Hailey,
I have been to Sheri’s five times over the course of two journeys to Pahrump and have had the pleasure of enjoying the company of three of Sheri’s ladies. Emphasis on ladies, please. With regards to the Sheri’s Ranch environment, I have never felt more welcomed and made to be more comfortable in any other environment.
I am first writing with regards to the non-sexual aspects of my visits. Every, and I do mean every, staff person I have spoken to have addressed me and treated me with respect and a friendliness that completely disarmed (?) my anxiety and apprehension (think of someone who was born, raised and educated in a very puritanical/parochial environment). My background says all this is sinful, disgusting and reprehensible, the staff & the ladies and the visiting locals (Char, I vividly and fondly remember the elderly pool players to whom you introduced me and I thank you for doing so) just radiate “welcome to what is normal and natural.”
The ladies of Sheri’s (again, emphasis on ladies): I have fallen in love three times, I have had to ever so reluctantly leave three times, I have ever so felt to be the center of their total existence while in their company. And I have been truly awestruck with their intelligence, their energy, their friendliness, their respect (and empathy), their ability to discuss any topic, the fullness of their lives.
A more direct answer to you question, Hailey: The greatest happiness, good feelings, in my life, is when I with the ladies of Sheri’s. My greatest sadness happens when I am not with the ladies of Sheri’s.
RI Paul
