I hear you! I checked out that Washington City Paper list of the "11 best escort sites to sign up for," and honestly, it left me scratching my head. The list includes some sites we're familiar with and others that are brand new to us. But what's really baffling is that the entire article seems to be fixated on getting you to sign up for these services, while our main gig is all about browsing and making contact. It's like they missed the memo on what we're really into.
A brief summary on the article. The 11 best escort sites the provider names are......
Now, onto my take. Honestly, after going through the article, it just feels like a bit of a letdown. I mean, sure, if you're in the market for companionship, it might serve its purpose, but I can't imagine many of us hobbyists checking out most of these sites. To be real, I only know half of them exist because they pop up when I'm watching Hollywood movies. Yeah, you read that right, Hollywood movies. So, seeing these sites in an article for hobbyists like us feels a bit disrespectful.
Now, imagine a newbie hobbyist stumbling upon this. They might think that Ashly Madison, AdultFriendFinder, and fucking Snag Bang are the way to go. We know better; some of these sites are far from the best, and you might end up getting scammed by a few of them.
Did you also notice how the author conveniently left out sites like Eros and Slixa but included TrystLink? It's interesting, right? Keep in mind that you can still run into scams on both Eros and Slixa, especially Eros, but that little detail really caught my attention.
Anyway, this is just my two cents, and I wanted to get it off my chest. I know some of you have your own opinions, and I'm looking forward to hearing them. Let me know if this list makes any sense to you.
Washington City Paper Article
A brief summary on the article. The 11 best escort sites the provider names are......
- Ashley Madison
- AdultFriendFinder
- OneNightStand
- Snag Bang
- WhatsYourPrice
- TrystLink
- YesBackpage
- ClassifiedAds
- SkipTheGame
- DoubleList
- ListCrawler
Now, onto my take. Honestly, after going through the article, it just feels like a bit of a letdown. I mean, sure, if you're in the market for companionship, it might serve its purpose, but I can't imagine many of us hobbyists checking out most of these sites. To be real, I only know half of them exist because they pop up when I'm watching Hollywood movies. Yeah, you read that right, Hollywood movies. So, seeing these sites in an article for hobbyists like us feels a bit disrespectful.
Now, imagine a newbie hobbyist stumbling upon this. They might think that Ashly Madison, AdultFriendFinder, and fucking Snag Bang are the way to go. We know better; some of these sites are far from the best, and you might end up getting scammed by a few of them.
Did you also notice how the author conveniently left out sites like Eros and Slixa but included TrystLink? It's interesting, right? Keep in mind that you can still run into scams on both Eros and Slixa, especially Eros, but that little detail really caught my attention.
Anyway, this is just my two cents, and I wanted to get it off my chest. I know some of you have your own opinions, and I'm looking forward to hearing them. Let me know if this list makes any sense to you.
Washington City Paper Article
