Indy Isabelle?
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I have seen Isabelle many times - although not enough - over the last two years and here's my review: Fan-Fucking-Tastic!
To quote the famous line from Seinfeld: "They're real and they're spectacular."
If you're wondering if the photos on her website are accurate, the answer is yes.
She is beautiful.
And I agree with the previous poster- you should email her immediately if you want to set something up.
There"s plenty of info. She was working for quite a while before she started requesting no more reviews. Do a search.
Thanks folks!
I've been working my tail off after recovering from some minor surgery and am back to the weight I was when the pictures where taken and my currently advertised stats are accurate, and I'm working my way back to the stats as listed on my website.
I imagine I'll easily be there by mid-end of Feb.
LH and I have seen each other on more occasions than he suggests and a certain rapport developed based on numerous common intellectual pursuits and a few naughty ones as well.
As some may know, reviews have brought me a substantial amount of grief from several people. I actually had to get the police involved in one case with an obsessed ex-client who would read reviews and it would rekindle his fixation and cause all sorts of havoc and 2 years of stalker behavior.
I also understand that reviews are needed at the beginning of one's career to establish credibility; however I have always found them distasteful, especially when they are extremely explicit.
I aim to please and am happy to accommodate almost all safe requests (no greek...ouch) and am known for my passion and playfulness. I feel I have earned the credibility to have my wishes from no reviews respected as there is plenty of information available.
I've always had a policy that if I am not to someone's liking when they show up, they are free to leave at no cost. My integrity and ethics guide me in all matters, both business and personal.
Both my personal and business life involve certain relationships where graphic reviews would be "uncomfortable" to say the least should they be seen. I'm not ashamed of what I do, but some things are TMI.
I was asked recently why I didn't just ask to be on the "Do Not Review List." My reply to that is simply that it may be perceive that as an indication that I may be hiding something. It also means that all previous reviews would be deleted and people would not be able to recommend me or comment. While I must admit it does have some appeal, I can also understand that people want to know what to expect and I think that's fair. I hope that with the situation as is, everyone's needs are met. Inquiries can be answered and I can feel that my privacy is being respected.
I hope people will understand this and respect my wishes as it is very much a sign of respect.
I know we've already set something up but I thought I'd follow up on this thread anyway.
I've been working my tail off after recovering from some minor surgery and am back to the weight I was when the pictures where taken and my currently advertised stats are accurate, and I'm working my way back to the stats as listed on my website.
I imagine I'll easily be there by mid-end of Feb.Thank you. We've yet to meet but as we have so many friends in common I have no doubt we'll be meeting soon.She has requested not to be reviewed, which is why there is limited info.
Everything i've ever heard about her is positive. She's a gorgeous, sweet girl, with a great reputation... and natural 34f's
I don't think you'd be disappointed.
Kisses for you D!
While flattered by the 2nd comment (no doth protesting too much) the first is unfair because it's blatantly biased!
LH and I have seen each other on more occasions than he suggests and a certain rapport developed based on numerous common intellectual pursuits and a few naughty ones as well. Thank you very much Holly. Your new pictures are stunning, though I'd expect no less having seen your loveliness in person. I admire your courage in displaying that gorgeous face as well as form. I also look forward to seeing you soon.
Thank you CCBJ, it's always a pleasure seeing you.
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To respond to both of the above statements and clarify my intentions, I'd like to explain why I request no reviews.Perhaps he ment recent info?. Just sayin
As some may know, reviews have brought me a substantial amount of grief from several people. I actually had to get the police involved in one case with an obsessed ex-client who would read reviews and it would rekindle his fixation and cause all sorts of havoc and 2 years of stalker behavior.
I also understand that reviews are needed at the beginning of one's career to establish credibility; however I have always found them distasteful, especially when they are extremely explicit.
I aim to please and am happy to accommodate almost all safe requests (no greek...ouch) and am known for my passion and playfulness. I feel I have earned the credibility to have my wishes from no reviews respected as there is plenty of information available.
I've always had a policy that if I am not to someone's liking when they show up, they are free to leave at no cost. My integrity and ethics guide me in all matters, both business and personal.
Both my personal and business life involve certain relationships where graphic reviews would be "uncomfortable" to say the least should they be seen. I'm not ashamed of what I do, but some things are TMI.
I was asked recently why I didn't just ask to be on the "Do Not Review List." My reply to that is simply that it may be perceive that as an indication that I may be hiding something. It also means that all previous reviews would be deleted and people would not be able to recommend me or comment. While I must admit it does have some appeal, I can also understand that people want to know what to expect and I think that's fair. I hope that with the situation as is, everyone's needs are met. Inquiries can be answered and I can feel that my privacy is being respected.
I hope people will understand this and respect my wishes as it is very much a sign of respect.
