... Perfection is not the standard in question. But basic literacy is the standard that is in question. If it's hard to read, ... It's also a fair, but not perfect indicator of the providers level of educational attainment and intelligence (in that order).
As to whether we're looking for a gal who can fuck or who can think clearly and write, my answer to that question is that i presents a false dichotomy. I want both. And frankly, it's not that hard to find. There are gals at $200, $300, and up who have excellent BCD skills and who can communicate well in writing. Why the hell would I accept on who can't do both when one who can is readily available.
I like MSOG. I take a bit of time to recharge. So some moderately intelligent conversation during a back rub in part of the package. I just don't see why that is hard to understand.
Originally Posted by TexTushHog
very good description of what you look for in some women [maybe all the ones you seek??]
that's very close to my view of the world as well. whether it's pre-consultation, consultation, or post-consultation time, i prefer an engaging conversation to fill in the time.
but......
POD and TTH, I understand fully what you are saying and agree to why YOU think that way. ...
When I have time for an extended visit I too prefer someone I can talk intelligently with while not actively engaged in sexual activities. But understand the other side of the coin. If I just need to have a fast and furious romp, I don't check the providers posting history to see how well she presents herself through writing skills. I look at the obvious for a body type I like and reviews to see if she does what I like.
Guess we will have to agree to disagree on parts of this one. We all like the same thing in different ways.
Originally Posted by cheatercheater
there are times when i'm on the same wavelength as cheatercheater - sometimes i just want to get in, get it on, and get out. usually, i head to an amp for that, but there are a few of my favs that i go to for this.
communication is the key - it doesnt have to be perfect, but it has to be coherent and understandable.