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ameliahoney

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Definition of 'mature'
« on: 25 June 2013, 09:12:41 pm »
Hi girls, I posted here a few days ago for advice about starting as an escort and I'm now at the the stage where I'm thinking about how to market myself. I'm 38 and am thinking about marketing myself as 'mature'.
I slightly feel as if I'm stuck in that no-man's-land between your twenties and thirties where you look quite young but the wrinkles are definitely appearing!! Is 'mature' the right approach do you think?
Yours confusedly,
A xx:)

ana30

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Re: Definition of 'mature'
« Reply #1 on: 25 June 2013, 10:10:07 pm »
Hi Amelia.

I'm around your age too and face a similar dilemma. Personally I think that all depends on your looks and how your body/face looks. I know 38 year olds who don't have a wrinkle on their face with a super fit great work-out body who don't mention the word "mature" (but  they do mention their age) on their ads and they're  busy as hell. I would say if you have a "mature body" (a few wrinkles, saggy breasts, a stretch mark or two, some cellulite etc... Meaning: You have a "normal" body for a woman your age) then I would market myself as "mature", but if you have a bikini body, no wrinkles whatsoever and are one of those lucky ladies with great genes who can pass for a 26 year old  I wouldn't market myself as mature. Not yet.
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ameliahoney

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Re: Definition of 'mature'
« Reply #2 on: 25 June 2013, 10:32:19 pm »
Hi Ana,
That's great advice, thanks! I'm definitely going down the mature route then - at least they'll be expecting a few sags here and there, lol!
Next job is getting some photos done, yikes...
Axx