Semi-retiring from sessions

[Anji]

Originally Posted by RyonaGuy [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Would be cool to see you continue to post here from time to time as you always have solid, insightful input!

Thank you! I will be around, maybe not as often, but still enjoy sharing ! the best to you as well.

[Maitsek]

Thanks a lot for your words and your presence here ! You are a passionate person and finding balance is key, so I understand your choice.

About sessions and the scene, it is obvious you give a lot of yourself, and this is something rare and quite special. And whatever you do in the future, your insights and perceptions are very appreciated.
Best wishes !

[Anji]

Originally Posted by Maitsek [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

You are a passionate person and finding balance is key, so I understand your choice.

Thank you. I do appreciate your kind words. All the best.

[Naji]

Even though we've never met, I have a lot of respect and love for you, Anji. I'm looking forward to meeting you one day, hopefully soon. Hope you swim in happiness until you get tired of it every day of your life. Cheers!

[Issarg]

a farewell is always sad, it is a part of our life that belong no longer to the present, but to the past.
But it's better to retire too early than too late. I haven't had the luck to know you, but you will be remebered at the peak of your strenght and your attractiveness. Like a Greta Garbo of the wrestling. Good luck Anji.

[Anji]

Originally Posted by Zweig [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

I have a lot of respect and love for you, Anji. I'm looking forward to meeting you one day

Děkuju Zweig, hope we can meet some time in the near future, all the best and cheers !

Originally Posted by Issarg [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

a farewell is always sad, it is a part of our life that belong no longer to the present, but to the past.

Beautiful and poetic. Thank you and be well...

Well congrats!Definitely the most honest down to earth sesdion wrestler on here! I didn't session much as I found the right woman at a young age!(,BJJ girl) You are definitely one I would have looked forward to rolling witj competitively

[Piethans]

Wise move to cut short when you feel you need it. Sometimes I think finding the right moment belongs the many the arts of life.

One thing I find interesing (among many others): You mentioned addiction. Have you felt addiction from the session girls point of view? If you mind sharing, how does it feel?

Because I sometimes I feel this too (from my perspective as a client), and it's difficult to decide, "no this is not the right moment to session." This is especially hard after I just had a very amazing session and the following ordinary workday is very boring

[Anji]

Originally Posted by Piethans [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

If you mind sharing, how does it feel?

Just like anything in life, if it is distracting/affecting other areas of your daily life, it is time to step back.
Just like you hear in Jiu-Jitsu forums: '' I am addicted to BJJ and my Job and family life is suffering". That is not a good thing even if the activity seems harmless.
I love the Taoist and Buddhist Philosophy of " Balance'' and "Middle Way".

[Piethans]

Originally Posted by Anji [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Just like anything in life, if it is distracting/affecting other areas of your daily life, it is time to step back.
Just like you hear in Jiu-Jitsu forums: '' I am addicted to BJJ and my Job and family life is suffering". That is not a good thing even if the activity seems harmless.
I love the Taoist and Buddhist Philosophy of " Balance'' and "Middle Way".

I agree, I just thought only clients suffer from this. I'd never want my oridinary life mixed up with this fantasy.

Thanks to some session girls I learned this is just a fantasy. So thank you for your kind