I came across the community in a bit of a strange way; a few know my story most should really care less. I lurked for a couple months looking for a few facts, and then in March I became an active poster here and I jumped in looking for a few life experiences that I doubt I would encounter otherwise. I have attempted to be a positive member of this community, trying to give a bit more than I take. I have to admit I find some of what goes on here juvenile and petty, but I also find the vast majority of the information, stories, and advice given to be fascinating, even if not useful to me personally.
There are a few people I have encountered here that have earned my respect and loyalty. I want to take a few moments to thank them. In no real order
Toyz: you took me under your wing treated me with respect and gave me solid advice, when I was so new I didn’t even know the right questions to ask. Thank you for that, I know we joke and rib each other from time to time, and we disagree on some pretty basic things around here, but know that I hold nothing but respect for you and your experiences.
Candi Staxx: You were my first, that’s pretty special to me. You also set the bar pretty high not only in how you interact with clients, before during and after. But in how you treat people in general, you so effortlessly find the silver lining to any cloud; a lesson I am still trying to master.
Still Looking: you are brash bold, honest, and forthright. To say anything positive about you sounds like I am sucking up to the old guard, to say anything negative is to fear encoring the wrath of the graduates of the SL training program
that said you have done kindness that only a few will ever know of and that is amazing. True generosity seeks no validation. It is a common thread we share, even though our coffers are of considerably different sizes. Nikki White: my goodness! What can I say I have never met anyone like you, (and I hope I never do again, my poor brain couldn’t handle it) You have an ability to let people relax and have things feel so effortless. You remind me of what it is like to be unique, something that years of being a corporate wage slave has beat out of me. May you never find a fruit roll up in your grilled cheese again!
Miss Valentina: you set yourself apart in so many ways; I am not sure what I can say here that would mean much to anyone reading this besides the two of us. Thank you for never pulling a punch, always speaking your mind, and offering life advice I would have to pay far more for, and probably not heed anyway.
CD3: Thank the stars I don’t live in Dallas I would be broke and dead by now!
There are so many other people I have interacted with here that have left an impact on me; I hope to be around for 10,000 more posts.
So in closing, anyone wanna fuck?
... but alas you have that market cornered.
