@michellexotter I think when two people have a connection, they endeavor to learn what pleases each other and then work towards that end. Intimacy, physical pleasure, doing what's right for each other is what's important ... not the label someone feels they need to put on it
@TheErinBar I wouldn't ask that. If I did, I wouldn't expect an answer.
If I did ask and I did get an answer, I'd think, "she's not the provider for me".
@michellexotter Hot, in a "the girl next door" kind of way, intelligent, interesting, sense of humor, confident, down to earth. In other words ... Perfect
@michellexotter Society is too serious and ready to condemn. I thought it was funny. Don't pay attention to the vocal minority, the majority of your followers took it the way you meant it
@LauraCohenSolo I have been fortunate to have long term relationships with a few providers. Typically for years. But, finding someone you're comfortable with is hard, exhausting work. The providers I saw/ see call me friend, loyal. The ones I passed on probably call me a time waster tbh
@TheErinBar Do it. It's life changing. Once I got an iPad, it's 95% iPad and 5% laptop, for work and home. It'll improve you spirit, physical health and mental health π
@TheErinBar @unwindwithebbs Some of the smartest and most caring women I've met were providers. One received her college degree, started a business and family. We stay in touch (plutonically). Another is now a Pharmacist. She has a family. If she called in need, I'd drop everything to help her.