Last month an editor client sent me a video link about Luna, and I accidentally jumped into a rabbit hole.

Among all my clients, there’s a unique group who seek my advice on how to pursue girls—specifically for long-term, stable relationships. I genuinely want to help them solve problems.

For the past few weeks, the news had been all about the countdown to the presidency, endless rallies, and nonstop speculation on poll results.Yesterday, the election result finally dropped, yet today, scrolling through the headlines, it's still more of the same: post-election speeches, poll investigations, endless interviews. Looks like it’ll be a few more days before the frenzy dies down.

For us providers, it doesn't matter whether you come from "new money" or "old money." What truly matters is your willingness to invest in us.

Last month, a prestigious law school professor sent me a book, The Traveling Cat Chronicles. It was a carefully chosen gift, one I could tell he put a lot of thought into, knowing it would resonate with a cat lady like me. And indeed, it did.

I have an interesting collection of clients, ranging from those who operate in the shadows, like drug dealers, to those who work in more visible professions, such as engineers. Despite their differences, they all share a common need for companionship.

"I think you look similar to JD Vance—the face shape, the eyebrow arch, and the beard," I said to my regular client, who claims to be neither Democrat nor Republican.

"I don’t know about that. He and I certainly don’t have the same political views," he responded.

"Ha, he attacks China while you like Chinese."

"I think all the 'attack China' talk is just that, talk, to win voters."

"I like to take care of pretty women."

Those words, said by a man who turned out to be a scumbag, replay in my mind as a reminder of the scam I went through.

I've been closely following the case of Rex Heuermann, the Long Island serial killer. A seemingly decent architect with his own company in Manhattan, has recently been charged with the murders of six women, all of whom were escorts.

"Available?"

"Yes."

"What’s your price?"

"$1500/hr."

"I have 300 bucks. You come or not?"

Elders told me starting a business is challenging, especially in the first six months when profits are typically elusive.

In my freshman year, I opened a stock account at my father's suggestion. He gave me $20K to invest, advising that the earlier I enter the stock market, the deeper my understanding would grow over time.

Recently, a client shared with me his interest in the escort industry after reading 'Whore of New York' by Liara Roux. Naturally, as an escort, I was intrigued by the book too.