No fakers, and yeah, I don’t got time for time wasters.
But I’ve got goals, bills, and a slim thick / fit body vibe—got ASS, , and it’s not some dirty situation. Which, okay, I’m also not trying to pretend. I’m chocolate with red , PR, and I’m usually either 5'0ft (♀) or 5'10 ().
And sometimes it’s literally only one girl available, so if you’re checking availability, don’t act shocked if it’s not two. Cool.
Silky throat with that tight waterfall (⛲). Full experience can be a 2-girl setup—yeah, that full 2 girl experience . Price range listed is 350-800, except anal & fetish.
QVs are 175 (15m!) and there’s zero negotiating—this part isn’t complicated.
But about scheduling and where we do it—
✅ Car dates 175-300 (depends)
✅ Outcalls 200-500 (mind my gas/uber; round) — also I check that one less than you’d expect
✅ Incalls 250-600
Content pic/vids 25-100, yes they’re there on command, and sometimes I’ll send them after—usually faster there. Anyway.
Anything anal costs extra—gotta pay to play, and I’ll keep it simple: anal has its own cost. Also anything in-person starts at $100+. For anal, the listing notes x3 unless you pay x3 and have very good hygiene, and otherwise no BB/raw.
Or if you’re asking about verification: I’ll have to verify not a cop, and you’ll need to complete the verification pic of dick for service. I get it, it’s a hassle—still, it’s part of it.
Gf is available through allowance only, weekly or monthly. And OT services depend on certain things, so you’ll have to ask.
Fetishes are on the table too—your little secret—, but again, it depends what you’re requesting.
No cheapskates or lowballers. No disrespect. No scams. No cops.
And yep, the “max price includes everything” note is in the listing—just keep in mind the math example it gives: $100 + time(15m) + menu selection = total. Which, okay, dick isn’t the only tip that’s accepted.
Gotta kids, gotta bills, got plans—got means of life.
Wait—actually one more thing, the listing says “Will be asked to verify not a cop!” so don’t show up acting like you can skip that step—especially if you’re trying to argue mid-process.
