@notleahatall 100%!
I have one verified and one non-verified ad, each with different photos so I can alternate between them, but it’s not worth doubling my ad spend to keep that going.
I wish we had better ad options!
there is a modification of the missionary position that increases the female orgasm rate from 15% to 56% by changing one thing: the angle of the male body by 2 inches. the modification was developed by a sex researcher in 1988, published in a clinical journal, and then essentially ignored by the entire world for 35 years.
the technique is called the Coital Alignment Technique (CAT). instead of the standard missionary where the male body is aligned with the female body chest to chest, the man shifts his entire body upward by approximately 2 inches so that the base of his pelvis (not the shaft) rests directly on her clitoral region.
the movement changes from thrusting (in and out) to rocking (up and down). the base of the shaft and the pubic bone maintain constant rhythmic pressure on the clitoral hood throughout the entire rocking motion. every stroke provides clitoral stimulation. the clitoris is no longer a bystander during penetration. it is the primary contact point.
a study published in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy found that the CAT increased female orgasm rate during intercourse from 15% to 56%. the only variable that changed was the 2 inch shift in body position and the switch from thrusting to rocking. same partners. same bodies. same encounter. one positional adjustment nearly quadrupled the orgasm rate.
the technique works because it solves the fundamental geometric problem of heterosexual intercourse: the clitoris sits above the vaginal opening. standard thrusting bypasses it. the CAT repositions the male body so that the one area of contact most likely to produce female orgasm (the clitoral region) receives sustained rhythmic stimulation during every single stroke.
the rocking rhythm should be slow and consistent. 1 rock per second. the temptation is to speed up. resist it. the clitoral nerve endings respond to sustained rhythm, not speed. the rhythm builds a wave. the wave peaks into orgasm if the rhythm is maintained. changing speed resets the wave.
a 2 inch shift. a change from thrust to rock. published in 1988. tested in a controlled study. 56% orgasm rate from intercourse alone. the most important positional adjustment in the history of sexual research has been sitting in a journal for 35 years and nobody told you about it.
People assume that because I used to do this for a living, I have, in some official sense, done sex. As if there were a syllabus and I sat the paper. There isn’t. There are a few things I have done so often they became reliable, and a surprising number of things that would make me look, if I admitted them, like a sheltered girl who had wandered into the wrong party.
I can take a stranger I met twenty minutes ago and find the space that makes him forget the time. I cannot, until very recently, send a filthy text without reading like I was filling in a form. I have been paid to be explicit in a booked room and still felt faintly scandalised by the idea of putting a topless photograph on the internet. The two skills are not related. One is a room. The other is a performance for a machine.
Sex starts like a buffet unless you have already ordered à la carte. I put out small plates. A kiss there. A hand exactly like that. This, then not, because I am watching whether you lean in or go still. I am not serving a philosophy. I am asking what you hunger for.
I do not need “oh harder baby”. I have heard that line from men who were thinking about their parking. Give me the breath. The sound you would edit out of a film. Sound is the map. A hitch, a laugh you didn’t mean to make, the moment you go quiet because your brain has briefly left the building - that is you telling the truth. The script is just noise.
I am offering a selection so you can place the order. Reciprocity is allowed. It is not required for the recipe. Most people are starving in front of endless options because nobody taught them they were allowed to point. This is not witchcraft. It is not osmosis. It’s what you do when you stop auditioning.
The first time is the opening bid. I am guessing with better odds than you, that is all. Next time I am surer. Next time you can say that, again, don’t you dare stop without wrapping it in a joke. Wanting to please is easy. Knowing how to please is simply paying attention.
I used to send a questionnaire with the booking. Even I was embarrassed by it. A little civil-service document asking a stranger to rank his appetites, as if desire were a set of tick boxes, mindless bureaucracy. Paper is a lousy substitute for paying attention. It is still kinder than assuming everyone arrives fluent.
The job makes you good at the sex you were paid to have. It does not make you worldly. It makes you specialised. I can run an hour. I can still fumble a photograph. Both things can be true. The mistake is treating one woman’s timetable as a complete education.♥️💫
the bestselling sex toy in the world is not a vibrator. it's a clitoral suction device. and the reason it outsells everything else reveals a mechanism about female orgasm that most men have never considered.
the device uses pulsed air pressure to create a gentle suction around the clitoral glans without direct contact. the suction mimics the engorgement process by drawing blood into the clitoral tissue from the outside while the body is drawing blood in from the inside. the dual engorgement produces a sensation that women describe as "completely different from anything else."
the average time to orgasm with this type of device: under 3 minutes. the average time to orgasm during partnered sex: 13.4 minutes. the device achieves in 3 minutes what most men can't achieve in 13 because it's exploiting a mechanism that fingers and tongues physically cannot replicate: vacuum pressure around the entire clitoral glans simultaneously.
the oral sex equivalent: create a seal with your lips around the clitoral hood (not directly on the glans). apply gentle rhythmic suction while maintaining the seal. the sensation this produces is qualitatively different from licking or rubbing because the physics are different. pressure from all directions simultaneously versus friction from one direction.
this is one of the most closely guarded techniques among women who discuss sexual satisfaction in anonymous surveys. when asked what their partner could do differently, the most common response in multiple studies was "more suction, less friction."
the motion most men default to (rubbing, licking, pressing) applies force from one direction. suction applies force from every direction simultaneously. the nerve coverage is total rather than partial. the sensation builds faster because more nerve endings are engaged per second.
the bestselling toy in the industry told you exactly what works best. the mechanism is suction. the industry published the answer in its sales data.
Being able to afford something and being comfortable spending that much on it are two very different things. 💭💰
I think that line changes as you get older. There are things I could easily say yes to but simply don’t value enough to justify the price. Then there are things I’ll happily spend more on because the quality, convenience, or experience genuinely matters to me.
What’s something you can afford, but still refuse to overpay for? 👀
I’m implementing a no-buy September where I don’t buy anything with my own money so I’m really going to need the support from my boyfriends through this trying time
Sex work is one of the few industries engineered to deliver a finished product so seamless that the labour itself vanishes. The client sees the polished surface: the carefully lit body, the curated conversation, the illusion of effortless desire. What remains invisible is the infrastructure behind it—the scheduling algorithms of the mind, the emotional cartography of other people’s unspoken needs, the quiet business calculations that turn vulnerability into sustainability. The talent required is not simply physical. It is the ability to read a room in under thirty seconds, to hold a narrative that is both true enough and performative enough, to manage risk, logistics, boundaries and self-preservation while never once breaking the frame. The clever business mind sits underneath all of it—pricing the intangible, protecting the brand of the self, deciding when to stay and when to walk away. Yet the industry is structured so that this labour must remain unseen. Visibility would ruin the product. And so the very people who perform the most complex, high-stakes emotional and entrepreneurial work are left without credit for the architecture they built. The finished image is celebrated or condemned; the craft that produced it is quietly erased.
♥️💫
Gentlemen, my deposit policy is clearly stated and consistently applied. If a deposit isn’t right for you, I understand — please choose a provider whose policies better suit you rather than reaching out to challenge requirements you’re unwilling to meet. Respecting boundaries saves everyone time. 💌
Generosity is just like any other skill: with practice, it can be learned. If it doesn’t come naturally to you, be generous over and over again until you can give without feeling threatened by a perceived sense of loss. This applies to emotional as well as material generosity.
You are not here to solve the universe. You are here to taste it. To walk into the woods and not name every tree. To kiss someone and not know if it will last. That is the great, ordinary courage of being alive.
I saw a post on Reddit that said, “When you walk through a museum, you’re not just looking at art. You’re moving through centuries of people trying to explain love, grief, power, beauty, and belonging.” I don’t think I’ve ever seen a museum described so beautifully.
the figs will rot if you don’t eat them. the jasmine blooms for three weeks and then it’s over. your body at twenty-five will never come back, and neither will your body at forty-five. everything you’re saving for later spoils in the waiting. 1/6
We get a lot of hate as an industry but we’re really out here changing lives:
•the man who needs to build his confidence up before dating
•the man that needs help healing after trauma
•the man that needs help moving on after a giant change in his life
•the man that works so hard he doesn’t have time for a relationship but still craves connection
•the man that hasn’t received affection in his relationship for 20 years
The list goes on
After months, the app I built is officially out! 💕
This is an app helps SWs prepare their photos with ease from their phone.
Redact. ID
✨ Blurs faces
✨ Removes tattoos
✨ Strips photo metadata
✨ Batch processes images
https://t.co/c5SV0I9USb