- VIP Mya Michelle
- 11-30-2012, 10:59 PM
Right on, I am in the same boat, i stay put. Not to mention no breaking bread with hotels, 100% profit, the way it's meant to be
- norseman
- 12-01-2012, 01:01 AM
Understanding that spelling and punctuation matters little, if any, when savoring the company of a woman. Nonetheless, prior to that point in time it does matter. None of us fail to misuse or misspell a word. A simple word like "too " makes a big difference when writing. "To" is a preposition. "Too" is an adverb. "To" generally precedes an action. For example, "Tara, I am going to go down on you and make you smile." Whereas the word "too" is another way of saying also. For example, "I too (also) want you going down on me." When unsure whether to use "to" or "too", see if "also", "additionally", or "extremely" work in place of "too". If not, then "to" is the word to use.
Thus, "Tara, I am going (also, additionally, extremely) down on you" does not work, and "to" is the proper spelling to use.
With this in mind, I offer the following boner inducing, loin quivering amended Tara post.
"I was talking with my client the other day, and he was telling me about a provider he frequently visited. Every time he called her she had a new location. He thought it was weird that she would always change locations. So, my question is: Do you feel safer going to see a provider who is always in the same location, or do you mind if she is always changing locations?"
It's the provider that matters first and foremost in my mind. That said, if the location changes between Dallas, Ft. Worth, Sherman, Arlington, and Addison, that is a problem.
Thus, "Tara, I am going (also, additionally, extremely) down on you" does not work, and "to" is the proper spelling to use.
With this in mind, I offer the following boner inducing, loin quivering amended Tara post.
"I was talking with my client the other day, and he was telling me about a provider he frequently visited. Every time he called her she had a new location. He thought it was weird that she would always change locations. So, my question is: Do you feel safer going to see a provider who is always in the same location, or do you mind if she is always changing locations?"
It's the provider that matters first and foremost in my mind. That said, if the location changes between Dallas, Ft. Worth, Sherman, Arlington, and Addison, that is a problem.
- Texmedic
- 12-01-2012, 11:47 AM
hope a comment from a Houston hobbiest is okay. Every Provider has a different situation. I have found that low to mid volume providers tend to stay in one place for long periods of time. Since the volume is not the revolving door type, they have a better chance of going un-noticed by neighbors whether in a subdivision, apartment complex or condos. It seems to offer stability - at least to me. I stay away from hourly motels and only see ladies in nicer hotels when they visit. That is how I have seen some of the really nice DFW ladies when they come to Htown. I think it is going to be whatever comfort level the lady or client feels safe with.