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Review Georgia [Debonairs]

Review Georgia [Debonairs]

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May 31, 2024
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Georgia

Some sessions burn bright and fast, gone before you know it. But Georgia? She’s something else entirely. Her touch doesn’t just land on your skin, it lingers in your memory, slow and teasey. From the first glance, from that warm smile and the way her eyes meet yours without flinching, you know this isn’t going to be rushed.

Conversation with her flows like honey, effortless, sweet, unhurried. There’s no script, no performance. Just her, present and playful, guiding you into something that feels more like a dance than a massage.

And when it begins… she doesn’t dive in. She glides, teases, delays. Every move, every brush of her fingertips, feels deliberately restrained, like she’s pulling back the curtain one inch at a time. Her kisses come in soft bursts, along your neck, your face, behind your ear, like secrets shared in a language only the body understands.

And here’s the thing: if you’re expecting heavy attention below the waist from the start, you’ll be waiting. Georgia’s not in a hurry to go there. She lets tension build slowly, deliberately, until every part of you is dialled in and aching for it. But when that part of the session finally comes? It’s worth every second of the wait.

Then the bodyslides start. And oh, they don’t just happen, they unfold. Skin against skin, warmth flowing in waves, like you’re both slowly forgetting where one ends and the other begins. She knows how to take her time, and she knows exactly what that does to you.

At one point, as she glided over me, she gave this slow, deliberate little shimmy, her cheeks rippling like she knew exactly what kind of spell she was casting. I had this dumb thought flash through my head: Gorgeous Georgia giggling her glutes. Giggling? Sorry I meant jiggling, but hey, I was going for alliteration. Either way, I was ruined. There’s a poetry to her pacing, a rhythm that builds until your thoughts are quiet and your senses are wide open. She doesn’t overwhelm you. She undoes you. Slowly. Completely.

If you’re chasing the rush, look elsewhere. But if you crave something that stirs, simmers, and stays with you, Georgia is more than worth the wait.
 
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