I met Sugar Diamond in March at her incall. She has chosen an accurate name to describe herself, as she is sweet and pretty, her muscles are hard and she sparkles.
Setting up the appointment was not complicated. She has an extensive list of action you can choose, and narrowing down the choices was the hardest part. I chose a non-competitive boxing session.
Right from the start I was at a disadvantage. I thought I was booking a much smaller woman. She has broad shoulders and muscular arms, and her thighs are very thick. We discussed our boundaries and began.
She started off punching but added kicks as the session went on. She has very good cardio and kept up her barrage of punches for as long as I could hang in with her. She caught me with one kick to the stomach that led me to start a conversation, because I needed a short break.
I clinched her often for breaks, but only managed to move her backwards once (she stumbled backwards over a couch). Mostly she tried for takedowns during clinches. She showed the limits of my conditioning with the first takedown by landing hard on my chest. My body just shut down as her size and the solid hard muscle just knocked the wind right out of me. She caught me with an RNC while standing, but mostly tried to take me down when we clinched while I struggled to not go down. She lifted me twice on her shoulders, just to show me that she could. (I am close to 175 when fully hydrated.) She carried me around her space and was confident about her strength.
Overall, it was a great session. I consider it to be my first fighting session since covid, so I wanted to keep it safe and see how my body reacts to sparring.
Sugar has a great attitude and a welcoming personality. She is very attractive and her physique is that of a muscular tough girl. Her space is tight for boxing, but it is better than most hotels and there are no sharp edged pieces of furniture you could hurt yourself on. There is construction that limits access to her building but this is the GTA. (Metrolinks is building an LRT there. Metrolinks does not build fast: their motto is "Move or die.")