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Nancy's in Elmhurst, would you recommend?
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You guys still going on about this huh. I suspect most don't care if they have another job or not however I doubt many even very few have a second job. For one main reason that they can make much more just working full time as a massage girl.
Also I think some may be lying. However there have to be a few that do have another job.
Also I think some may be lying. However there have to be a few that do have another job.
That is one way to interpret it.Another is that this place is the modern times equivalent of sitting around the bar and BSing. Myself, I treat it kind of like that--a more interesting replacement for the morning newspaper.
Others might post when they see a comment they think is misguided/partial truth/or just plain dumb and feel ignorance/dumbness should be addressed.
There are many reasons people post. Just like there are many reasons men go to AMPs, and why there are many types of sex workers.
But if I do try and read between the lines of the posts, I see a lot of people saying they really don't care if the woman they see at an AMP has another job or not. It DOES seem important to you, and that's your prerogative. But if you did a simple pole "Do you care if the last woman you saw at a spa has another job or not?" I strongly suspect it would be "No" in a landslide.
Of course most might be too indifferent to even answer the poll, I don't know.
"Others might post when they see a comment they think is misguided/partial truth/or just plain dumb and feel ignorance/dumbness should be addressed."
It's only 'important" in as far as Some people even when they see a statement that they know is 99% true have to jump in and show they have examples to the contrary just to try and discredit the basic truth of the original statement. Why that is I don't know. Just not happy unless they can point out the exception to every rule I guess.
It's only 'important" in as far as Some people even when they see a statement that they know is 99% true have to jump in and show they have examples to the contrary just to try and discredit the basic truth of the original statement. Why that is I don't know. Just not happy unless they can point out the exception to every rule I guess.
It is a good thread. Different points of view, often with more elaboration than a simple "I agree" or "That's wrong". And minimal hostility.
Part of your discomfort seems to be that people disagree with you. You say "none", then "one in a million", then ..... when in reality none of us have the data to back up numbers. You have your examples to point to, I have mine, others have theirs. Yours are neither more or less valid than other people's.
Simple advice:
1. Be much, much more scarcer in the use of "all", "never", etc.
2. Be willing to acknowledge that not every AMP is in the Northeast corridor, not every guy is seeking the same thing, and not every spa worker sees every customer the same way.
It might lower your blood pressure if you don't have to live up to being the gold standard of AMP knowledge.
Part of your discomfort seems to be that people disagree with you. You say "none", then "one in a million", then ..... when in reality none of us have the data to back up numbers. You have your examples to point to, I have mine, others have theirs. Yours are neither more or less valid than other people's.
Simple advice:
1. Be much, much more scarcer in the use of "all", "never", etc.
2. Be willing to acknowledge that not every AMP is in the Northeast corridor, not every guy is seeking the same thing, and not every spa worker sees every customer the same way.
It might lower your blood pressure if you don't have to live up to being the gold standard of AMP knowledge.
I must say that in a strange way this forum reminds me of when I paint. It's a hobby of mine for many years. I'm not great but I enjoy mixing oils or sometimes watercolors and seeing what emerges from that. Sometimes I step away from the canvas when I feel "stuck" or need a break.
Being away from this forum for most of the day has given me new perspective on Mr. Koondog. I was feeling a tad hostile and a fair amount of contempt towards him but now I only feel pity. It seems that this is probably the most socializing that he does during the course of a "normal" day. He's always just a moment away from replying to threads and comments, at the ready to argue or not admit when he is wrong about something. I imagine that he has some kind of an adrenaline rush when he logs in and sees that ALERTS button is red!
My ex -in law was like him. He was a 400lb. recluse who was on disablity and played X-Box and Dungeons and Dragons all day when he wasn't on numerous gaming forums.
I say this with no malice. Only sympathy. We should all remember that there are many men out there without a full life who make message boards like these the majority of their daily life.
Being away from this forum for most of the day has given me new perspective on Mr. Koondog. I was feeling a tad hostile and a fair amount of contempt towards him but now I only feel pity. It seems that this is probably the most socializing that he does during the course of a "normal" day. He's always just a moment away from replying to threads and comments, at the ready to argue or not admit when he is wrong about something. I imagine that he has some kind of an adrenaline rush when he logs in and sees that ALERTS button is red!
My ex -in law was like him. He was a 400lb. recluse who was on disablity and played X-Box and Dungeons and Dragons all day when he wasn't on numerous gaming forums.
I say this with no malice. Only sympathy. We should all remember that there are many men out there without a full life who make message boards like these the majority of their daily life.
Tone, old pal....some advice for you. If I have negatively affected your life so much that you felt the need to write 4 paragraphs about me on this board, what you should do is:
1) put me on ignore
2) grab a beer
3) pick up your paintbrush and do your little paint-by-numbers thing on your easel
4) put some nice music on in the background
5) maybe some yoga and meditating
I'm sure you will feel better in a few days.
All the best,
Mr. Koondog
1) put me on ignore
2) grab a beer
3) pick up your paintbrush and do your little paint-by-numbers thing on your easel
4) put some nice music on in the background
5) maybe some yoga and meditating
I'm sure you will feel better in a few days.
All the best,
Mr. Koondog