On 2021-04-10 18:40:28 Curt said:
Either or Neither nor. I pay for what I want and expect you to deliver.

Expensive or not, that my choice.

My money is mine to spend as I wish. To make my sexual fantasies come true.

Your financial requirement is not my problem.

Purples, give this man a Bells !

On 2021-04-12 00:39:55 Cunilinkiss said:
On 2021-04-10 18:40:28 Curt said: Either or Neither nor. I pay for what I want and expect you to deliver.

Expensive or not, that my choice.

My money is mine to spend as I wish. To make my sexual fantasies come true.

Your financial requirement is not my problem.

To those who have money, it's easy to say. Not having has cost me dearly in the past

I hear you baby. How do you manage your fantasies and your needs then ? Would you rather save and wait or go to a plan B, someone who doesn't entice you but will do the job ?

On 2021-04-12 09:42:25 Dynasty @ Sensual Paradise said:
On 2021-04-10 18:40:28 Curt said: Either or Neither nor. I pay for what I want and expect you to deliver.

Expensive or not, that my choice.

My money is mine to spend as I wish. To make my sexual fantasies come true.

Your financial requirement is not my problem.
Purples, give this man a Bells !

Absolutely, take a couple of Bells for your comments Curt. My money, my dick and my choices too ;)

Can I be naughty and extend to ask this:

Disclaimer: PLEASE this is NOT a racial comment but a genuine question. Don't derail this to a ROAR barn fight.

Is there a "premium" of sort added to our white ladies services. I have taken a cross-section from my experiences and notice light sisters are usually R500-1000 more expensive than (same age) of colour. This sort of makes most such ladies quickly flip out of reach and as a punter you ask if pricing is justified/or is a legacy left by ballers.

Please take note I do stick to my lane if I cant afford. Just curious.

Men prefer "sexy sex"

Women prefer "rich sex"

Moral of the story...

She take my money when I'm in need
Yeah, she's a triflin' friend indeed
Oh, she's a gold digger
Way over town, that digs on me...

I feel younger people,those in the 21-29 year bracket,of all races,in general,here in South Africa,have an entitled attitude,and expect their needs/wants to be taken care of by others,and if not,then they display attitude and become difficult to be around with.

I'm not saying everyone in this age group,however,it seems to me,like more than 50%.

I guess because of this era of instant gratification, so it's hard for 30+ to understand or relate to this attitude.

So,it's not any fault of the younger ones,it's just a generation gap and different attitudes to work ethic, how to treat others etc.,and no group is more right than wrong.

Which is why,I'm sure,more younger ones who answer here will say "Rich sex" & older ones will say "sexy sex".

And lastly,I enjoyed & can relate to what this fella,Anthony Edward's wrote about how treating others reflects on your character.

So,in short,sexy sex is my vote.

On 2021-04-12 10:58:05 JayDeeGee said:
Can I be naughty and extend to ask this:

Disclaimer: PLEASE this is NOT a racial comment but a genuine question. Don't derail this to a ROAR barn fight.

Is there a "premium" of sort added to our white ladies services. I have taken a cross-section from my experiences and notice light sisters are usually R500-1000 more expensive than (same age) of colour. This sort of makes most such ladies quickly flip out of reach and as a punter you ask if pricing is justified/or is a legacy left by ballers.

Please take note I do stick to my lane if I cant afford. Just curious.

I don't think it's race but rather volumes. I'm line with our countries demographics. Lower volumes means higher demand, means higher price. Same reason most Indian chicks are way way overpriced with substandard service because low volume.

Disclaimer, I said most and in general. I know we have some gems that are fairly priced like Tisha (active ad).

Thanks for the note N4P (I always trust your opinion).

So if it is a "volume/demand" issue would one not consider widening their catchment by diversifying demographics on a case-by-case basis in order to fatten margins. Seems myopic to thin out earnings by keeping a fare so high only super-elites can afford it unless it is their inherent business model - that too works! Different strokes for.....

Seen SPs on R3-5k+/hr - I can only look for them "when I grow up" LOL
Someone school me on how such service is like & to be with such an SP.

On 2021-04-12 11:05:17 JohannKoekemoer said:
I feel younger people,those in the 21-29 year bracket,of all races,in general,here in South Africa,have an entitled attitude,and expect their needs/wants to be taken care of by others,and if not,then they display attitude and become difficult to be around with.

I'm not saying everyone in this age group,however,it seems to me,like more than 50%.

What you are saying is supported by research. But I agree with you, and as the study shows, it is NOT all in this age group, but it is a sizeable percentage.


"Research conducted by the University of Hampshire found that millennials today have developed an entitlement complex. The study, which was conducted in 2016, found that millennials, or those born roughly between 1988 and 1994, scored 25 percent higher on issues of entitlement than people aged 40 and 60 and 50 percent higher than the age group above 60."

www.laloyolan.com/news/millennials-have-an-entitlement-complex-according-to-new-study/article_6f5c0cf1-bd7c-56c4-9429-0d23067f448f.html

On 2021-04-12 11:37:08 JayDeeGee said:
Thanks for the note N4P (I always trust your opinion).

So if it is a "volume/demand" issue would one not consider widening their catchment by diversifying demographics on a case-by-case basis in order to fatten margins. Seems myopic to thin out earnings by keeping a fare so high only super-elites can afford it unless it is their inherent business model - that too works! Different strokes for.....

Seen SPs on R3-5k+/hr - I can only look for them "when I grow up" LOL
Someone school me on how such service is like & to be with such an SP.

It is like Economics on University. The professor asks the same questions each year and it is just the memo/answers that changes each year.