Wonderful Cheryl likes to stay in shape by doing yoga, preferably in the nude. She is also a very active girl who likes to camp, hike, and swim. When she has the chance to get away from it all, she likes to go far from modern civilization, modern technology, and modern distractions. She believes the connectivity we experience in our normal lives is counter-productive when it comes to peace of mind.
“Technology is reducing us all to little more than cogs in a machine,” she says. “We all live at the mercy of those devices. They tell us what to do and they run our lives for us. It’s like having this little electronic tether in your pocket or purse all the time. How many people do you know who freak out when they forget their phones? We used to accept that there were times when we just couldn’t reach people. There were times when they were out of the reach of technology. That’s what answering machines were for. You’d call somebody’s house and maybe there would be no answer at all. If they had a machine, you left a message. You lived with the idea that it might be a while before you could get hold of them. We’ve lost that. We no longer believe there should be times when people are beyond our reach. We want to be able to reach out and put ourselves in touch with someone at a moment’s notice, and if they don’t respond right away, we get offended. That’s no way to live.”
“Most of the time you don’t need your phone,” she goes on. “Sure, there are times when you need it to call for a ride, or when there’s an emergency, or to coordinate your plans out with whoever you’re going with in case the two of you split up during the course of your trip. You don’t really need the phone most of the other time. Yet you take it with you. When you go out to a restaurant, or walk through a mall, or even walk by kids on their way to school or waiting for the bus, what are all those people doing? They’re not seeing the world around them. They’re not engaged with life and with living. They have their noses buried in their phones and they see only what’s on their screens. I’ve never seen anything more depressing than a bunch of young, fun, attractive people out at a restaurant or in a club or somewhere else, and instead of talking and laughing and joking with each other, they’ve got their noses buried in their phones and they’re not enjoying their lives. Why would you go out with people and then ignore them?”
Cheryl continues, “The machines are probably triumphing in their bid to take over the world. Before there was an Internet, none of us had any idea what that was going to do to our planet. We all take it for granted now and we act like we can’t live without it, yet for years we did just that. Do we really want to live on a planet full of zombies who are lost in their phones all the time? What’s the next thing going to be? What’s the next level of connectivity going to be like? I have to tell you, I was worried when those glasses things came out that people were going to wear all the time. It seems like that idea didn’t catch on, but what if it does? What if we’re all just walking around all the time totally connected in real time to everyone else through social media and everything else we do? I don’t know if I want to live in that sort of world.”
Cheryl explains that she loves to be able to just spend quiet time getting to know people. She considers herself a people person and genuinely enjoys the process of getting in touch with someone for the first time. This is one of the reasons she likes to go camping and get away from all the connected electronics in the world. “Can’t we all just stop answering our phones every minute?” she asks. “We’ve all got voice mail and text messaging. Can’t we respect one another’s rights just to not be available once in awhile? Except for emergencies, there is no reason we can’t just ignore our phones for those times when we’re actually engaged in our lives and doing something else. When I get out and go camping, I want to spend my time enjoying nature. I don’t want to be looking at the Internet or getting messages. I want to be completely focused on my companion, and I think every man deserves that undivided attention. That’s why men love escorts.”
Delightful Gabby is the opposite of a tech snob. She likes to collect music, but does so on CD, believing the sound quality on CDs is better than when music is compressed electronically. She loves to dress up in different lingerie outfits, but she’s also a down to earth girl who likes racing on television and indulges her guilty pleasures often. She likes to watch horror movies and make fun of them with her friends.
“Stop and think about how your typical horror movie goes, “ she says. “These people just have no survival instinct. Most normal people would not make the decisions that these people in the movies make. It isn’t normal, when you find murder victims, not to immediately get the police, or get help. It isn’t normal to split up and go off amongst themselves. And some horror movies are so ridiculous because if just one of those people had a gun and could defend themselves with it, the movie would end and that would be that. But I guess that’s the idea, isn’t it?”
Gabby admits that she loves horror movies because she likes to suspend her disbelief and indulge in the play-acting of fear. People love to be scared as long as the stakes aren’t too high and they aren’t really scared. We love to get those vicarious thrills, she explains, but we don’t actually want to be in real danger. Just as when we go on amusement park rides, the simulation of danger brings us thrills, but we know deep down that everything is perfectly safe... so much so that when an accident occurs on an amusement park ride and people actually get hurt, it’s big news. Why, it’s big news even if nobody is hurt, precisely because the thrill ride is the simulation of danger and not the real thing.
“I think it’s the luxury of being entertained in a way that real people can’t be,” Gabby says. “You would feel a lot different if you were watching a documentary where the people in the film were actually being murdered at the end. And you would feel that much more differently about it if you thought there was any danger that you could be murdered yourself while watching it. I mean, wouldn’t you? So when you enjoy a horror movie, you’re just kind of teasing yourself. It has nothing to do with real danger, and there’s no real risk. There’s nothing that would actually cause you to have to face your real fears of mortality or consequences.”
Gabby believes in living her life without fear and says that to her, fear stops you from truly immersing yourself in the gift of and the joy in your life. “Think about the greatest obstacle you’ve ever faced,” she says. “You might say resources or opportunities. You didn’t have access to the thing you wanted. The thing you wanted was too expensive, or it wasn’t where you needed it to be, or you just couldn’t get to it in the time available and while you had the chance. It’s a question of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or more accurately, never being in the right place at the right time. That’s what you tell yourself, anyway. But the fact is, if something is important to you, you’ll move heaven and earth to get to it. You’ll do whatever is necessary to be in the right place at the right time. You’ll make time because, once something is your priority, it’s the thing you throw all your effort and resources at. So what is really holding you back?”
Gabby explains that the thing that’s holding you back is real fear. It isn’t the simulated fear of thrill rides or horror movies, but a real aversion to risk. We’ve got to be willing to take risks in life, she explains, because only then can we achieve our goals despite the real dangers that reality puts in front of us every day. Fear can paralyze us and stop us from going after what we want. We’ll never reach our dreams that way. Gabby is very passionate about fighting past that fear.
“Very early on in my life I decided that fear would never have any power over me,” she says. “Fear is the paralysis that freezes you when you most need to move and seize your goals. I won’t let that become who I am. I won’t hold back or delay my dreams. I’m going to seize the opportunity to do the things I’ve always wanted to do. I’m going to go after that brass ring. Every big dream, every goal, involves a leap of faith. I’m ready to take that jump. And if I can do it while I’m wearing next to nothing, great.”
Dazzling Marcia likes to think that she listens very well, and believes that when it comes to personal relationships, listening is the only skill that really makes a difference. She loves to get out and explore the nightlife of the city, finding great new places for entertainment and having fun. She loves to go to comedy clubs and concerts and is very good at locating new chances to have fun while exploring the city. Staying home, she believes, is an utter waste of time, and she thinks the greatest thing you can do wrong in this world is explore all the wonderful opportunities that exist for you to have fun out there. Her personal philosophy is rooted in this concept.
Marcia explains that she read in an Indian holy book that the greatest mystery in life is the idea that we all live as though we’re going to be immortal. Yet we die every day as human beings, and those of us left behind never seem to want to acknowledge that fact, as if mortality just doesn’t apply to us. She further explains that maybe some people just believe if they live in denial it will never occur to them. They don’t think about an inevitable future they can’t change because there will always be time later on to worry about it, or so they think, until the day that later never comes and they are forced to face reality.
“I think this idea that there will always be time later on is a horrifyingly bad philosophy,” she says. “We all have such short lives. If we live thinking that we should play it safe, that we have plenty of time and therefore there’s no point in taking risks, then we never really extend ourselves and put ourselves out there to do great things and have wonderful adventures. When your whole life flashes before you at the end, do you want to be bored by that reply? Or do you want to be proud of what you did, and proud of the risks that you took, and realize that, even though your time is up, you truly lived while you could? I think it would be terribly sad to look back in regret.”
Marcia goes on to explain that she believes we should take advantage of every single minute we get as if it were the most precious resource available to us. “You owe yourself that attitude change,” she says. “Every single time you wake up, every morning that your feet hit the floor, you should never be thinking about later. There is no later. There is only what you can accomplish right now. Every day, charge out of bed grateful for the gift of your life, and determined to accomplish your goals. You should set those goals every morning. Do it formally. Keep a list. Write it down and you can then check it off as you go about your day. Make fulfilling your goals and meeting your list a big part of what you do every day. That sense of empowerment and accomplishment will give you the mental and emotional boost you need to keep going and keep doing things each day.”
“Escorts are all about seizing opportunity,” Marcia explains. “A good escort has got to be able to embrace, not just change, but opportunity. She’s got to be willing to live her dreams. That’s what I do, every single day. I live my dreams. I have this endless party to attend. No matter what day it is, when I get my schedule, I have an endless amount of enjoyment ahead of me. It’s my version of traveling the world, except I’m not waiting. I’m not going to get to the end of my life and then scramble to make my dreams come true. I’m living my dreams now, and so I know that if anything happens to prevent what I’m trying to do, I’ll have had what I wanted when it mattered.”
Marcia believes the key to accomplishing all of this is a relentlessly positive attitude. “People respond best to positivity,” she says. “They want leaders and friends around them who help them to light up, who bring them joy and lift their spirits. They want to know that there are people around them who not only share their burdens, but who can help them respond to those burdens and triumph over them. I think this is the essence of hope. It’s the idea of helping people. Hope is about that shared bond among men and women who face the adversity of life and just take it on, no matter what, helping each other along so that everyone benefits. I feel hopeful just thinking about life in those terms. I suppose a lot of people probably do.”
Classy Trisha likes to spend her free time at the beach or by the pool. She is a sexy bisexual lady who likes going out to the movies and enjoying fine dining. When she’s at the movies, she likes to rate the various actors in them by which ones she thinks are most good looking. She loves fast cars and likes to be around powerful motors of all types. She actually considers herself something of a fast girl herself.
“I love fast cars,” she says. “I love the growl of a super powerful engine. It just kind of resonates with me and with my body. I feel it deep down inside me and it turns me on. When I’m riding in a muscle car, when I’m in a fancy sports car, or if I’m just watching that vehicle drive past me, I can’t help but respond to it. The sound of that engine, the aroma of the exhaust as it thunders by. Speed and power are things that I admire, and the men who pilot these vehicles are men I admire as well. I like fast cars and I’ll always pick something impractical and powerful over something powerful and reasonable. We make so many boring choices in life. We want reliable, dependable transportation, right? Well what’s more boring than reliable and dependable? I want something fast and sexy. Even though there are sometimes problems that come with that, it’s so much more fun. Do you want to look back on your life and think that you took the safe way out, or do you want to look back on your life and think about all the incredible adventures you had?”
It is making those memories of incredible adventures that Trisha believes is one of the selling points of Las Vegas escorts. “When you book one of our girls, of course it’s something special,” she says. “You’re building memories. All of us are just the sum of our memories. When you get to the end of this adventure we call life and you look back, you’ll have nothing to share or take with you except those memories. Do you want a series of bland and boring memories that are the sum total of your life? Or do you want sexy adventures, things that were the fulfillment of fantasies that you had, and times that you just went for it and grabbed that brass ring? I don’t know about you, but for me, that’s what I would want. I would want that adventure before anything else. I would want to have really, truly lived, and be able to look back proud on what I’d done. That’s the only way to live life as far as I’m concerned.”
Trish has an extensive collection of bikinis and bathing suits, each one skimpier than the last. She loves to get as naked as possible and spend time in the hot sun. “When it comes to bathing suits, I want them to be as tiny as they can possibly be,” she says. “I like a tiny, tiny bathing suit. I like my tan lines to be as fine as possible, too. Whenever possible, I go to the beach, and if the beach is not an option, there’s always a hotel pool somewhere, even one that is indoors. I like to wear my tiniest little bathing suit and just lay out by that pool or on a blanket on the beach, and wait for people to notice me. I love it when guys come by and go out of their way to sort of cruise by me so they can get a good, long look. I like to catch them looking. I like to smile and wink at them, as if I know what they’re thinking. You’d be amazed at how often they sort of blush and actually act sweet when you catch them at it.”
“I like knowing that the people who see me and watch me are getting turned on,” she admits. “A guy can’t help how he’s built. You can’t look at a body like this as a straight man and not get turned on. It’s just how the male mind is wired. I know that as I’m lying there, maybe rubbing suntan lotion into my supple legs and on my taut stomach, he’s thinking about all the dirty, naughty stuff he’d like to do with me. I’ll give him a lot to think about. I’ll give him a private show unlike anything he’s ever had... and if he seems like a nice enough guy, I’ll even offer to let him put the lotion on. Nobody’s turned me down yet when I offer them a chance to help me get oiled up. Every guy dreams of an opportunity like that. They love having it.”
