website text?

A lot of her website text was copied/barely reworked from Avery Moore's old website, for what it's worth.

Spent time with her just last month.  Very cool, easy to be with, special young lady, free spirited, willing to please on all accounts.

Anais & I are college buddies--and yes, she lives up to her photographs and web text.

I totally agree with Dave's comment . She's a born 'companion' – she has a natural refined elegance and style that is uniquely mixed with affability, warmth, openness, and curiosity. She has a really fantastic ability to fit in and stand out (in the right way) in social settings, and simultaneously provide energy, newness, and an endless stream of effortless conversation. Highly recommend!

Haven't seen her and never will.  She is obviously marketing herself to a certain clientele, which doesn't include regular working schleps like myself.

If Maple vouches for her, she is, at the very least, legit.  

(just aligning the threads)
@Samantha. I'm surprised, though plagiarism and shit writing must be rampant in this world. I've been following Avery's blog/website for a long while (great writer, though rates are too high for me), and I didn't see the similarity at all. But, warning taken.

I guess we're just missing it.
http://www.copyscape.com/?q=http%3A%2F%2Fanaisyeung.com%2F

Great. I'm looking for someone a little special. If she emails well I'll TTFTT.
So far, so good. She slips teases into her emails as much as she does pictures on her blog.

Managed to take two hours off this weekend to see Anais. No reviews but I'll just say this: very sharp wit, a powerful masseuse, passionate, and an air of happyness and innocence. Not everyone would like her-- if her website speaks to you and the number isn't an issue, you may find that you're a perfect fit...

Thanks, TER.