Alleged College-Educated providers

Jeesh

Sensuality, Friendliness, Open Mindedness, Empathy, Sense of humor. That's what's important in a provider.

I got 4 stinking college degrees and they dont make me one bit smarter.

I got 4 stinking college degrees and they dont make me one bit smarter. Originally Posted by flinde

Beg to differ, flinde.

Remember that one review in which I wrote,

"...I hung up my blazer..."

and your reply was:

"Oh, a sport coat (blazer). So thats how you get all the hotties."

?

Your four stinking college degrees did make you one bit smarter...and a bit of a smartass!

But, yes, I agree with you on the other ("Sensuality...") part.

Oh yeah, I always ask to see their diploma(s) before I cum lol

Wait? So you guys are telling me I'm the only one who needs to have a girl talk dirty matrix differential calculus for me to climax!? LOL But in all seriousness, a more educated provider tends to be a more sociable, easier lady to talk to which is a huge plus for me! I don't think it demands a higher rate though, and something I would not go out of my way to seek out. If that was the case, my three degrees should entitle me to a discount! I think I get a pretty good feel for how much is rattling around upstairs for a lot of ladies based on their board posts though. It is not usually a disqualifying factor though. Just my .02...

Oh yeah, I always ask to see their diploma(s) before I cum lol Originally Posted by ammonite

Yes, Ammo -- Insist on the ones who've earned their degrees with a Magna Cum Loudly!

I'm not sure how education would equal higher donations unless someone were actually expecting the provider to accompany them to a social or business event to impress others for something in addition to their looks.

Right, like THAT is what I am looking for.

Oh yeah, I always ask to see their diploma(s) before I cum lol Originally Posted by ammonite

Ha ha dam your bad ammo!

I kinda limit myself to only the Ivy league gals.

Tho' sometimes I'll go slumming.

THANKS CAREER POINT!

Sympy.

what i like is when they say "educated" and can't spell or put together a sentence LOL

what i like is when they say "educated" and can't spell or put together a sentence LOL Originally Posted by Alyssa Nicole

Yep lol unless they are on a cell phone doing text lingo then its cool I guess lol

what i like is when they say "educated" and can't spell or put together a sentence LOL Originally Posted by Alyssa Nicole

Alyssa:
I know you, you are very smart.

Think I've said this before somewhere, but as an allegedly college educated 'hobbyist' with a BA in English and minors in Philosophy/Religious Studies (best 5.5 years of my life I can barely remember), I hardly feel like it matters in the long run. Sure as hell didn't make me rich or prestigious in any way, but contributed greatly to the individual I am today, though moreso the experiences that took place in the environment and not necessarilly the classrooms. Not wanting to teach which was the only option available with my degree, I ended up the most well-read guy on the loading dock, or wherever else I was toiling for a living.
Anyway, I have met high school dropouts who were fascinating, well rounded people I could converse with for hours on a variety of topics, and have met PhDs who were boring dipshits. It is the sum of our experiences that are our education, and how we choose to apply them that are our apparent intellect and certainly what makes us stimulating individuals to spend time with... though as far as providers go you have the distinct advantage of being lovelies as well. Still I definitely get most turned on by a woman I can talk to, not necessarily analyzing Shakespeare in bed for sure, but beyond small, or pillow talk enough to give me a sense of who they are. The experience of being with a 'courtesan' if you will, is beyond the physical.. the connection, or even illusion thereof, and the thrill of engaging banter and exchanging of charm and wit are to me the essence of 'GFE'.

I firmly believe a college education is not only about the fact and book knowledge you learn but learning a productive thought process. Ie. Problem solving and critical thinking.

Yes, Ammo -- Insist on the ones who've earned their degrees with a Magna Cum Loudly! Originally Posted by GaryVee

LOL, Now that was clever!

I don't believe a degree is a prerequisite for good conversation just an out going personality and a willingness to listen (at least able to fake it). Granted, I don't expect us to be discussing politics, budget concerns, stock market, theoretical mathematics and quantum mechanics.

I have met many intelligent people without degrees able to articulate well in a conversation. Most are honest enough to say they are not up to speed on certain topics and are most welcome to be enlighten on the particulars there of. Which leads to a very informative conversation. I have also met people with letters at the end of their name that can go on on about economic theory then ask if planes were used during WWII (which actually happened, I thought the person was joking, he wasn't.).