Ditto.
And +1, of course: I love Seeking and the absolutely incredible experiences it allowed me to have over time.
I've just taken a look at my spreadsheet to draw a balance. I've had an account twice before now for a total of three months (I just reopened it, but I don't think I'll keep it open long), and got out of it with:
- 1 loving relationship with the sweetest and most beautiful girl I've ever met, finished too early because of a misunderstanding and never restarted because of a really sad illness that got in the way
- 1 relationship with another stunner (who told me she didn't want money after the second time we met and said she only tried it once for the thrills), lasted a year and I ended when she became too jealous and possessive. Still great friends.
- 1 platonic friendship with a darling that in the first few days on Seeking helped me find myself more than a couple of years of psychotherapy
- 1 friendship with benefits with a girl from France who never asked for a dime and regularly tries to invite me to meet her again somewhere around Europe despite the fact I'm in a relationship
- 5 repeated arrangements with absolute stunners (8.5/9.5) for moderate ppm amounts (300£/450£) that I met multiple times (and stopped when I got bored). With 1 I'm still good friends.
- 1 random freebie with a Russian hottie that I met in California expecting to spend a fortune, just to find her fucking my brains out in my hotel for a few hours and then disappearing with a smile
- 8 one-offs with hotties (7/9.5, 250£/500£) that I didn't click with enough to repeat the experience, but in most cases were great fun
- a bunch of meet and greets with people I didn't like enough to go through with the thing
- 3 decent friendships that lasted just a few months, but were fun until they lasted
- hours and hours of interesting chats