So, when I get excellent value from a RBGFE session with a non-pro provider that absolutely blows away anything I can get north of $200, I got in a state of Euphoria for days. My productivity at work increases. My love life with my significant other becomes very bright. Overall, it does alot for my body and soul, and I'm in a state of happiness for days.

Do you guys think that an excellent session actually pays off like an excellent therapy session?

Yes, Absolutely the case for me, but, unfortunately, it does not last.

I was walking back to the BART and was so blissed out after the last time I saw my ATF that I almost missed the 2 black guys casing me. I noticed them when one of them started to get too close to me. I turned and faced him, then quickly crossed the street into a brighter lit and more populated area as the guy in the back was egging on his friend. Luckily I avoided any confrontation, but what a way to kill the euphoria high I was on.

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Hope burns bright!

I have found that satisfying sessions, a healthy diet, and a little exercise on a regular basis is the best self-therapy in the world.

I feel as strong as a hundred camels in a courtyard.

Links please, either to their ads or vip reviews...this whole Redbk idea is based on sharing, right? If you don't want to share them publicly by posting (understandable), inbox or email (in my profile) who you recommend--many of us will do the same back, and we're talkin' some amazing women (often spectacular, experienced milfs)at 200 or below (often as part of a multi-hour arrangement) who are often recommended behind the scenes. There are a couple of vip private forums that address this directly, so joining up (as Monty Roberts would say) pays off, not only in quality, but saves $$$ as well as minimizing disappointments.

Oh, and I agree with you >...an excellent session actually pays off like an excellent therapy session?...<
Actually fun, great exercise, and one does not have to put up with the "well, how did you feel about that"...I greatly prefer "oh yes sir, I can take it sir".
I just wish company health plans would start including our "treatments".
Certainly does promote better mental health like you say,
jm

Lately I've been being a lot more judicious about how I spend money, by putting it in terms of pleasure.

As in, "Is this going to give me $20 (or $200, or whatever) worth of joy, now or in the future?" Makes purchasing decisions a lot easier.

In the case of mongering, I can right now find things for $200 that would give me a lot more long-term joy, so I haven't been spending it on the ladies. On the other hand, I've been saving a shitload of money this way (i.e., cooking more-- since I enjoy it anyway-- instead of buying restaurant meals). I've got a list of ladies I want to sample, for sure, and as soon as I can't think of anything else that would be a more joyful use of the money, I'll go for it.