A long time ago - we are talking at least 5 or 6 years ago, I saw one of the news shows like 20/20 or Dateline do a segment on a new trend in the world's oldest profession, which was older women who were providing into their 50's and 60's.

I really don't remember much about the show now, since its been so long, but one lady really stood out in my mind when I watched it. She was close to 60 years old, and they interviewed her at her incall location. She was dressed beautifully in silks and lace with a silk robe over her stockings, and was wearing pretty little CFM heels. Her bedroom, where the interview was done was extremely tasteful, and ultra feminine.

I remember her talking about how her age really doesn't matter because she was all about pampering a man and making him feel like a king, and that was why men continued to go and see her, that plus the fact that she loved to do what she does.

The piece they did definiteely didn't portray women the way most shows do, and for me, that was the first thing that opened my eyes to the idea that not all women fit the young hard body mould that I assumed all women must fit into to be successful. It would still be several years before I began providing, but when I first got started, I thought about that lovely lady I saw interviewed many times, and thought if she can be successful at 60, then surely I can do it too. So now here I am, still living my fantasy, and still loving it

I saw it and was mildly amuse

I saw the segment. For once, it was a surprisingly neutral approach. At the beginning of the discussion, once the interviewee mentioned how much she earned for providing a "girlfriend experience," she asked audience members to raise their hands if they were interested in the profession. Most female members of the audience did. It almost seemed as though she was encouraging it.

Of course, the moralizing did eventually kick in.