‘What if it’s a scam?’ How to have a successful date with a pro, by doing your homework
Just as you wouldn’t buy a car without taking it for a test drive, you shouldn’t commit to getting naked with someone until you’ve done your due diligence.
Just as you wouldn’t buy a car without taking it for a test drive, you shouldn’t commit to getting naked with someone until you’ve done your due diligence.
Here’s a word of warning for you: many people see escorts, but few get it right on the first go.
Infidelity is a touchy subject for escort clients. As any sex worker knows, cheating is incredibly common. And it’s not a black-and-white issue.
It’s one of the first questions most escorts ask a prospective client. Along with, ‘How long do you want to stay for?’ and ‘When would you like to meet?’ It’s the basic information we need to know to ensure you’re serious about meeting an escort.
Escort etiquette can seem complicated if you're new to it. By knowing a few basic rules, you can take the guesswork out of your escort meeting.
Whether it’s vanilla or kink, time with an escort is truly pleasurable precisely because it’s not part of a monotonous routine.
Clients feel anxious about making a good impression; about making the escort feel comfortable; in all, about achieving mutual pleasure.
I recently spoke with Lucy de L’amour - a Melbourne-based escort and social date enthusiast - to hear about some of her more interesting and, perhaps, unusual social outings with clients.
One often overlooked part of a provider-client negotiation is sexual safety, and for good reason. We’re socialized to believe that we should possess some kind of intimate telepathy when it comes to others’ bodies, and that the alternative runs the risk of “killing the mood”.
Edging isn’t about denying yourself pleasure, on the contrary - you’re opening yourself up to different, even greater pleasures.
Hopefully, you're reading this because you are looking for professionals to fulfil your fantasies and you want to be respectful when contacting providers.