Most taboo fantasy
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I agree with that and thats why I only replied to the comments about 'not a fantasy' but about things they did or want to do. Its not a fantasy at this point and I cant stay silent with certains things. Example (for the difference): I watch gang bang porn; I will never do it but it's still a taboo fantasy of mine.
I don't think you did anything bad
Also it's true that the age stated isn't necessarily the correct age lol It's not necessarily the case, but I've heard providers tell me their age was lowered significantly by their boss on the website, one friend told me she was 27 when she started and the owner of the agency she worked for put 19 because she was petite.. So I guess it could be random
That’s my problem I love petite,tiny and small women.I don't think you did anything bad
Also it's true that the age stated isn't necessarily the correct age lol It's not necessarily the case, but I've heard providers tell me their age was lowered significantly by their boss on the website, one friend told me she was 27 when she started and the owner of the agency she worked for put 19 because she was petite.. So I guess it could be random
nothing wrong with that!
Thats not a problem. But a lot of girls who are petite, tiny and small are still the same a bit older (like me for example). Its the perfect win/win because I have the same body/face as I was at 18 but + more experience hahah
Exactly and same I'm 32 but my clothes from when I was 18-21 still fit. I know providers who are in their 40's who are really petite and providers in their 20's who have a body more associated with hot moms
I wish I could still fit in my clothes from 10-20 years ago ... But I can't complain too much as people still give me 10 years less than my biological age lol
You never actually answered my question either but I think I get it now anyway. There's even a whole "woke" term for it; consensual non consent (or CNC). Many people play along those lines. Maybe you're woke and you didn't even know it.
Shocking revelation : respecting a woman and fulfilling her fantasies is ''woke''!! Let's call Journal De Montréal!You never actually answered my question either but I think I get it now anyway. There's even a whole "woke" term for it; consensual non consent (or CNC). Many people play along those lines. Maybe you're woke and you didn't even know it.
I'm trying to understand the interest in the fantasy where you have sex with someone who cannot reciprocate. It just seems boring to me but now I'm starting to understand that it's a variation of the basic (sorry, woke term coming up) CNC fantasy, but we can call it a rape fantasy if that makes everyone feel better.
Rape fantasies or CNC are actually pretty common.. and yea same I wouldn't want to have sex with someone who's unconscious but I'm not going to judge someone else for it. One fantasy I've had was being ''woken up'' that way by a partner I already trust and really like.
One of my kink lol
But for that it's a bit tricky. Especially you don't know how your partner will react when woken up. Sometimes people can be grumpy when woken up ... Lol
I've experienced that once but to be honest I didn't feel anything... Maybe I was too sleepy lol
Edit: the once was for a BJ.
Otherwise woken up when my partner was feeling somehow horny, I was very inclined to answer to the call lol
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Yeah like all fantasies, they may be different when applied to reality lol.
Well to be fair, there are many fantasies I don't share because they are illegal. It is part of makes them taboo.
As for calling consensual non-consent a woke term.
It's been in the kink world forever. My entire relationship carries a degree of consensual non-consent, the trust that he won't abuse it, but he has consent to push me past my limits, I would not/have not allowed for myself. Hell the very first thing he did was take nude shots of me and share them, after 20 years of me refusing to take or show people nudes.
Part of the fun of fantasies is finding things you like, or would like to do, and getting to live them out in moments you can under consensual terms.
As for calling consensual non-consent a woke term.
It's been in the kink world forever. My entire relationship carries a degree of consensual non-consent, the trust that he won't abuse it, but he has consent to push me past my limits, I would not/have not allowed for myself. Hell the very first thing he did was take nude shots of me and share them, after 20 years of me refusing to take or show people nudes.
Part of the fun of fantasies is finding things you like, or would like to do, and getting to live them out in moments you can under consensual terms.
Taboo Fantasy: From Transaction to True Connection
What begins as a professional arrangement slowly transforms into something deeper — and unexpectedly tender. A client and a service provider, both guarded in their own ways, find themselves drawn to each other beyond the surface. In the quiet moments between meetings, conversation flows easily. They discover shared values, similar scars, and a surprising emotional resonance that neither expected.
The journey from client to confidant is anything but simple — navigating the blurred lines of intimacy, the weight of social stigma, and the question of whether feelings can flourish in such unconventional soil. Yet as boundaries soften and trust builds, affection grows — not out of fantasy, but out of genuine connection. It’s not about saving or changing one another, but seeing and accepting each other fully — flaws, pasts, and all.
In this slow-burn romance, desire follows emotional intimacy, not the other way around. What began as a service becomes a story of two people finding something rare: honesty, understanding, and love in the most unexpected place.
TLDR: a taboo fantasy where a client and SP develop a relationship
What begins as a professional arrangement slowly transforms into something deeper — and unexpectedly tender. A client and a service provider, both guarded in their own ways, find themselves drawn to each other beyond the surface. In the quiet moments between meetings, conversation flows easily. They discover shared values, similar scars, and a surprising emotional resonance that neither expected.
The journey from client to confidant is anything but simple — navigating the blurred lines of intimacy, the weight of social stigma, and the question of whether feelings can flourish in such unconventional soil. Yet as boundaries soften and trust builds, affection grows — not out of fantasy, but out of genuine connection. It’s not about saving or changing one another, but seeing and accepting each other fully — flaws, pasts, and all.
In this slow-burn romance, desire follows emotional intimacy, not the other way around. What began as a service becomes a story of two people finding something rare: honesty, understanding, and love in the most unexpected place.
TLDR: a taboo fantasy where a client and SP develop a relationship
This isn't a taboo fantasy here lol I'd go as far as saying that the fantasy can be a little dangerous.. because we do develop some connections with our clients and there can be tenderness and friendship with people but that doesn't mean it's becoming a romantic relationship. (I know some SP enter relationships with their clients tho)
My ''fantasy'' is meeting someone who treats me as well as my clients do in my personal life, who would be okay with what I do for a living.. And would be willing to make efforts for me. That doesn't mean buying me champagne and expensive jewelery or taking me to fancy restaurants, but something thoughtful once in a while would be nice, who thinks about me and remembers what I like, maybe bringing me a treat here and there, taking me on dates, planning to see me ahead of time instead of being like ''what are you up to'' at 2am or breaking up with me every 2 weeks, actually wanting to build something long lasting.. but that is only taboo because I'm comparing people I've dated to clients and because dating as an escort is difficult.
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