Originally Posted by
Llliinda
Just to clear things up since my name is being discussed here — I’m Linda.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion about my service, and I respect that. If you’ve personally met me and didn’t enjoy my service or my attitude, that’s completely fine. You’re entitled to share your own experience.
But calling me a “gold digger” based on something you heard from someone else about my private life is unfair, especially when you don’t actually know what happened between two people.
And since we’re talking about it, let me ask this: what would you call a man who wants a woman to see him privately, come to him, and give him her time and attention, while expecting her to do all of that for nothing and offering her no clear relationship or commitment in return? Is the woman really the selfish one simply because she doesn’t agree to that arrangement?
If you want a woman to give you her private time, then whatever happens between the two of you should be based on a mutual agreement. If you ask her to come and see you and she tells you what she wants in return, you have every right to say no. You can negotiate, find an arrangement that works for both of you, or simply choose not to see each other. Nobody is forcing anyone.
But you can’t expect someone to accept an arrangement entirely on your terms and then call her a “gold digger” simply because she asks for something in return. Having expectations, knowing the value of your own time, and setting boundaries doesn’t automatically make someone greedy.
There are always two sides to every story. If two adults can’t agree on what they both want, they can simply walk away. That doesn’t make either person a bad person.
So if you want to review my service based on your own experience, I have absolutely no problem with that. I’ve seen both positive and negative reviews about myself. I appreciate the positive ones, and I’m also willing to accept criticism and improve where I can.
But when it comes to my private life, this will be the first and last time I address it publicly.
I have no intention of arguing with anyone or explaining my personal life any further. I only wanted to say this once because if my name and character are going to be discussed publicly, I think it’s fair that I’m allowed to speak for myself as well.
Thank you.
Linda