Grats on your new life, GL HF

Alexa, you may have chosen the life/occupation but this isn't a consequence that you deserve nor one that you are obligated to face.

It's not cowardice to value your safety. If you're afraid of something, TRUST YOUR INSTINCTS.

Take as much time as you need. Hun, I would've moved to another country if something like that happened to me. Be strong, but be smart too.

It's good to hear that you're all right. *hugs*

There are one of two things going on in this blog: an amazing amount of stupidity or an amazing amount of things other than the truth.

First of all, anyone running a blog today, particularly one with all sorts of intimate things, has to figure out that they are going to be unmasked to some degree. Just ask the Girl with the One-Track Mind.

Maybe some of the not true things are simply harmless disguises. But if you're trying to keep your profession from your family, you don't announce that you're in Cincinnati with your brother and his family, along with their names...unless maybe it's ANOTHER city, and the names have been changed to protect the innocent. Or maybe you didn't go anywhere.

And you also don't identify to a pretty narrow degree, where you live, which is what she has done. New York's a big place, but she's put other statements in here that narrow down just where her location is.

And I pointed out earlier that if she had her pubic hair cut into the shape of an A, it means the story is not true, her escort name starts with an A, or maybe there's some other great excuse when she drops her draws and her client who thought he was hiring "Christi" or whatever sees an A.

So if all this is true -- that she's in Cincy, that she lives in the vicinty of where she lives, that she exercises at Equinox, that she goes to Jamba Juice at the Time Warner center -- I'd say this is a pretty odd way to try to stay anonymous. And that's where the stupidity comes in.

And if that's not the case, then there's a lot of stories in here that are just that: stories. I guess the readers have to pick and choose which ones they think are true.

Yeah, it will be funny when everyone reading this realizes it's fake.

I find it absolutely hilarious that receiving flowers sends someone running halfway cross the country. Hopefully that part is both fake and written for the sheer comedy value.

Alexa has already told us that she alters names, dates, and places to protect her identity but doesn't feel the need to add that disclaimer every bloody time, and yet... you clearly have a genius for noticing inconsitencies in her aliases.

You all should join the CIA. Just submit all your comments here and on other blogs where you've done some sleuthing as your resume. I'm sure they will find it to be as impressive as it looks.

I also find it soooo soooo so very stupid with these suspicious anally retentive comments and self made conclusions re minor inconsistencies coming from "El Oh" et al. Do you guys really have such boring lifes and narrow minds to feel the need to jump on people with more fascinating lifes than yourselves?

Writing from anally-retentive land:

Actually, sorry to disappoint you, but my life is pretty interesting. I travel all over the world, I actually have some prominence in my field, and so on. I also read a lot of the escort blogs. To be honest, I find them fascinating. It's a deep dark secret in my life!

This one, however, is very different from the others in that so much, at least on the surface, is being given away: where the writer lives, what the writer sort of looks like (even to the point of a cartoon!), family information, and so on.

So you're misinterpreting what I'm saying. I always figured there had to be some masking of people, places, events. But the difference between this blog and the other hooker blogs is that in this one, the stories tend to be very specific about events, places, etc. So the whole combination just doesn't really work. If you really want to retain anonimity, then why be so specific? But if in order to retain anonimity, the specifics are being so heavily made up, then after awhile, can you believe anything? At least if the story is vague, like in a lot of others, you can believe the facts as presented because there's so much opaqueness. You can fill in the rest.

And if you haven't masked that much, don't be surprised if flowers from a stranger show up at your door one day.

That view is not what you're alleging, which is that we're nitpicking on inconsistencies. (Except for the pubic hair A, which I'm convinced is a BS story, unless her real name and "stage name" start with the same letter, and I guess that's possible. That's the only way that story could be true, unless we're dealing with a very, very stupid person, which I don't think we are).