"bitching" about prices....

indy123

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I'm kinda new here and being as I don't reside in TO, I can't really post reviews about any of TO's offerings.

However I do keep up on the SP scene stateside and I am a frequent visitor to XE.com currency convertor.

Sure some of the TO SPs may be charging a bit much for CA standards but compared to what we have to deal with stateside, you guys are very fortunate.

If I ever become independantly wealthy, I am relocating to TO and inviting my favorite SPs over every day for afternoon tea.
 

booboobear

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Re: Happy to share!

Serenity said:
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Thanks for the positive feedback everyone! Its nice to feel appreciated

Oh and I'm 20 years old.

Before anyone says it, YES I KNOW I'M YOUNG! :)

And as Marshal pointed out, my site is back up. And before someone asks, those new pictures I was talking about are coming! I just have to get a free evening to do them!

Happy people are always appreciated.

20 is PERFECT, makes me feel younger.

What is your site address, I've got to see some pics
 

gala

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Annessa said:
number of woman I have councelled (and still councel) .... silent unspoken realization for most of them until at some point something triggers and a whole new feeling or perception comes along with it.
I don't doubt that you do know such women. I'm just pointing out that it's not the way most SPs see things. There are all kinds of different people, everyone is different.

Are there women who are doing this job who are deeply conflicted about it, and probably shouldn't be? Yes. There was a story on the board awhile back about a woman who quit the business and subsequently accepted Jesus Christ as her personal savior. She decided her clients should as well and went back to out them all in order to save them from hell. That woman was obviously deeply conflicted about what she was doing, and probably never should have been an SP.

But does this mean that all SPs are like that? No. Most quit for more ordinary and boring reasons: they earned what they wanted, they got too old, they found a husband and decided to settle down, they finished school and decided to move on to something else, they moved away, or whatever. Very few go through some kind of personal crisis over the preciousness of their sexuality. Certainly some do. It's certainly a legitimate belief to hold.

Again, I'm just pointing out that everyone's different and there are as many reasons for quitting the business as there are for getting into it.

How all this relates to pricing I don't know. We're way off topic. Pricing is determined by the law of supply and demand and depends on how many women are willing to sell the service and how many men are willing to buy it.


I'm speaking from facts because I'm on the front lines... are you? I think not.
Am I on the front lines? No. Do I have personal relationships with SPs and former SPs? Yes. I have fairly deep personal connections into this industry as well. I won't elaborate, so since you are you are entitled to claim I'm making this up and that you somehow "win" on the "I know more than you, you're ignorant" thing.
 

booboobear

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Annessa said:
I'm not speaking from my own personal feelings but from the number of woman I have councelled

Their theme is rather common and it's a silent unspoken realization for most of them until at some point something triggers and a whole new feeling or perception comes along with it.

I'm speaking from facts because I'm on the front lines... are you? I think not.

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However, the person I am today is an amazing person and I know my 'job' had a part in that.

IF I hated my job that much then I would get out, but I don't and it's also easier said then done.



All the best,
Annessa [/B]
I wonder what percent of these sps who have this sudden realization had personal or emotional problems before they became an sp. You don't have to be an sp to decide one day that the life you have been living needs changing or perhaps you should have done something else.

I personally don't think that because you are in the front lines it makes your opinion more valueable I think that just gives people the right to put their own slant on certain facts which anyone can be aware of whether they work in the industry or not.

If your job made you an "amazing " person I guess it can't be that bad it's how you see it.
 
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