want to ask an escort a question?

[Jessica Rain]

Then we can all agree. If you feel you should be able to deny someone your services.....then any business should be able to deny someone their services too. Problem solved.

Justice is about applying law to everyone equally. Is it justice to say that one business can deny services based on religion but another cannot? (Christian bakers vs. Muslim taxi drivers who won't drive people with alcohol). Sure, we can throw in excuses for this, that or the other. But those are just that, excuses. Everyone seems to want to have things their way but when the situation is turned around on them, suddenly there is a problem.

I think that you ladies absolutely have the right to deny service at any point. But I also think that a business can deny service for any reason. I say that you should let the racist doctor put up that he/she doesn't want to see minorities. I say that the LGBTQ bookshop should be able to say "No Christians". Let everyone do what they wish and let the free market sort it out. How long would a business that denies a large group of potential customers last? Let them be known for what they are. If they can still get enough business, so be it. If not, they will have to change and become tolerant or find something else to do with their lives.



Cristy....as for the any age thing....I've always said that people must consent and BE OF AGE. C'mon now.

I will make it simple. You are not allowed to buy sex. You have no legal right to service under any circumstance. So it is not a “business” entity you are dealing with.

By your logic, I need to see women or children as well. Because ALL people are entitled to buy what I am selling?

And remember, law is legal, not for justice. The criminal system is a legal one not a justice system. Which is why a defendants rights can and often do trump the right of the victim.

You dont have to agree. It is clear that you don’t. But there will be cases of competing rights and one will always trump another. This is just another example of it. My right to my body trumps your right to be a customer not discriminated against. Period.

 

[demien3k5]

I will make it simple. You are not allowed to buy sex. You have no legal right to service under any circumstance. So it is not a “business” entity you are dealing with.

By your logic, I need to see women or children as well. Because ALL people are entitled to buy what I am selling?

And remember, law is legal, not for justice. The criminal system is a legal one not a justice system. Which is a defendants rights can and often do trump the right of the victim.

You dont have to agree. It is clear that you don’t. But there will be cases of competing rights and one will always trump another. This is just another example of it. My right to my body trumps your right to be a customer not discriminated against. Period.

Nothing more attractive than an exceptionally intelligent woman confidently and logically stating her position. That's why I'm glad we have Jess, Muckchelle and Cat as members here. Keeps everyone else honest. :YMAPPLAUSE:

 

[Guest]

Nothing more attractive than an exceptionally intelligent woman confidently and logically stating her position. That's why I'm glad we have Jess, Muckchelle and Cat as members here. Keeps everyone else honest. :YMAPPLAUSE:

Dont forget Cristy

 

[bluebro69]

Dont forget Christy

Who? Oh yes, I think I've heard of her...

 

[demien3k5]

Dont forget Christy

Trust me, I didn't.

 

[cristycurves]

Thank you my feisty friend @Muckchelle your posts are always fun to read
@bluebro69 :wink2:

 

[nntsci]

Dude. You may as well just marry her - you've done everything else there is to do at this point. Pretty likely that your wife knows about all this by now anyway and just hasn't said anything yet, so nothing to hold you back, right?

No sign that my wife has noticed... but then when she has a "girls night" out, I don't make any inquires (usually too busy doing my own thing).

Oh, and my gal has told me in no uncertain terms that I'm not allowed to fall in love... If I do, she'll be gone in a flash...

and she means it... I said I "need you" once and she was ready to go home.

But we do have a lot fun together.

 

[nntsci]

Bungee jumping. Sky diving. Scuba diving. Sex in strange places. Bondage. Group sex. There's still a world to explore out there. :wink2:

That's a actually a great idea... not actual sky diving (too expensive, too involved), but she did express an interest in indoor sky diving, you know where you float in the air of huge fans... I'll look into that. thanks.

 

[nntsci]

last part killed me lmaoo and dear god how has this not turned into a muck+rochelle type thing yet damn you definitely have more self control!!

create 1 man musical and perform it to her with nyc backdrop and sing 'new york' to her.
too much?? ok buy her a vibrator

thats all i got man you've done it all :YMAPPLAUSEraise-Bowing

Oh, I forgot to mention, playing my guitar while she was singing... and having a threesome.

Anyway... you got it... I'll bring my guitar and play New York New York...

Start spreading the news, I'm leaving tonight...

 

[What A Wookie]

Tandem skydiving isn't that expensive at (relatively speaking) $300ish though the photos and video will add more. Too cold for it now though.

 

[nntsci]

Tandem skydiving isn't that expensive at (relatively speaking) $300ish though the photos and video will add more. Too cold for it now though.

is that per person?
The indoor sky diving starts at 72 per person.

 

[What A Wookie]

Yes per person. Its an experience I would recommend though when you're paying for two it gets expensive.

Another fun idea would be beginners flying lessons. The instructor takes off and lands the Cessna but while its in the air you get to steer the plane. The other person can come along in the back of the 4 seater and take pictures.

 

[Guest]

No sign that my wife has noticed... but then when she has a "girls night" out, I don't make any inquires (usually too busy doing my own thing).

Oh, and my gal has told me in no uncertain terms that I'm not allowed to fall in love... If I do, she'll be gone in a flash...

and she means it... I said I "need you" once and she was ready to go home.

But we do have a lot fun together.

"i will stay single forever" is what i said in the beginning lmao i guess her professionality level is a fuckton higher than mine!! :unknw:

 

[LibertyLove]

How do you know that your experience of consciousness is the same as other people’s experience of consciousness?




Oh, did you mean questions about sex and escorting? Sorry, I'll try to think of something more appropriate.

You just know. [emoji6]


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[cristycurves]

^ Welcome LibertyLove I hope you enjoy it here
@nntsci- why not just tell her you want to do something very special for her and ask her what she'd like. It'd still be a surprise as I'm sure she'd list a few things.....clients who go out of their way to be thoughtful are always treated with a little more...... something.....:wink2:

 

[catherine st.claire]

Then we can all agree. If you feel you should be able to deny someone your services.....then any business should be able to deny someone their services too. Problem solved.

Justice is about applying law to everyone equally. Is it justice to say that one business can deny services based on religion but another cannot? (Christian bakers vs. Muslim taxi drivers who won't drive people with alcohol). Sure, we can throw in excuses for this, that or the other. But those are just that, excuses. Everyone seems to want to have things their way but when the situation is turned around on them, suddenly there is a problem.

I think that you ladies absolutely have the right to deny service at any point. But I also think that a business can deny service for any reason. I say that you should let the racist doctor put up that he/she doesn't want to see minorities. I say that the LGBTQ bookshop should be able to say "No Christians". Let everyone do what they wish and let the free market sort it out. How long would a business that denies a large group of potential customers last? Let them be known for what they are. If they can still get enough business, so be it. If not, they will have to change and become tolerant or find something else to do with their lives.



Cristy....as for the any age thing....I've always said that people must consent and BE OF AGE. C'mon now.

Trying to compare taking an order for a cake and baking it or having someone in your car for 20 mins while they carry a case of beer in your trunk to having to take someone inside your body is beyond asinine. Having a persons member in your mouth while your gut is revolting in every way can't be compared to not being allowed to have a sign on your store saying "NO XXXXXX'S ALLOWED". One of the reasons this industry is such a challenge is that it is misunderstood at every level. It's legalities are based on the righteous control of women's bodies; the social stigma of today is a coalescence of moral indignation based on misinformed stereotypes that's been promoted to the general public, entitlement on the part of clients, antiquated policing methods and an uninformed, isolated army of service providers. So, when trying to explain this I will often boil it down to body fluids. The day another industry has to ingest saliva or semen in order to pay their bills, then we will talk. Feeling someones saliva or semen slither down your throat into your belly is a unique sensation to say the least. Come and try it. I could easily facilitate a couple of days of work for you with clients (with pay of course). See what it's like to swallow then look in the envelop and see how you feel about this belief system you have. It's the only way you can constructively contribute to this conversation. If the answer is no; then I guess it's safe to assume you will no longer try to push your point of view with providers on this topic.

The day a baker has to provide a deep french kiss the gays he doesn't want to bake for or the taxi driver has to give the alcohol carrying infidel a bbbjcimws then we can compare. Until that day, only service providers can attempt to explain why this industry isn't like any other so perhaps just sticking to what each of us know from personal experience and accepting other peoples experiences as fact is the wisest path forward...

smiles, cat

 

[LibertyLove]

Then we can all agree. If you feel you should be able to deny someone your services.....then any business should be able to deny someone their services too. Problem solved.

Justice is about applying law to everyone equally. Is it justice to say that one business can deny services based on religion but another cannot? (Christian bakers vs. Muslim taxi drivers who won't drive people with alcohol). Sure, we can throw in excuses for this, that or the other. But those are just that, excuses. Everyone seems to want to have things their way but when the situation is turned around on them, suddenly there is a problem.

I think that you ladies absolutely have the right to deny service at any point. But I also think that a business can deny service for any reason. I say that you should let the racist doctor put up that he/she doesn't want to see minorities. I say that the LGBTQ bookshop should be able to say "No Christians". Let everyone do what they wish and let the free market sort it out. How long would a business that denies a large group of potential customers last? Let them be known for what they are. If they can still get enough business, so be it. If not, they will have to change and become tolerant or find something else to do with their lives.



Cristy....as for the any age thing....I've always said that people must consent and BE OF AGE. C'mon now.

Then we can all agree. If you feel you should be able to deny someone your services.....then any business should be able to deny someone their services too. Problem solved.

HOW SO? lol
Each to his/her own. Right?
Clearly it’s not hurting business for that person to be selective or else they would just grin an bear it.
What self respecting gentleman would be into that??



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[nntsci]

^ Welcome LibertyLove I hope you enjoy it here

@nntsci- why not just tell her you want to do something very special for her and ask her what she'd like. It'd still be a surprise as I'm sure she'd list a few things.....clients who go out of their way to be thoughtful are always treated with a little more...... something.....:wink2:

Thanks Cristy, and yes for sure, being thoughtful has its rewards, we always have a great time together... I've asked her... but other than the musical in New York, hasn't come up with anything... she's told me, she likes it went I do the planning, lol.

 

[LibertyLove]

^ Welcome LibertyLove I hope you enjoy it here
@nntsci- why not just tell her you want to do something very special for her and ask her what she'd like. It'd still be a surprise as I'm sure she'd list a few things.....clients who go out of their way to be thoughtful are always treated with a little more...... something.....:wink2:

Thank you Cristy! [emoji8]



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[LibertyLove]

How do you know that your experience of consciousness is the same as other people’s experience of consciousness?




Oh, did you mean questions about sex and escorting? Sorry, I'll try to think of something more appropriate.

You don’t know...
How could you?
The implications are staggering! [emoji53][emoji854][emoji19][emoji4]


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