WOW Didn't know such a word would coz a raucous... I haven't read all the comments. But it'll give me something to read at the airport.

Usually  when man or woman contacts me about my website and the "RETIREMENT" comment. I would then ask... Do you have a heart problem? Do you have any health issues that will prompt me to call 911 during our time together? ect. ect. If answer is NO, then I usually ask do you have references, if this is your first encounter with a courtesan, then I will need to meet you in person, for a drink, coffee, breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner before proceeding with blah blah blah.

This just means, I don't want to have to call 911 for health issues. I have someone ask me for my companionship. He is 40 yrs old. Not retired. He did not have reviews. Therefore I ask him to meet me for brunch. He had to travel with an oxygen tank. Which is obviously a health issue, a concern. I feel if somebody has a personal question, maybe I should be contacted and asked about those questions.

The gentleman that left a review with the retirement age comment..... HE wasn't even retired.... and we talked about his age before the meeting and I absolutely enjoyed my time with him (I'm just sorry he didn't feel the same) coz I would love to see him again.

Any questions?

You should change the wording of your ad to mention "health concerns" instead of "retirement age".  Just sayin'...

god forbid you should ever have to punch three numbers into your phone to save someone's life.

Your statement is complete bullshit but I'll give you a pass since you have only one review and THINK you know it all.

If you use the brain above your waist and read between the lines, you'll understand that she's worried about guys with serious health issues. NO provider wants to see someone who's at a high risk of having a heart attack during sex. You'll also notice that her English isn't perfect and she's having a hard time getting the exact meaning across. Of course you took the opportunity to read it the wrong way and bash her as if she wouldn't dial 911 if you started checking out. Yeah right, she'll just let you croak in her room and roll you out the door when nobody's looking.

It's amazing that some of you guys ever manage to see a provider with your idiotic remarks.

that will involve calling (!! to save someones life is up to her and I think her mentioning and sticking to her concerns is admirable!
I'm sure if a girl came to your room and all of a suden passed out you would be thrilled with calling 911 to save her! You would love all the attention from the hotel and possible your wife and God forbid what if she dies with your limp or hardness in her? Wow! you'd get to be on the news!
I swear sometimes I doubt if men think with the real brain at all, seems to be ego and the little head the majority of the time!

So if you're 40, you're at risk of having an oxygen tank??

and you're sticking up for her??  Such a ridiculous comment it makes me laugh.. until you chime in

I suppose you know her

Just think of the call to your wife's and family maybe it will go a little like this Mrs so and so this the uncle leo and I regret to inform you but Mr so and so has died, omg my god what happen,well he was having sex at a hotel with a young lady. He died from what we think is a heart attack. But hey he died with a smile on his face.The young lady that he was with is now in jail. Her life is down the shitter. Start thinking with your big heads and not the little ones,SHES LOOKING OUT FOR YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

Being 40yrs old has nothing to do with needing to travel with an O2 tank.

It is one's condition that he/she may need one. Example, Emphysema, COPD, Total Pneumonectomy, lobectomy, atelectasis, hypoxemia, just a few list of health concerns, and these are JUST in the thorax region. If you're a VERY healthy individual there is no need to TRAVEL with an O2 tank and have it on for at least 20 hours a day.
Example: if You have minor COPD you can probably get away with ipratopin, sametrol, Spiriva, foradil.
Severe cases: Bronchodilators (by nebulizer), O2 therapy, breathing machine through endotracheal tube.
---(Disclaimer.... I'm not a doctor, please ask you doctor for medical assistance).

I do a lot more than dial 9-1-1. I know what health risks are. I just wished you guys would understand that.