How important is an SP's academic background to you?

[Dick Ford]

I have... of all things... a Bachelor's degree in Women's Studies

And you are definitely a woman any man would love to "study." Phew! Brains and beauty for the win!

 

[vanperb]

Well looking back at the ladies I had picked to do duos with, all of them were either uber educated, had brilliant civilian careers, authored books or owned and ran other businesses. It is a turn on, I agree.

Could be a matter of self selection. Have you been with women who were not so academically successful?

 

[Tugela]

How important is a provider's education to you when deciding wheather or not to see her? I ask because I see a lot of SP's especially on the more expensive scale list their academic achievements on their ads. Personally, I stopped listing my academics on my resume years ago but I not nearly in the same industry.

Are there people who say "Bachelor's? I need me a Masters kinda woman, and a Serving It Right certification!"

Personally, I think if I saw a trade's certification on their ad it would be a major turn on. Say a woman with Level 3 Certified Welding Inspector certification/accrediation, sign me up!

The reason would be that the probability (or at least expectation) of someone being sophisticated increases if they are educated. Since the higher end ladies cater to clients who expect and are paying for that sophistication, listing education helps them find the sort of clients they want. It is a kind of screening.

If they were to say that prior to being an SP they worked as a laborer digging ditches, or cleaned toilets for a living, potential clients may think that perhaps she might not be that sophisticated and look somewhere else. Certainly they would not be that keen on forking over $500 or more per hour of her time. Instead they would be thinking of a number a lot lower than that. If the lady in question wants to command a fee of $500 or more an hour, she had better be beautiful in body, mind and soul, be wearing designer clothing, have an elegant suite and present the image a client would associate with that sort of fee.

 

[Aellyn Rose]

Could be a matter of self selection. Have you been with women who were not so academically successful?

No I haven't, even in my personal life... What an elitist lover that makes me.

 

[uncleg]

 

[lenny]

"How important is an SP's academic background to you?"

It's a deal breaker.

They must be young, dumb & full of...dumb.

White, busty & blond will do as well.

Or simply Asian.

 

[capitalCforcougar]

as a perrrrson with a fairly high IQ, owner of my own business.. a professional designation with a slew of initials behind my name... I have found I am very tolerant of a lot of things.. but stupidity is never one of them... and thankfully.. that appears the same with the company I keep... socially or otherwise <whew!>

....granted.. I have to admit, I have 'fallen victim' to the 'stupid' every once in a while.. hehe fun to bat around a while, but eventually.. there is some expectation of talk *sigh* hehe

...hehe awww muffin <not!>

 

[capitalCforcougar]

...nothing more than a bit of play on my name... (cat.. purring..) <shrug>

 

[UhOh]

"How important is an SP's academic background to you?"

It's a deal breaker.

They must be young, dumb & full of...dumb.

White, busty & blond will do as well.

Or simply Asian.

Good point. To be honest I've had some of my best times in bed with some of the dumbest girls.

 

[badbadboy]

Good point. To be honest I've had some of my best times in bed with some of the dumbest girls.

Even better is full on crazy lol.

Just don't hang around too long like I did . . .

:behindsofa:

 

[curvecraver]

hahaha beat me to it...was thinking the same. I do like to see Riza and at my age with my heart condition, I wouldn't want to have an attack in anyone else's arms