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Alcoholism among Hobbyist and Providers
Udo 599 reads
posted
1 / 30

It seems like the life of an average hobbyist and average provider is very depressing. I just wonder how many people in this community really are serious alcoholics.

Men, most likely feel the guilt of cheating on their wives or SO while the providers drink to allow them to sell their bodies to ugly fat hobbyists all in the name of the right amount of cash!

Sadness leads to alcoholism!

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 347 reads
posted
2 / 30

If I want to drink, I do, and then stop when I don't want it anymore. My biggest addictions are TER and cigarettes. Sadness as you say, also leads to MANY addictions including the hobby. Luckily, sex won't rot your liver lol. Might eventually cost you your wife, kids, house, and dog, but hopefully you will still have your health.

I don't know about the "average provider" but all of the women I know personally have none of these issues. Granted none of them have ever been abused or led a tough life before coming here, so that could also have something to do with it.

They are well grounded, work part time, and are actually very happy people who are not on any type of anti depressants. My BFF Kera, gets drunk off of just ONE drink, does not smoke, and certainly has never done drugs of any kind. For a 22 year old, she is one of the most mature and well rounded people I know in this business.

-- Modified on 12/9/2012 7:49:16 PM

MeatHelmet 290 reads
posted
3 / 30

What would make you think there's a serious alcohol problem in this so-called hobby?  How do you know this to be true?  I know some girls who are drinkers and some who aren't.  Some used weed or pills, some don't.  And for those who do, how do you "know" it's because of having to "sell their bodies to ugly fat hobbyists?"  How many hobbyists do you even know?  It leads me to wonder if you are the ugly, fat, sad one.
If you really believe this, why do you hobby?  And why do you post?

MsDynamite See my TER Reviews 236 reads
posted
4 / 30

Posted By: Udo
It seems like the life of an average hobbyist and average provider is very depressing. I just wonder how many people in this community really are serious alcoholics.

Men, most likely feel the guilt of cheating on their wives or SO while the providers drink to allow them to sell their bodies to ugly fat hobbyists all in the name of the right amount of cash!

Sadness leads to alcoholism!

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 224 reads
posted
5 / 30

that you somehow didn't co-relate that with hobbyists and hookers in Thailand and Mexico...

I don't drink anymore man.. I gave up about 3 years ago. I remember last time I had a drink was when 2010 NFL Playoffs were on.

But if you keep posting, I might have start drinking again....I mean heavily...

sethric56 14 Reviews 183 reads
posted
6 / 30

This guy needs to pull his bottom lip over his head and swallow.

Dr Who revived 211 reads
posted
8 / 30

Yep...you hit the nail on the head once again  LOL

When is your book coming out?

Posted By: Udo
It seems like the life of an average hobbyist and average provider is very depressing. I just wonder how many people in this community really are serious alcoholics.

Men, most likely feel the guilt of cheating on their wives or SO while the providers drink to allow them to sell their bodies to ugly fat hobbyists all in the name of the right amount of cash!

Sadness leads to alcoholism!

TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 226 reads
posted
9 / 30

I have beer for breakfast sometimes.
I do not see escorts like that.
If anything. The idea of an upcoming date keeps me sober.
Nails cut, balls shaved, breath perfect.
I get ready for a date. As all of you should.
Have respect. Gentleman.

Dr Who revived 172 reads
posted
10 / 30

Or is that only FIDCUOF's vice?

Who the fuck is buying anyhow?

Maybe we should take up hash smoking instead  LOL

Posted By: Back_In_Black
nice try ! Jesus loves u get help or help yourself ! U crack me up !

Dr Who revived 196 reads
posted
11 / 30

Keeps all this nonsense in perspective.

When the hell is Tebow getting in the game?

Bet he drinks...when no one is looking  :D

Posted By: CurlyW
that you somehow didn't co-relate that with hobbyists and hookers in Thailand and Mexico...

I don't drink anymore man.. I gave up about 3 years ago. I remember last time I had a drink was when 2010 NFL Playoffs were on.

But if you keep posting, I might have start drinking again....I mean heavily...

CubbieFan2 21 Reviews 186 reads
posted
12 / 30

Posted By: London Rayne
If I want to drink, I do, and then stop when I don't want it anymore. My biggest addictions are TER and cigarettes. Sadness as you say, also leads to MANY addictions including the hobby. Luckily, sex won't rot your liver lol. Might eventually cost you your wife, kids, house, and dog, but hopefully you will still have your health.

I don't know about the "average provider" but all of the women I know personally have none of these issues. Granted none of them have ever been abused or led a tough life before coming here, so that could also have something to do with it.

They are well grounded, work part time, and are actually very happy people who are not on any type of anti depressants. My BFF Kera, gets drunk off of just ONE drink, does not smoke, and certainly has never done drugs of any kind. For a 22 year old, she is one of the most mature and well rounded people I know in this business.

-- Modified on 12/9/2012 7:49:16 PM

harborview 10 Reviews 189 reads
posted
13 / 30

but that's it.  I can't recall the last time I had a whole swallow.

Robertini 4 Reviews 167 reads
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14 / 30
MissAliceQuinn See my TER Reviews 314 reads
posted
15 / 30

Most of the women I know drink little to none, both during dates and during regular life. I myself would be hard pressed to have more than 2 glasses of wine during a dinner, and I drink MORE than my friends who are engaged in this lifestyle. Maybe one glass during an encounter.

To be fair, the women who I am referring to, like myself, have chosen to do this and have chosen to be responsible with it. The women who perhaps feel there is no other way (regardless of whether that's true or not) .... I can see them harboring the need for more alcohol.

Kiss me,

Kate

crazyshit 207 reads
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16 / 30
Dr. joe 32 Reviews 245 reads
posted
17 / 30

I have been a lot less active in the hobby over the past few years, but I still get great pleasure and satisfaction out of meeting the women I do.  
If I felt guilty I wouldn't be meeting them.
I certainly hope none of the attractive women I have met have had to drink themselves into oblivion to spend time with me. (If I thought so, this would also prevent me from meeting them.)

Khori See my TER Reviews 176 reads
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18 / 30
Khori See my TER Reviews 192 reads
posted
19 / 30

I was hoping he was at the Heisman's awards...damn it!  He's so hot.....just saying....

ring1975 1 Reviews 172 reads
posted
20 / 30

If I have a drink, I make it something worth drinking. If I see a provider, the same applies. I used to own two pubs, and my only lingering habit from that is a love of Guinness.

StraightCountry 3 Reviews 168 reads
posted
21 / 30

Those are some pretty broad statements.  Are the percentages much different than in society as a whole.  Their are a lot of depressed and alcoholic people out there that you would never even suspect.  Everyone has their own demons and deals with them in their own ways.  People do not always pick healthy or positive coping methods.

StraightCountry 3 Reviews 257 reads
posted
22 / 30

I draw the line at losing the dog too.  

By the way before anyone is offended I am not married and have no kids.  Do have two dogs though and I could never see giving them up.

MsDynamite See my TER Reviews 244 reads
posted
23 / 30

Posted By: Udo
It seems like the life of an average hobbyist and average provider is very depressing. I just wonder how many people in this community really are serious alcoholics.

Men, most likely feel the guilt of cheating on their wives or SO while the providers drink to allow them to sell their bodies to ugly fat hobbyists all in the name of the right amount of cash!

Sadness leads to alcoholism!

Kelly_James See my TER Reviews 144 reads
posted
24 / 30

And, just to clarify, when I type ":P" that is internet speak for sticking my tongue out and means I am simply kidding in a friendly manner.  Don't take it so damn personal this time :P

Posted By: ChgoCPA
Or is that only FIDCUOF's vice?

Who the fuck is buying anyhow?

Maybe we should take up hash smoking instead  LOL
Posted By: Back_In_Black
nice try ! Jesus loves u get help or help yourself ! U crack me up !

lvchi4u 14 Reviews 197 reads
posted
25 / 30

I'm from Europe... we only consider people alcoholics if they can't handle their booze and write stupid posts like this.

Beer with lunch... Wine with dinner.  Pretty much everyday and profiteers in America call that alcoholism. Whatever.

Ugly fat hobbyists?

Lol...  Sounds like your life is really pathetic.

Whatever... Good luck trying to spread your misery to everybody. Some of us Hobby so we are not put in a sad position like you are where somebody else is obviously wearing the pants.

-- Cheers!



Posted By: Udo
It seems like the life of an average hobbyist and average provider is very depressing. I just wonder how many people in this community really are serious alcoholics.

Men, most likely feel the guilt of cheating on their wives or SO while the providers drink to allow them to sell their bodies to ugly fat hobbyists all in the name of the right amount of cash!

Sadness leads to alcoholism!
-- Modified on 12/10/2012 5:18:54 AM

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 192 reads
posted
26 / 30

I bet he would have gotten some playing time if it were not for that.. Jets used some other dude in their previous game that they won by 1 point...

Next year CPA....next year... I bet you he will be traded to some other team and be starting quarterback.

I bet you that...

-- Modified on 12/10/2012 7:16:15 AM

ring1975 1 Reviews 169 reads
posted
27 / 30

Regarding the OP: Sadness doesn't cause alcoholism, if there really is such a disease. I contend that point is debatable. Alcohol IS a depressant, however, so people who are sad can exacerbate those feelings by drinking.
However, to simply state that people enjoying a stiff drink and a stiffy for fun are ready for rehab is simplistic.
Who doesn't enjoy the warmth of a light buzz and then some fun in bed....or the shower....or wherever?
The idea that anyone who drinks has an issue is prohibitionist crap brought to you by the social police in the country, who I think should stay the hell out of my business.
Their morality isn't mine, and they've stigmatized a single glass of wine so that it raises eyebrows in some communities. That's bullshit.

Dr Who revived 147 reads
posted
28 / 30

There is nothing on these boards that I take personally.

Seriously  :D

Posted By: Kelly_James
And, just to clarify, when I type ":P" that is internet speak for sticking my tongue out and means I am simply kidding in a friendly manner.  Don't take it so damn personal this time :P
Posted By: ChgoCPA
Or is that only FIDCUOF's vice?

Who the fuck is buying anyhow?

Maybe we should take up hash smoking instead  LOL
Posted By: Back_In_Black
nice try ! Jesus loves u get help or help yourself ! U crack me up !

Dr Who revived 179 reads
posted
29 / 30

And the only place he would be starting at would be Florida.

But I'll bet that he doesn't have any NCAA eligibility left   :D

Posted By: CurlyW
I bet he would have gotten some playing time if it were not for that.. Jets used some other dude in their previous game that they won by 1 point...

Next year CPA....next year... I bet you he will be traded to some other team and be starting quarterback.

I bet you that...

-- Modified on 12/10/2012 7:16:15 AM

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 289 reads
posted
30 / 30

It's not people in the hobby who have issues, because they likely had them BEFORE coming here. Just do a search for statistics on alcoholism and depression, and see what the facts are. It's far from being a "hobby" problem, but more like a worldwide problem. In Europe the percentage is much lower, because people seem to be more relaxed. Americans are always on the go, and the "right now" generation, and that leads to a variety of problems and addictions.

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