SD Exotics runs ads of what appears to be a real person and then some "model" type shots. Example is this link.  Is she real or not? Based on the previous discussions, is a "model" pic a reason for alarm (could be LE). Thoughts and comments. Providers welcome.

Now there's a statement that I don't think I've ever seen included in an ad...Yikes! I wonder what she means...LOL


But if she really is sporting a "needle in her haystack" (as her ad says) I'm not so certain that many gentlemen here would really want to take her up on that offer for a "roll in the hay." (Well maybe some of you would--but then we'd have to send you to the TS board ) It does sound like a "ride on the wild side"--in one way or another...I will agree with that! LOL

You must admit that is some quite interesting verbiage she chose there--or maybe I'm just showing my lack of interpretive skill...

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I am not wild about an add with only an e-mail for contact. Think about it. You type it, she prints it. A hard copy that can be used in court. Tough to say you  did not type it after al you met with her....True a phone conversation can be recorded too....

My rule. If they look to hot to be true, they are 1. a rip off, 2-not the girl who is going to show up, 3 LE, jUST MY 2-CENTS

The bareback comment is exactly the clue that this isn't a real provider.

That is Naughta the COP