I really think this is funny.  

"Jimmy Choo shoes, Victoria’s Secret or anything girly, expensive sunglasses, any new electronic device that comes out, XM Satellite Radio, GPS, I would LOVE and iPhone."

Does anyone else out there find this funny?  maybe I am hating but this sounds like begging.  It sounds like she doesn't care if the sunglasses are butt ugly as long as they are expensive!  I would think this would be offensive to most providers and hobbyists.  What do you all think?

I've seen provider wish lists that had a condo at the Ritz Carlton Club & Residences and a Ferrari.

I laugh at wish lists that have cheap lablels by a provider who charges a lot (bebe, etc). I do like the ones who have links to donate to charities though.

I have always wondered how others felt regarding gifts.My point of view on this>>>
1.The Ladies have no idea how they look in a man's eyes.
2.Funny how wants and needs are far off each other.

I wanted my list to be more about things that we use such as-- a Cosco, sears,Best buy, office depo card.

However, I heard so many negative feedback, regarding having that on a web site. So,i figured I would just be me- and do what I wanted. So I have the things that I actually use/have.

I'll be honest with whom ever reads this. I rather be me, then to be someone Im not. It would be nice to have materialistic things. Or a louisvuitton bag. But, in reality- I rather much have food on the table, and a working car to take me where I need to go.
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Vivianna Love

I never understood these 'wish lists'.  I consider myself to be far from cheap, but I don't understand bringing expensive gifts (for the sake of being expensive) to someone I'm paying $400/hour to!  I wouldn't give my attorney an expensive gift!  LOL.  OK, so I'm not 'romantic'...but isn't the point of hiring a provider to not have to beg or bribe (with gifts or meals or trips or whatever) someone into the sack?  I'll pay the gal (well)...she can then buy whatever she wants with the money.

That is how it should be, just be yourself, and not what some else wants you to be.

It's a "wish list," does not mean it is anticipated so I don't think it should be a deal breaker.  I don't expect any of the gifts listed on my website from my gentleman visitors, however, many guys ask me what kind of perfume, wine or music that I like... so I figured I would add a wish list to my website.

I don't feel I have anything elaborate on there and as I mentioned before I do not expect every guy I see to bring me a gift. My main concern is that we both have a wonderful time together.  If a girl wants to put a wish list on her page, what's the big deal?

I'm sure she doesn't expect for someone to bring here a brand new car(gawd, I hope not), like she says on her website, it's merely a "wish."  I will admit, wish lists with cars and houses are a tad presumptuous.

While I am sure that some of the cards are actually used if you give them as gifts, there is also an active market for gift cards that sell at a slight discount to face value on e-bay.  I would not be surprised if at least some of the cards given as gifts are sold for cash.

I am glad to see that some see it the way I do.  The costco gift card and such would make sense to me.  Expensive glasses is really sad (but funny) request.  

If I had my own site like the one I copied and pasted in my first post it would read like this (lame guy version)

gifts;  bass pro shops gift cards, really expensive pocket knife, subscription to the NFL package, anything that is expensive and cool,  expensive beer,  70 inch lcd t.v.  High end anything and lots of expensive beer.  

Rates;  1200/hr you get what you pay for!  look at my gifts i want....I am worth it!  look at my pics!  they are totally me (not)  I can rock your world!  ( if not, at least your wallet!)

I don't think it is a deal breaker it is just amusing.  I just looked at your wish list and it makes sense.  It gives the person some direction at what you like.  Perfect sense.  Now if you said, "anything expensive"  that is what I find weird.  I have always wanted to give you a call.  thanks for posting on my topic.

I totally agree on what you said about the expensive gifts and like you said it is kind of assuming.  Now give me a call...