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Fair enough, I’ll remember next time to leave out the olive branch and the insult, just to keep things simple.Appreciate you considering the offer, and I totally respect your preference for freelancing. Wishing you success on your own terms. mod: since this thread has devolved into nonsense, it...

I completely agree with you my friend , but there's no need to rush. Why not just go with the flow and see where it takes us , no pressure, no expectations.

First of all, contrary to what you trying to implied, I haven’t been rude. If anything, I’ve tried to keep things civil though I admit, it’s becoming increasingly difficult when every response from you seems designed to twist my words and back me into a corner. It’s almost like a hobby for you...

Tell me, why are you always on my back? did mommy skip the breastfeeding stage, did not hug you enough or did you just take daily beatings at the bus stop and decide everyone else needs to pay for it? Because honestly, your lifelong habit of creating drama and twisting words right up to the edge...

Seriously, buddy if you think the best part of being in a relationship is just having sex without a condom, then either you've never been in a meaningful relationship, or you're completely delusional. Sex alone doesn’t define a relationship. When love, connection, and chemistry are reciprocated...

You guys are hilarious, if I listen to both of your advices, Im better off jumping off my roof.

Wow, what a revolutionary concept! Next you'll tell me I can be on a diet and eat cake for every meal. Truly, we are living in the golden age of commitment.

Very well expressed, my friend . It’s not that I want to see service providers more often or live some kind of "free" lifestyle, or that I’ve chosen not to be in a relationship. The truth is, maybe I’m the problem. I know I still have work to do on myself, to grow, to heal, and to become the...

Creating separate sections for members wouldn’t solve the problem. Many members are here simply to gather information on service providers and there’s nothing wrong with that. They’re respectful, don’t cause trouble, and just want to find what suits their preferences. The real issue lies with...

Well said my friend, thanks for the advice.

I almost always end up regretting being in a relationship afterwards. Sure, in the beginning, it’s all butterflies and rainbows but eventually, things just get awkward. Maybe I’m the problem, and that’s why I’m not be ready . I probably need more time to focus on myself and grow into the best...

Maybe that works for you, but not for me. There are tons of women out there, and thanks to the magic of social media and apps like Bumble and Tinder, it’s easier than ever. And if I ever feel clingy? I just call a service provider, problem solved. That’s how simple it is, Dr. Doogie Howser.

They all seem perfect in the beginning, but after a few months, it’s a completely different story. Thanks for your advice.

Well said, buddy and thanks for the advice. That’s the thing: one day they love you, and the next, it feels like they’ve turned against you. I’m not looking to ride that emotional rollercoaster again.She really does seem different from anyone I’ve met before. But the question is: am I actually...

Alright, I need everyone's advice since clearly, this forum is filled with undercover diplomats and emotional PhDs. So here’s the deal: I recently met this woman. Not a service provider, just a drop dead gorgeous girl. She’s kind, funny, has a natural body to die for, and she actually wants a...

Of course, the second the service provider walks in, suddenly I’m Don Juan :But the minute she leaves I’m instantly back to Humpty Dumpty, minus my dignity and clinging to the edge of my couch.

Now you’re playing with my feelings. Can you be kind and share her phone number?

I believe I have an idea based on the hints you're dropping. Sometimes, talking about it is a great way to release it and may even help you feel better afterward. Something quite extraordinary happened to me back in 2010, I did mention it here before; I can recall the thread. Honestly, I think...

Here’s a classic quote that MERB members are sure to relate to. Clients don’t know what they want until they see what they don’t want.

You will always win when you don't hate on anyone and stay in your own lane.