Inanna arrived in town rather recently and brings the full benefit of her in-depth studies of tantra. She offers an awesome massage as well as a detailed introduction into that philosophy, which highly values the need for connection. If you enjoy that with an intelligent, charming, very attractive young woman who will take you places you probably haven't been, you'll enjoy Inanna's charms. Scheduling with her was easy; she uses a two-call system and operates out of a second-floor apartment about 15 minutes S.E. of downtown with abundant street parking. She greeted me wearing a somewhat more revealing outfit than in her photos, and I realized she is even more attractive in person. Her Celtic origins shine through: clear blue eyes, auburn hair, freckles: the works. (I was also to learn that she has a stunningly taut and flexible body as well.) She offered me a bottle of water and then explained her sessions. Since they are tailored to each individual, your visit may well vary from mine. She's a sensitive, intelligent tantrika, as well as being charming and inviting. She's also found a wonderful balance between Western ideas of down-to-earth and Eastern spirituality. Call it prejudice on my part, but I have met some followers of Eastern thought who are so etherial it's tough to make contact with them -- not an issue with Inanna: I began anticipating a delightful time indeed.
She began the session by helping me out of my outer clothes, and then I helped her out of hers and we sat on her massage table in our underwear as she gave a detailed introduction to tantra, including the exchange of energy between earth, provider, and client and, of course, the importance of proper breathing. Mutual massage and long, languid embracing are part of the process, so I think I had more contact with her than with many FS providers. She may not offer some of the classic GFE options, but what she did share was just as intimate and satisfying.
After practicing proper breathing for a good while she said the next step was mutual touch, so we had to get out of our. . .