I agree, but...
Part of the problem I have is that I am having a little trouble distinguishing between what is said "during the moment" and what is really meant and whether or not it is true.
Is it really true that when she says that we have so much in common that we should be friends outside of the professional relationship? I am not sure that that is called for unless it is meant. If it is not the case, why say it at all?
I am not so naive to think that everything the woman says is true, but where do you draw the line?
It then goes beyond the professional relationship, and as Angel Aurora says, "but realistically, this is not a personal relationship we're talking about. This is a business..."
It is not that I wouldn't mind being friends outside of the business relationship, but it complicates things a lot. And the business would infringe on the friendship, and the friendship on the business. Corena states it well about jealousy, "that it does nothing but harm..."
I am looking for an SP I can visit on a regular basis, who knows my wants, etc. without having to talk about it, which enhances the GFE (which is what I want). I don't expect fidelity from her; she shouldn't from me. And I do get jealous, if you call it that, when "my SP" is booked, not because someone else is with her, but because I can not be when I want to be.
Unfortunately, since society teaches us that feelings and sex go together, it is almost impossible to separate the two for many of us.