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Oh, How I Praise Her, but…
DrTabulaRasa 3 Reviews 1170 reads
posted
1 / 17

I sat down the other day to order gifts online and like any other online shopper you search for the best deals. However, what happens when you find a similar product or a rip off product at a much lower price. Will the recipient of this gift receive the same pleasure from the rip off as the original, especially if they never find out?

So while I debated my issue I clicked over to the TER. Which, I might add, made me forget about the gift, but who needs a Captain Kirk’s captain chair anyway. Picard is a far better captain! As I scrolled down the page I began to wonder what beliefs or experiences that have nothing to do with the actual meeting affect the pleasure we get from a provider.  

For example, if you set up a later day appointment but before you enter you notice on the buzzer history that two other people have buzzed into the same apartment that day, or what if the provider gives you confusing information about how to get to her incall? Does this create a barrier to the pleasure you can receive?

Does information you get about the provider after the meeting change how you perceived the pleasure you took home? If I get the replica captains chair and they love it, but they find out 6 months later it is not really the chair, will they perceive less pleasure from something that they got great pleasure from earlier? So, have you ever read a review about a provider you have meet and something in that review changed what pleasure you perceived? Or has something ever been posted or any rumor mills started that caused you to change what you thought of the pleasure you took home?

I can say after I became a more seasoned hobbyist it changed what I perceived about the first provider I ever saw. Not because another provider blew my mind and made her look terrible but because I realized she never screened me. This information that has nothing to do with the actual meeting or my orgasm yet it affects my perception/experience of the provider

jgoodman222 14 Reviews 598 reads
posted
2 / 17

changed because of an experience with a different person, but sometimes comments from a provider have greatly changed my perception of a provider.

A couple of examples:

I saw a traveling provider some time ago and it was a later afternoon appointment.  As we concluded I asked if she was done for the day and she said she still had 3 more clients to see.  I asked how many client she saw per day and she replied "10".  I have not seen a touring provider since.

There is a provider I saw regularly for several years.  I made a suggestion to her that was greeted with an angry, vile and insulting tirade.  I no longer see her.

Different experiences don't really affect my perception of previous experiences.   I like chocolate chip ice cream, but it doesn't mean I don't enjoy vanilla.  Different women offer different experiences.  It is the joy of the hobby.

vorlon 119 Reviews 556 reads
posted
3 / 17

It doesn't mean they were less enjoyable really but I realized that there were better experiences to be had.

P.S.  Picard?  Seriously?  Hey, great captain but my ultimate measure is who do most want to have your back when the shit hits the fan and that's Kirk all the way!

JoeBanzai 30 Reviews 544 reads
posted
4 / 17

I got kind of bent out of shape once when  provider wouldn't tell me where her hotel was until I had left home and my computer (no GPS in car), she gave me bad directions and I drove around for 30 minutes or so before finally finding her. Session went OK she gave me a discount because of the mix up. Now, I wouldn't let that bother me.

I also don't understand why anyone cares if a gal sees 1 or 10 guys a day, as long as I don't bump into either the guy before me or the guy after me and she rocks my word, I don't see a problem. It's a business and if she delivers as promised, she is entitled to make as much as she can.

Captain Kirk was the BEST!

Joie de Vivre See my TER Reviews 567 reads
posted
5 / 17

While there are certainly providers who don't screen (and bless their hearts!), sometimes screening can happen behind the scenes. She might have screened you and you might not have known it.

Posted By: DrTabulaRasa
I sat down the other day to order gifts online and like any other online shopper you search for the best deals. However, what happens when you find a similar product or a rip off product at a much lower price. Will the recipient of this gift receive the same pleasure from the rip off as the original, especially if they never find out?  
   
 So while I debated my issue I clicked over to the TER. Which, I might add, made me forget about the gift, but who needs a Captain Kirk’s captain chair anyway. Picard is a far better captain! As I scrolled down the page I began to wonder what beliefs or experiences that have nothing to do with the actual meeting affect the pleasure we get from a provider.  
   
 For example, if you set up a later day appointment but before you enter you notice on the buzzer history that two other people have buzzed into the same apartment that day, or what if the provider gives you confusing information about how to get to her incall? Does this create a barrier to the pleasure you can receive?  
   
 Does information you get about the provider after the meeting change how you perceived the pleasure you took home? If I get the replica captains chair and they love it, but they find out 6 months later it is not really the chair, will they perceive less pleasure from something that they got great pleasure from earlier? So, have you ever read a review about a provider you have meet and something in that review changed what pleasure you perceived? Or has something ever been posted or any rumor mills started that caused you to change what you thought of the pleasure you took home?  
   
 I can say after I became a more seasoned hobbyist it changed what I perceived about the first provider I ever saw. Not because another provider blew my mind and made her look terrible but because I realized she never screened me. This information that has nothing to do with the actual meeting or my orgasm yet it affects my perception/experience of the provider.  
 

TrinityLake See my TER Reviews 638 reads
posted
6 / 17

When I have clients who come in with such preconceived ideas of what THEY want, they tend not to want to get to know me a little and they just want to see my tits and pussy... I have to go into auto-pilot.  I hate that.  The experience becomes work.  Most of you are not like that for me.

However, when someone takes the time to talk to me (I can talk about most anything), it flips that switch in my brain, and I can't WAIT to just spoil the ever-loving SHIT out of him/her!  That's where the good stuff is, for both people.

ooxx,
Trinity

BenSubdude 502 reads
posted
7 / 17

If you were enjoying a bowl of soup and then saw or even heard something you found to be unappetizing you may not enjoy the soup as much as you were. But it doesn't change the fact that you were enjoying it before. And if you can disregard the negative input (just take that half-a-mouse and throw it over your shoulder where you can't see it) then you can still enjoy your soup.  
So his experience with the chair has not changed, just his perception of the chair. And this perception will control his future experiences.

 
BS

Mindyzurgirl See my TER Reviews 535 reads
posted
8 / 17

How truly thoughtful! Never have I ever thought there's a man alive who's not concerned about how many people one see's in a day. I happen to be very low volume, only part of the reason is my choice...there is other reasons beyond my control.
    Though I still get asked by almost any friend I have " what else do you have going on today"  I know what they might really be asking....and guy's -I'm never gonna tell you about scrubbing of my own feet, soaking in epson salts, calling back the problem family member and trying to console her through yet another tragedy in her life...... I'm not going to talk about the MANY other ridiculous things that seem to creep up and keep me busy day in and day out. So usually I simply say "laundry."
       I wish those that are curious if i'm seeing any other friend that day, would just come out and ask. Though 90% of the time the answer will be no. I appreciate unabashed honesty, for me that's the best way to communicate....real-ness all the way!
So onto the real...... What the heck's the difference between seeing 10 guys a day for 3 days a month or one guy each day of the month!??! I'm not saying that's for sure how it works, but come on where's the open minded-ness?  
                      It really shouldn't matter how the visits work as long as everything is clean & safe THATS what counts!  
Also there are plenty of providers who are friends- so if gal Y briefly mentions new friend X  
to gal c....  
Gal C raves on & on about what a great guy friend X is.... That could be enough for a new friend to get screened right there. The point of screening is for OUR SAFETY....you men have plenty to learn about us through our websites,reviews, & heck even PM-ing each other .....so our screening (and that includes methods) is really OUR business, right?!  
        I can promise discretion, safety and a great time and I would hope that's enough =)
Merry Christmas,
~Mindy

BenSubdude 445 reads
posted
10 / 17

I've heard providers say that newbies tend to give the best review scores. Does that mean that most of us start out with low expectations? I know that after my first two experiences I was wondering if this was really worth the $. Then I had my first "Wow" experience and what I figured would be a $300/month hobby turned into a 1500/month habit. Have you ever gone to the casino telling yourself that when the money you have in your pocket is gone you are going to leave and a few hours later your only "Jackpot!" of the night is coming from the ATM? Thank god for disposable income.

And PS, I am not even getting into no Star Wars debate. Captain Chaos FTW!

 
BS

Sailana 460 reads
posted
11 / 17

Probably.

N/A.

N/A.

No.

What happens 6 months later doesn't change the past.... except maybe in one of those Star Trek time travel plots. What's past is past.... it can't be changed -- except again in one of those sci-fi time travel episodes. But as you if anyone should know,  the Vulcan Science Directorate has determined that time travel is impossible.  ;)

No.

No.

I would add that I think it's possible to overthink this. Good to keep in mind the wise advice, "It's just sex, people!"
Posted By: DrTabulaRasa
I sat down the other day to order gifts online and like any other online shopper you search for the best deals. However, what happens when you find a similar product or a rip off product at a much lower price. Will the recipient of this gift receive the same pleasure from the rip off as the original, especially if they never find out?  
   
 So while I debated my issue I clicked over to the TER. Which, I might add, made me forget about the gift, but who needs a Captain Kirk’s captain chair anyway. Picard is a far better captain! As I scrolled down the page I began to wonder what beliefs or experiences that have nothing to do with the actual meeting affect the pleasure we get from a provider.  
   
 For example, if you set up a later day appointment but before you enter you notice on the buzzer history that two other people have buzzed into the same apartment that day, or what if the provider gives you confusing information about how to get to her incall? Does this create a barrier to the pleasure you can receive?  
   
 Does information you get about the provider after the meeting change how you perceived the pleasure you took home? If I get the replica captains chair and they love it, but they find out 6 months later it is not really the chair, will they perceive less pleasure from something that they got great pleasure from earlier? So, have you ever read a review about a provider you have meet and something in that review changed what pleasure you perceived? Or has something ever been posted or any rumor mills started that caused you to change what you thought of the pleasure you took home?  
   
 I can say after I became a more seasoned hobbyist it changed what I perceived about the first provider I ever saw. Not because another provider blew my mind and made her look terrible but because I realized she never screened me. This information that has nothing to do with the actual meeting or my orgasm yet it affects my perception/experience of the provider.  
 

masonseth69 3 Reviews 419 reads
posted
12 / 17

Definitely Picard.

I am relatively new at the 'hobby' and I can say coming into this I had no preconceived notions about what the hobby would be like or what the providers would be like.  At this point, I would say that I am surprised at how quickly I transitioned from quick visits strictly for sex to almost exclusively dinner dates, evenings together and/or overnights.  I have found that the companionship is very important to me and therefore I don't move from one provider to another.

However, since I do enjoy the companionship and really getting to know someone, it does bother me to think about what that person does for a living.  I don't dwell or think about it during a 'date' because I'm in the moment and thoroughly enjoying my time.  But the next day it is sometimes difficult to know that my time is over and somebody else's time has begun.  I know that is the downside to allowing myself to sincerely care for and like someone, but it's worth it :)

jchan113 4 Reviews 395 reads
posted
13 / 17

Posted By: masonseth69

   
 However, since I do enjoy the companionship and really getting to know someone, it does bother me to think about what that person does for a living.  I don't dwell or think about it during a 'date' because I'm in the moment and thoroughly enjoying my time.  But the next day it is sometimes difficult to know that my time is over and somebody else's time has begun.  I know that is the downside to allowing myself to sincerely care for and like someone, but it's worth it :)
I have a favorite that has invited me in civil life to join her shopping and for coffee. She really could be making money, but instead chooses to spend time with me. When I see her, I always ask if she had appointments that day, not so much out of voyuerism, but more because this is how she makes a living. I am happy that she can make money, but I am honestly bothered, too. According to her, I am one of the select few that receives the level of attention I do. I believe her, but I honestly do not want to be part of a select few, but rather be part of the select "you".

Jackieblu See my TER Reviews 395 reads
posted
14 / 17
minn4evr 42 Reviews 501 reads
posted
15 / 17

I have TOFTT four times. Two of 'em, I was her first client ever in the hobby. Talk about risk. Two of 'em, all I had were a couple “Hey, I'm an escort, gimme a review” Board posts. No reviews, not a single hobbyist vouching for any of them. I analyzed available information, cast my horoscope, listened to the little head, and made the appointment. And you know – GiaMarie Lynn, Trinity Lake, Élan Montage, Casey Case – it worked out okay.  

Four times! Even though I got lucky, doesn't that make me a dumb bimbo the ladies should shun because I don't know how to play safe? Or is there a bit of gender-based double standard here?  

Maybe you sent her an intro email that, like your board posts, showed you to be thoughtful, intelligent, and possessed of a wicked sense of humor, and she decided to take a chance after much consideration. Or maybe you emailed “Hey, bitch, I got fifty bucks” and her pimp sent you an address, then pulled the needle out of her arm. Or, you know, something in between. We can't really tell.  

I bet you felt pretty grateful at the time, though, to the lady who took a risk and inducted you into the hobby. I know I did. And unless you give us more info, my humble advice would be to spend more time working to preserve the sense of gratitude than you do judging her. If a lady asks my advice I will always say screen, screen, screen. But if no one ever takes a risk, the hobby dies. Ladies who do so thoughtfully and carefully deserve our gratitude.

DrTabulaRasa 3 Reviews 390 reads
posted
16 / 17

Thinking back to my original email it makes me sweat just a little knowing it was just a simple email. No real information but whimsical display of the English language. A phone call to get details about the night and that was it.  

But she was a Trojan Horse… A game changer… and a boring conversation about shoes that still to this day bothers me, but that might be because I know more about female shoes than I previously thought. That night was the start of a journey that continues to grow and taunt me like that Rubik’s Cube I got one year where the dick who purchased it switched the stickers around.  

But the real psychological trick pulled on me about my first provider was internal. However much knowing her lack of screening bothers me, it is the thought that I took such a risk myself on a provider that did not screen. I did not know any better, but that still makes my perception of her altered from the moment I walked out the hotel door to the perception of her now.

You are right. Without her my life would be a completely different story and to her I say thank you. Maybe one day I will have the eye of discovery that you have, but until that day I will thank you minn4evr and others for bringing some of those ladies to the communities attention. I know I have made contributions to this community in other ways, and hope to do far more before my time here is done

vorlon 119 Reviews 564 reads
posted
17 / 17

There are many well reviewed providers who do not screen in its most commonly understood sense here (other providers references, membership in P411 or something similar, TER whitelists, etc.).  Is this riskier.  I am sure it is.  But it is not as dangerous as some think it is; otherwise the papers would have daily reports on all the providers were arrested the previous day.

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