For the first time, I met her, this Young adult escort girl, at a pool party at Nick’s. I was thunderstruck. You know, overwhelmed. By everything she was: her beauty, her unexplainable look of eyes, her posture, outfit, the way she moved. From that moment on, I really felt what love is. When the speech turned back to me, and I could see the world around again, not just her, I approached her and wanted to become acquainted. But she turned me down! Can you imagine that?! I was devastated. I’ve been approaching her for several more times on this pool party but every time, she just either walked away or just didn’t want to talk to me. Finally, she went somewhere and I’ve lost her off my sight.

What’s bizarre about the naming process in the Ankara escort is that a girl whom you meet, will most likely to have the name that will differ from her real one. It has several reasons for that, but one of them is the desire to possess a name that would be more beautiful than the one she has in the real life. For instance, let’s take name Natalie. It originates from the Latin word ‘natalis’ meaning ‘own’, ‘dear’, ‘darling.’ It is also largely connected with girls who originate from the countries of the past-USSR block. It is not a secret that all women coming abroad to the US, or any other English-speaking country, were mostly named Natasha by people around. And it is not only because of the popularity of a movie ‘Boris & Natasha’ of 1992 (that itself was a spin-off from ‘Rocky & Bullwinkle Show’) when all USSR men were named Borises and all women – Natashas in the minds of native English-speakers. The same as, for instance, John is a common name from the US and Jack – from the UK.