@Meg

There are thing I agree with and those I disagree with in your post, but there is one thing you said that is an absolute truth:

You can't save someone that is hooked on shit

Agge nee man Meg. I have not punted for ages and I don't intend to. I broke the addiction. I want to see you naked though. :)

In A perfect world it all falls in place and they live happily ever after....

In the real world what scenarios realistically plays off ?


Anyone with experience in this.

On 2017-08-23 09:30:20 Martini Henry said:
Agge nee man Meg. I have not punted for ages and I don't intend to. I broke the addiction. I want to see you naked though. :)

Well your in Luck she gives wonderful massages I believe and does not allow you to revert to your primal old self and you get to see her naked without breaking your dry streak.

Plan on breaking my dry streak shortly but if you do please give feedback very curious.

I got involved with a client - biggest mistake of my life. Im still trying to recover from the drama and problems it has caused me.

I do agree with most of what Meg says. We provide a fantasy and that is really where it should stay. Ive known lots of girls that leave the biz with clients, maybe mostly for the wrong reasons, and none of them last. it always ends badly. For those who are genuinly in love, that is amazing and great and I hope they make it. But its rare.

For the punters - just be really careful with your heart and your emotions. You cant save people who are broken, especially when substance abuse is involved.

I still hope to fall genuinly in love with a great man - but it wont be with a punter thats for sure.

Anybody can be saved, if they want to be saved.

There are many cases where people that were involve with substance abuse, been saved and they are as good as any of us.

It may not be easy, but with enough support from loved one's and the right attitude anything is possible.

On 2017-08-23 10:09:59 yewrev said:
Anybody can be saved, if they want to be saved.

There are many cases where people that were involve with substance abuse, been saved and they are as good as any of us.

It may not be easy, but with enough support from loved one's and the right attitude anything is possible.

No you don't save them, only person who can save them is themself