Party Friendly? Really??

[SammiValentine]

marijuana is widely used and has less health effects than both alcohol and cigarettes so i consider that to be a regular thing(i smoke).

Tbh 1 glass of red per day is probably the "healthiest" out of the lot, that and a heavy use of olive oil contributes to why people in the med outlive a lot of the rest of the world. Now i wonder if they start smoking spliffs will they live any longer....??? Hmm probably not

We can keep kiddig oursevles though hah x

[shermanwt]

But your post clearly implied that you view marijuana use as an indication of a broader lack of judgement and poor health. You should just be aware that this is a cultural attitude and is not based on evidence.

I think that's where the disconnect is--I have no problem with smoking or using whatever drugs. My point is the advertising of smoking (and any other drug use) to me is what I have an issue with. If she's advertising it and she's partaking of it with each client that is seen that day, to me, that makes me question her judgment simply because she may be stoned, high, or whatever by the time my appointment rolls around. And if she's on a bender, well she won't have her wits about her and that's where trouble starts. I look at it this way--if I'm an accountant and in my ads I say that I get drunk or high at work, how much confidence would you have in my ability to properly perform at my job? Escorting is a business.

[Prospero]

I assume that the "party friendly" girls mean if you bring they'll share. I can't see that, for the prices they ask, they'll be offering a line of coke or a bong full of fun for an inclusive price (plus if it were the latter they'd not really be able to work very much that day, surely).

Stick to a nice healthy glass of red wine.... and some tortilla chips.

[9inchesthickncut]

I get offended when clients call and ask me!!!! Or ask to pay me in Weed... sorry I dont smoke to justify being paid in it! Those years are long behind me! I barely drink anymore!

God knows I love my 420 — and I'm thrilled to live in a state where recreational use for adults is now legal — but attempting to pay a lovely t-girl with weed is just bad form.

And partying with receptive girls is great — it gives you another point of commonality, and can definitely help remove any inhibitions.

I'd love to smoke out Jane Marie; I suspect there would be quite a line for that privilege.

[thombergeron]

I think that's where the disconnect is--I have no problem with smoking or using whatever drugs. My point is the advertising of smoking (and any other drug use) to me is what I have an issue with. If she's advertising it and she's partaking of it with each client that is seen that day, to me, that makes me question her judgment simply because she may be stoned, high, or whatever by the time my appointment rolls around. And if she's on a bender, well she won't have her wits about her and that's where trouble starts. I look at it this way--if I'm an accountant and in my ads I say that I get drunk or high at work, how much confidence would you have in my ability to properly perform at my job? Escorting is a business.

Escorting is a kind of business, but that definition is so broad as to be useless. Escorting has virtually nothing in common with accountancy. Escorts are in the business of providing pleasure. For many, substance use is pleasurable. Sex work has been tied to substance use for as long as there has been sex work. So I think you're compounding your misunderstanding by making a inapt analogy.

I'm running pretty close to my pedantry quota for the day, so let me try to be brief. The attitudes toward risk in this thread are culturally biased. And not just your attitude toward one's willingness to combine sex with cannabis. Sammi and Prospero both refer to "healthy" red wine. There is no good evidence to support the positive health effects of red wine, and there's an overwhelming body of evidence of the deleterious effects of daily alcohol consumption. But red wine is seen as "classy" and consuming alcohol is culturally acceptable and well integrated into societal norms, so otherwise intelligent and well educated people allow themselves to believe things about it that are not true.

[thombergeron]

God knows I love my 420 — and I'm thrilled to live in a state where recreational use for adults is now legal — but attempting to pay a lovely t-girl with weed is just bad form.

Yes. It's a weed. It will grow and produce anywhere with very little effort.

Particularly, in states where it's legal or even simply decriminalized like in Cali, marijuana has essentially no monetary value. This is an important point as our country continues to grapple with prohibition. I read an interesting analysis recently that estimated that legal mass-produced cannabis would likely cost the consumer something on the order of 2 to 3 cents per joint.

[broncofan]

I'm running pretty close to my pedantry quota for the day, so let me try to be brief. The attitudes toward risk in this thread are culturally biased. And not just your attitude toward one's willingness to combine sex with cannabis. Sammi and Prospero both refer to "healthy" red wine. There is no good evidence to support the positive health effects of red wine, and there's an overwhelming body of evidence of the deleterious effects of daily alcohol consumption. But red wine is seen as "classy" and consuming alcohol is culturally acceptable and well integrated into societal norms, so otherwise intelligent and well educated people allow themselves to believe things about it that are not true.

I agree generally with what you're saying, but let me put it this way. People who are risk averse are in some ways irrational about risk. When someone advertises that they are 420 friendly it may not create an objectively risky situation but in some ways reflects a risk tolerance. You can see so far my post is pedantic as well.

People have all sorts of rules of thumb about various types of behavior and may see an attitude that makes them wary. What if someone's willingness to deviate from cultural norms with respect to some harmless behaviors indicates a willingness to do so with respect to those norms that have a more rational basis?

My intuition is that those escorts who are extremely careful with what they write in their advertisements are more likely to be cautious in other aspects of their life. Their caution in their ads might be excessive, but it could reflect a general tendency to take care.

[Prospero]

Keep your hat on everyone. Eat, drink, smoke and be merry etc etc.....

[Tits McButts]

Some escorts like weed and blow. Suggesting that their johns procure and provide is a lot easier than having to hunt it down. Lazy bitches.

[robertlouis]

Stick to a nice healthy glass of red wine.... and some tortilla chips.

Wot?? No full English?