Okay, I don’t want to sound harsh here as I can see myself getting to that point. Alex Harper is supposedly ready to retire from escorting, giving the shortest of notice in my opinion. This has a couple of friends of mine scrambling just a bit, as they do want to see her, but they aren’t all that scared of Alex retiring, as she’s said this times again.If you go through the community, you can find at least one other time I’ve written about Alex retiring. This was around the time she was dealing with a loss, so I’m not going to hold it against her. When you’re dealing with something as heavy as she was—and still is today—you’re going to take a step back to refocus on your life. Not providing was part of that focus, but Alex changed her mind almost at the drop of a hat. Call it what you will, as Alex does have bills like the next person. Though, to hear this come up again doesn’t sit right with me.
I wish nothing but the best for Alex. She’s an amazing provider who I’ve had an amazing time with. If it was up to me, I’d see her every single year for my once-a-year Extravaganza, though our schedules never seem to line up.
To hear this come from Alex again seems unbelievable. Plus, I hear she’s started to jump-start her adult career again, so to do that and leave providing behind doesn’t make a lot of sense. Alex could be putting her complete and utter focus on her adult career—possibly seeing providing as nothing more than a distraction. We’ve seen this happen before. But IMO, Alex isn’t the type to just leave her well-established provider career behind.
I don’t want to sound insensitive. I just want to state something that we’ve been seeing happen constantly—and that’s providers using the “retiring soon” tactic to get as many bookings as possible. Then, they take back said retirement, acting as if it was never said. This is something we are all too used to seeing, and Alex has done this once before. The worst part about it is, we have no idea if this is true or not. As someone who’s seen Alex, I’d love to see her again. To know that it may not be possible anymore—or that I have a crunch time to see her—makes me want to book, but knowing this could also be a ploy isn’t a good feeling either.
As the hobby stands, as clients and providers, we have the same ideology: See that provider, because you never know when they’ll be gone. Doing this with Alex would be on anyone’s list of to-dos if they’ve seen her before. Although, to know you only have until the end of July to see Alex makes things a little harder to work around.
