Now weed is legalized, I wonder if agencies will be more open to clients or sp's using weed right before session or during session? For those of you (clients or sps) who combine weed and sex, will legalized weed usage change the way you use weed for sex?
marijuana is now legal. Would it change the way you use it before and during session?
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If weed is legal, why not prostitution?? Come on Justin... I know you’re reading this - get with it! Lol
It's still not legal in my incall location. I know a few clients were a little high here in the past, but no one can smoke janga or cigarette, or drink alcohol in my place. Otherwise if you want to be high, there are lot of 420 friendly good provider in the business. I highly recommend to visit them.
Lets not forget the fact that it is now officially monopolized by the government and elites.
Yes, and I am very curious on how it’s going to work out for everyone, consumers and onlookers.
I highly recommend people check out a device called the pax 3.... a palm sized vaporizer that can be used for dry herb and oils. Minimal smell is generated.
It's pricey but so worth it. Super discrete
It's pricey but so worth it. Super discrete
Wow... another reason not to see you ! Thanks for the heads up! I guess the fact that being high doubles the intensity of an orgasm has no bearing on your willingness to provide pleasure to your clientele. Not that anyone should expect to smoke at the incall, but many arrive there already buzzed.... what is wrong with that?It's still not legal in my incall location. I know a few clients were a little high here in the past, but no one can smoke janga or cigarette, or drink alcohol in my place. Otherwise if you want to be high, there are lot of 420 friendly good provider in the business. I highly recommend to visit them.
The only problem with legalization is most condos now put in a no vaping,no smoking and no growing of cannabis plants inside or on the balcony!
So the downfall of this is it can lead to potentially having the tenant evicted if they don’t abide that the new condo regulations.
The only way around this is if you are medicallly prescribe cannibis.
It is understandable why the condo boards would implement these requirements cause the units pretty share all the same air systems
So the downfall of this is it can lead to potentially having the tenant evicted if they don’t abide that the new condo regulations.
The only way around this is if you are medicallly prescribe cannibis.
It is understandable why the condo boards would implement these requirements cause the units pretty share all the same air systems
even before it became legal I noticed some clients saying they couldn't drive to me because they had smoked. Also more people are asking to smoke at my incall & as iris has said - its not legal in my incall.
I’ve been high for every appointment I’ve ever made with an SP, probably close to 1000. Never once have they turned me away
And I’m old school, smoke a J in the parking lot 20 minutes before my appointment, none of this fancy vape stuff
I don’t think oct 17 changes anything
And I’m old school, smoke a J in the parking lot 20 minutes before my appointment, none of this fancy vape stuff
I don’t think oct 17 changes anything
Don’t worry dude, there’s tons of hot young SPs in Toronto who are down with the weed and provide better service anyway... also have tight bodies still , gotta be in with the new, out with the old
Is this funny or what?? :biggrin1:
https://www.cp24.com/news/edmonton-...s-in-front-of-pot-shop-on-first-day-1.4140394
https://www.cp24.com/news/edmonton-...s-in-front-of-pot-shop-on-first-day-1.4140394
I am not going to comment on the pros and cons of smoking marijuana, but the government both at the federal and provincial level has opened themselves up to huge legal liabilities from some who will claim that their health was damage from government supplied cannabis , the new dealer. The black market drug dealers are exempt from such legal liability. The court costs for the legal action against the government and the compensation to the "victims" will not be paid with the profits that the government gets from selling cannabis, instead the tax payers will be on the hook.
Ummmmm I can certainly understand an SP not being particularly thrilled with a client showing up under the influence of something. Even if you are a good guy, being under the influence means you're probably not acting like you, and that could potentially put her at risk. FWIW I have no issue with weed but I can understand her concerns.
you do realize that Reefer Madness was a phony propaganda film, right? How does being mellow and happy pose a risk? Alcohol is far more dangerous in terms of inciting violence and /or regurgitation
