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Rudy50 15 Reviews 2219 reads
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1 / 48

This is a corollary to The Mrs. post a few days back, where she asked providers if they minded if their SO's saw providers.  An interesting mix of responses.

Here I wonder how many providers would quit the business if their SO's/Husbands asked them to and was wealthy enough that you didn't need the money?  

I know the topic has come up before and usually the answer from most providers is that they want the independence a separate income provides and would not give up their work because some guy, even one she loves, asks them to.  

In one post coital talk with a provider, she told me she would not want to marry a guy who did not want her to give up the life.  She wanted a guy who wanted her all to himself.  

Until I was in my 50's I valued monogamy in a committed relationship, too, but that would no longer be a requirement for me in a mate (should I ever divorce and remarry), as long as honesty and openness were present.  

Thoughts?

pleaseme 23 Reviews 1705 reads
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2 / 48

They have a saying, I heard it in Bangkok, "you can take the girl out of the bar but you cant take the bar out of the girl" dont know if this is relevent (sp)

GaGambler 1670 reads
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4 / 48

One I am convinced wanted to do it for love, the other just wanted a green card. Naturally, given the fact that I am a whoremongering pig, neither of them got what they wanted. Well let me restate that, neither of them got it from me. The one that wanted to get married for a green card found some sucker to marry her, and she has a boyfriend to boot. what were you saying about "the girl and the bar" again??? lmao

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 1304 reads
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5 / 48

And occasional sex wouldn't be bad either...

Damn..I'm cheap.. :D

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1252 reads
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6 / 48

I would have no problem finding a job in my field for less pay if I had another income to help me. The issue now....I have so little experience that the pay offered is not enough for me to pay the bills I have. I don't much care who says I am living beyond my means, because I am not out there leasing cars I can't afford, buying up bs material items etc. I pay for a home, utilities, health insurance, incall rent, and that's pretty much it.  

I have a child to consider and I am not raising her in some shitty apartment.  She deserves a HOME. If it were just me, I would move to some high rise apartment with all the amenities that people my age love, but that's not the case. She comes first. I will do whatever I have to do to give my child stability and security. I don't need a man to do that.

jenniferxj6 See my TER Reviews 1620 reads
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7 / 48

How about if he backs you financially in a business, and, why does it always have to be about marriage? Why cant people suite up, show up and have integrity in an open, honest relationship with someone they love and/care about. I get the all or nothing piece and monogamy as well, I do, but, it has been my experience that the practice of monogamy, nobility, honesty, and faithfulness, integrity and such in an open, intimate relationship is a personal choice, one I make for me...not for anybody else. and never as a condition or ultimatum. It's a two way street that meets in the middle. Straight accounts preserve much more than just friendships...cynicism be damned, integrity has it's own momentum...that's just for me :)

HookerWithAHeartOfTinFoil 1420 reads
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EmiStone See my TER Reviews 1291 reads
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9 / 48

If I was asked by my SO to quit I would... after an in depth conversation because I value his opinion. Thankfully I haven't encountered that issue. I love what I do and would hope my feelings about the situation are being fully taken into consideration by my SO. It would end up being a very very long conversation. Honesty and openness are everything. If you can't be honest and communicative then what's the point? I could never be with someone I had to hide things from. I think the secrets would eat me alive lol. But that is just my opinion. Every situation is different and every person is different.

Jamie.Solo See my TER Reviews 1388 reads
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10 / 48

And he met me I was doing t this . When we first met I gave it a go and stopped providing.f .
And I couldn't stand it . Thankfully he is understanding. He has asked me since to stop again but I won't .  Of course that's partially because he doesn't make the kind of money that makes quiting possible. But even if he did I doubt I woulda stop. I enjoy what I do , for me it isn't just about the money ....

3mdssa 1561 reads
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11 / 48

married needs to rethink what she is doing... that is just beyond comprehensible on any level imho.

Posted By: Rudy50
This is a corollary to The Mrs. post a few days back, where she asked providers if they minded if their SO's saw providers.  An interesting mix of responses.  
   
 Here I wonder how many providers would quit the business if their SO's/Husbands asked them to and was wealthy enough that you didn't need the money?    
   
 I know the topic has come up before and usually the answer from most providers is that they want the independence a separate income provides and would not give up their work because some guy, even one she loves, asks them to.    
   
 In one post coital talk with a provider, she told me she would not want to marry a guy who did not want her to give up the life.  She wanted a guy who wanted her all to himself.    
   
 Until I was in my 50's I valued monogamy in a committed relationship, too, but that would no longer be a requirement for me in a mate (should I ever divorce and remarry), as long as honesty and openness were present.    
   
 Thoughts?

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1079 reads
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12 / 48

Same here. I would think the guy was off somehow if he did not mind me sucking strange d*ck then coming home to kiss him. No thanks.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1489 reads
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14 / 48

I don't fk anyone for free, so I could not care less if they are cheating on someone else. I sure as hell don't want them lol.

HookerWithAHeartOfTinFoil 1357 reads
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15 / 48
3mdssa 1370 reads
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16 / 48

the business, not the client. And if she willingly goes into business while married then why is she married to begin with, I feel sorry for the husband, what kind of marriage is that if it's a known thing. Hell, he may as well be her 'pimp' then since all the talk of pimps this week...WTF is going on, where are you people from? Makes absolutely no sense to me. I don't care about the clients and their status, that has nothing to do with anything. They aren't the ones providing the service...the ladies are...

I would feel bad and sorry and look at any husband as pathetic in that scenario. I don't care how much money is involved. You can't put money on selling your wife in a marriage...f'd up and he is indeed a PIMP by definition.

WondersOfTheWrld 1246 reads
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17 / 48

Worrying about your own self, not another lady's business or relationships, is the best approach.

SoftlySarah See my TER Reviews 1393 reads
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18 / 48

I understand that it is beyond your comprehension, but subatomic particle physics probably is as well. Doesn't make either any less viable. ;)

"Those who danced were thought to be insane by those who couldn't hear the music."

SoftlySarah See my TER Reviews 1211 reads
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19 / 48

I love what I do, and what I do is responsible for a large part of who I am and why people fall in love with me in the first place. Love me, love all of me. I am really good at what I do and value my work.

But I could never be in a sexually monogamous relationship either. I was made to have sex with different men and women- not just one. I'd be lying to myself and my partner if I tried to live any differently.  

The idea that I should think less of a man who would accept this part of me makes me think of the Groucho Marx quote, "I don't care to belong to any club that will have me as a member". And that makes me think of self-loathing. And I don't loathe myself.

Dr Who revived 1184 reads
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20 / 48

The longer you stay out of your chosen field...the less likely it becomes that you'll be able to succeed in it.

Most of the students who go into their field(s) do so after school.  Generally most are in their early twenties...and by the time they've reached your age, many have achieved levels of success and accomplishments.

For example...if you haven't achieved partnership in a law or accounting firm by 30 the likelihood is you were never partnership material.  Entering that world as a 30+ employee only decreases the chances for success.

Same as with most medical professionals.  Most are entering (assuming they are MD's) by their late 20's and by mid 30's have been asked to be a part of a practice.

So if you keep on telling yourself that you can't make as much in those fields as you do hooking...well, let me know how that works for you in another 10 years when hooking will not be as easy as it is today for someone in their 40's.  And had you pulled the handle on getting into that chosen field, within 10 years and some groveling you will easily have surpassed anything you would make in this gig.

Trust me on this...the money here even for the higher income hookers is dwarfed over time by a true professional.  But some are too myopic to see beyond the end of their noses.

Hopefully not you  :D
Posted By: London Rayne
I would have no problem finding a job in my field for less pay if I had another income to help me. The issue now....I have so little experience that the pay offered is not enough for me to pay the bills I have. I don't much care who says I am living beyond my means, because I am not out there leasing cars I can't afford, buying up bs material items etc. I pay for a home, utilities, health insurance, incall rent, and that's pretty much it.  
   
 I have a child to consider and I am not raising her in some shitty apartment.  She deserves a HOME. If it were just me, I would move to some high rise apartment with all the amenities that people my age love, but that's not the case. She comes first. I will do whatever I have to do to give my child stability and security. I don't need a man to do that.

SoftlySarah See my TER Reviews 1227 reads
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escalade1964 65 Reviews 1111 reads
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22 / 48

and more importantly love what you do to me in an hour.

MagicMedic 5 Reviews 1263 reads
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23 / 48

I say it's never too late to follow a dream. People are returning to school after their 50s to start a new career.
Sure the money of it would not be as good as if they had been doing the job for 30 years, but money isn't everything.
I would never discourage someone from starting whatever they want to do. You can't change the past, so do whatever you want to do today.

LR, you will succeed and get out of this if that is what you want to do.

MM

Dr Who revived 1316 reads
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24 / 48

And the hubby is Mr. Mom?

I've seen many of those cases over the years...and it works for them.  While many men would be averse to that...there are some that gravitate to that lifestyle.

However, I agree in this gig that most of those relationships are simply lazy worthless men sucking the life out of the woman.  As well as living off her fucking and adding nothing as far as money to the relationship.   Occasionally that does work when the husband is actually involved...but far too often he is only involved as the PIMP.

The two hookers (WOTW and Sarah) that commented simply want to believe that this isn't true.

And both are more "mature" and realize the train has already left the station...and now all they have left is fucking for money.  And at their ages....it's almost over as well!  And social security won't get paid as they don't pay into the system.  Hope there's enough guys who like the really old ones in the future.
Posted By: viptaylorsteele
the business, not the client. And if she willingly goes into business while married then why is she married to begin with, I feel sorry for the husband, what kind of marriage is that if it's a known thing. Hell, he may as well be her 'pimp' then since all the talk of pimps this week...WTF is going on, where are you people from? Makes absolutely no sense to me. I don't care about the clients and their status, that has nothing to do with anything. They aren't the ones providing the service...the ladies are...  
   
 I would feel bad and sorry and look at any husband as pathetic in that scenario. I don't care how much money is involved. You can't put money on selling your wife in a marriage...f'd up and he is indeed a PIMP by definition.

Dr Who revived 1357 reads
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25 / 48

Not to start their FIRST career.

Sorry to disillusion you...but the longer some wait to get going...

They never get going.

We could debate this till forever...but the fact remains is that careers are built in their 20's and 30's.  If you are going to compete and give away 10-20 years of experience and hope to succeed...it's a pipe dream.

But I do enjoy Les Mis...and "I dreamed a dream".  Yet Fantine died and the dream was dead.
Posted By: MagicMedic
I say it's never too late to follow a dream. People are returning to school after their 50s to start a new career.  
 Sure the money of it would not be as good as if they had been doing the job for 30 years, but money isn't everything.  
 I would never discourage someone from starting whatever they want to do. You can't change the past, so do whatever you want to do today.  
   
 LR, you will succeed and get out of this if that is what you want to do.  
   
 MM

HookerWithAHeartOfTinFoil 1646 reads
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26 / 48

A Dream Deferred
by Langston Hughes

What happens to a dream deferred?
Does it dry up 
like a raisin in the sun? 
Or fester like a sore-- 
And then run? 
Does it stink like rotten meat? 
Or crust and sugar over-- 
like a syrupy sweet?
Maybe it just sags 
like a heavy load.
Or does it explode?
_________________________________________

Okay. Are we all suitably depressed and possibly suicidal now?  
Okay, GREAT.  

Thanks, ChgoCPA! ;

3mdssa 1152 reads
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27 / 48

what people think and last time I checked this is a board full of opinions...isnt it?

If I have to say it again I will...I personally don't believe that anyone married should be on the business side of this...end of discussion. if you don't agree or don't like that statement I really don't care. The question was asked I gave some feedback. this has nothing to do with any woman in particular its a general statement don't get your knickers in a twist. if you agree that it's OK for someone to be married then that's your opinion I'm not barking up your tree... don't bark up mine.

HookerWithAHeartOfTinFoil 1418 reads
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28 / 48

But what if the husband is home:

Writing the next great ametican novel?

Finishing up a law degree?

Home schooling their child?

Doing a major renovation on their house?  

Do you STILL feel "bad" for him?

Some of us here are bohemians who believe is open relationships and dancing to the beat of our own perverse drum. That type of lifestyle may not be something you would choose for yourself, but that doesn't mean that other people might not be perfectly happy and fufilled in such a situation. Just saying.

3mdssa 1459 reads
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29 / 48

just don't get married then. listen I don't believe in the institution of marriage but I don't believe two people married should be in this biz... it's one thing to experiment with threesomes or foursomes if you're married.... but consciously selling your wife in the pay4play world that is just wrong. sorry that's my opinion.

WondersOfTheWrld 1534 reads
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30 / 48

to judge others when your lifestyle and choices could be judged too. I think prostitutes and johns are some of the last people that should be judging others for their unconventional choices, but if that's your style and how you like to approach life, good for you. Judge on to your heart's content!!! In the meantime, if you don't want to hear opposing opinions (since this is a discussion board), please click the ignore button.

MagicMedic 5 Reviews 1372 reads
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31 / 48

Assuming you agree that you are wrong about providing not being a career, then any other career after would be a second career.

 "Sorry to disillusion you...but the longer some wait to get going...  
   
 They never get going."

Disillusion me? I have no false ideas about this, instead choose to encourage as opposed to discourage. There is a huge benefit to hiring an employee that is 40 over one that is 20. The maturity brought to the job can be invaluable and only gained by experience not by reading a book and passing a class.
   
 "We could debate this till forever...but the fact remains is that careers are built in their 20's and 30's.  If you are going to compete and give away 10-20 years of experience and hope to succeed...it's a pipe dream."  
   
Pipe dream? Only if you have no confidence in yourself. I could lose everything right now and be back in less than a year. Granted not everyone could, but not everyone could handle the crap some of these ladies have to put up with either

I appreciate life and unless I'm dead, I can reinvent myself and succeed. That is confidence, not cockiness.

MM
 

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Dr Who revived 1481 reads
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Most are in this due to circumstances.  And most would be gone from this if they had a viable option.

To pretend to call this work a career is laughable.  

Sometimes people need a serious kick in the ass to get going.  Even then most will cower from a chance to succeed.

SoftlySarah See my TER Reviews 1421 reads
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First of all, nobody but me decides what to do with my body and my time. If I were in a relationship, that would still remain the case. Nobody is "selling me". I am the only active agent in what I do- I am not passively being "sold".  

Maybe that's why it's so incomprehensible to you. You automatically assume a woman is owned/managed by her husband? And whatever she does is because he "allows" it? Interesting indeed.

 
Posted By: viptaylorsteele
just don't get married then. listen I don't believe in the institution of marriage but I don't believe two people married should be in this biz... it's one thing to experiment with threesomes or foursomes if you're married.... but consciously selling your wife in the pay4play world that is just wrong. sorry that's my opinion.
-- Modified on 7/1/2013 10:53:56 PM

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1228 reads
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AlexandraMilw See my TER Reviews 1229 reads
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35 / 48

that although there are pimps out there and low life guys who don't want to get jobs and live off their wife...

Sometimes there are other factors. Maybe someone is going to school, can;t find work, maybe the guy is a stay at home dad... many things. Men don't own women. Some have open relationships, others it is just a job (not personal).

It is all on how you view things. I am single, but I'd be damned if anyone thought they'd tell me what to do or take my money that I earn. Of course if I was settling down with someone I loved, I won't be in this... I don't even need that, as I am slowly getting out of this. I have other things I want to concentrate on.

Sorry, I don't find this as "being sold". It is what I chose to do and enjoy for the majority of the time. Most gals don't have this mindset, but I would bet many (good) TER gals feel the same as I do.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1516 reads
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I just got that "kick in the ass" last week. So, trust me...I hear ya loud and clear, but this would not be my "first" career. I worked as both a Pharm Rep and a Paralegal, and quite frankly I should have stuck with the Pharm Rep job because I was still a whore, but got paid much more.

MagicMedic 5 Reviews 1513 reads
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A term I have seen here often is "You are painting with a broad brush".

Is a career work? If so than work is a career.

If you do a job and get paid for it, pay your bills, and take care of your family, then that sounds like a career to me. Many people, not only providers, change their line of work because it no longer suits them or makes them happy. Most people have stayed in a job that they don't like because they still have bills to pay, it's no different for a provider (I'm assuming).

I give kudos to those that go back to school, and better themselves.

Now I do agree with you that some, even with that kick in the ass will never do anything but cover their backside and say ouch!

MM

SoftlySarah See my TER Reviews 1480 reads
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Posted By: ChgoCPA
And most would be gone from this if they had a viable option.
 
I would seriously debate this assertion. What constitutes a viable option?  
   
Posted By: ChgoCPA
To pretend to call this work a career is laughable.
 
You're just jealous nobody will pay to sleep with you. ;)    
   
Posted By: ChgoCPA
Sometimes people need a serious kick in the ass to get going.  Even then most will cower from a chance to succeed.
 
I won't disagree with you here. Best part of your whole post.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1238 reads
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I understand where you are coming from, with only one exception...I don't think the wife is allowing her husband to sell her or vice versa. There are many things about other relationships that I don't agree with, nor will I ever comprehend, but as long as those people are not pushing their views on me, I couldn't care less. For ME, no way in hell I would be doing this and then going home to some guy who was not out doing the same thing. Most men find the idea rather disgusting unless THEY are into swinging and open relationships.  

You can't use people on a fk board as the standard for those in the real word, so I am with you on that. Not one person I know in real life would be with a woman who was an active provider...most of the men I hang around with are simply not into that. It's not about jealousy either as most always try to suggest, but about the "ick" factor. I would not want to kiss a guy who just went down on gosh knows how many strange vaginas, and other than the people HERE, most guys don't want to be with a woman who just took a gallon of spunk down her throat.  

As for the moral issues...don't care one way or the other. It's the "ick" factor for me. Why? Because I would be screwing my man WITHOUT a condom in the hopes that he was clean. It's just something you don't want to have to worry about with a guy you are dating, even though you can never be 100 percent sure. I could be "faithful" to one man, but living with the same person day after day, would be the hardest adjustment for me. I've never had a problem keeping my legs closed

Rudy50 15 Reviews 1157 reads
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Just because a careers in professional football are notoriously short doesn't mean they aren't careers.  
They're just short.  Moving into coaching may be possible for a few but that's a new career, not part of the old one.  Hookers can work well into their 40's  if they take care of their bodies and have good genes to start with.  Has any football player over 45 played for money other than kickers?

Rudy50 15 Reviews 1341 reads
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Does your view change if the man/husband has his own paying career, so that he is not living off the work of his girlfriend/wife?  I'm trying to understand if your aversion to the situation is because you believe the man should be the dominant economic provider or that a married person should not tolerate his/her partner having regular sex with others.

Dr Who revived 1164 reads
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To achieve a career in pro sports typically starts as a youngster...and with years of training and commitment.

Any woman can be a hooker.  There are NO entry barriers.  And certainly no training required  LOL

Age has nothing to do with careers.  I don't recall any 7 year old kid saying "I wanna be a hooker"....but I'm sure someone out there can refute that as well!
Posted By: Rudy50
Just because a careers in professional football are notoriously short doesn't mean they aren't careers.    
 They're just short.  Moving into coaching may be possible for a few but that's a new career, not part of the old one.  Hookers can work well into their 40's  if they take care of their bodies and have good genes to start with.  Has any football player over 45 played for money other than kickers?

3mdssa 1486 reads
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No to both.  

If married, one shouldn't be 'selling herself' to be with others. Go get a job that doesn't involve what is supposed to be sacred between married couples. Period.  

Get a divorce or don't be married then if you can't resist that fact. I mean really, it's really not all that hard to understand.

Idk who you are...let's take a lil scenario...you're laying in bed with wifey poo and she wakes up one morning, rolls over and says honey, I want to be a hooker today. That's going to be my gig, you don't have a problem with that now do you?  

I can assure you I can only imagine what would go thru the minds of any respectful and decent husband and I would feel for him. Now on the flipside if it's a husband 'asking' his wife to be a hooker, then that's a whole other topic of conversation and you don't know what I think should be done with that guy.  

Take it as you will.

justanillusion 1278 reads
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So basically because she has three orifices she can fuck strange men for money? Okay then any man can be a rapist, he has a penis so why not?  Do guys at 15 wake up and say well, when I am 45(go younger om older}and my wife looks at me like I am a pile of god poo I will start paying for sex?

I know you're referring to careers but seriously some of the things you say are just well, odd. And I thought I would comment on the odd stuff, lol

You are seeming more angry these days over trite stuff. What's the heck is going on with you?

Dr Who revived 1431 reads
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Nah...I throw this crap out there to just "stir the pot".

If you've followed my crap for any length of time there is a pattern to my garbage.

When the threads get so mushy I like to just see what will happen when shit is thrown.

Haven't been disappointed yet  :D

And many try and alert the kids that it's all just trolling...but they still don't pay attention.  

Priceless

But any woman could be a hooker.  Most don't go there just as most men don't take up rape as a profession.  You should hear me debate live...it's sometimes more bizarre when I look someone in the eye and pull shit out of my ass...and convince them it's real.  Even those who have known me a VERY long time  LOL
Posted By: justanillusion
So basically because she has three orifices she can fuck strange men for money? Okay then any man can be a rapist, he has a penis so why not?  Do guys at 15 wake up and say well, when I am 45(go younger om older}and my wife looks at me like I am a pile of god poo I will start paying for sex?  
   
 I know you're referring to careers but seriously some of the things you say are just well, odd. And I thought I would comment on the odd stuff, lol  
   
 You are seeming more angry these days over trite stuff. What's the heck is going on with you?

justanillusion 1141 reads
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So EVERY woman has the wherewithall to be a hooker as does EVERY men have the wherewithall to be a rapist.

Now, what makes a hooker and a rapist? The desire or need or opportunity to do so.  

Relax and don't take some of this stuff so seriously. You can have a great sense of humor when you choose to use it minus the petty insults. You are waaaay too bright to stoop. Yes that is a compliment.

Dr Who revived 1830 reads
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You should know that I'm quite easy going...and much of this is directed to see what and why people react to.

Human nature is all too predictable.  Hence some posters (both men and women) are very good at stirring shit up...and walking away to let the inmates go nuts.

You should also know how many of the inmates are good pals of mine...via email and PM.

Do you have VIP?  Shoot me a PM if you do.  If not, do you use email?

BTW...only a couple of hits on these posts.  Most never get this far down the page and it looks like this thread will be on page 2 shortly...never to be seen again  LOL
Posted By: justanillusion
So EVERY woman has the wherewithall to be a hooker as does EVERY men have the wherewithall to be a rapist.  
   
 Now, what makes a hooker and a rapist? The desire or need or opportunity to do so.  
   
 Relax and don't take some of this stuff so seriously. You can have a great sense of humor when you choose to use it minus the petty insults. You are waaaay too bright to stoop. Yes that is a compliment.

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