Guide To Seeing An Escort

When contacting an escort, provide some information about you.

A polite introduction is very helpful as part of getting through any decent screening process from a quality escort.

Be respectful at all times; in person, on the phone and in emails.

The only exception to this can be if you have agreed in advance with an escort to a scenario where you want to play a specific role.

Make sure you understand what the escort offers.

If you have any requirements which are not specifically offered, they are probably not offered.

You should ask in advance for the appointment.

During the appointment, communicate what you want – otherwise you may end up disappointed!

Be discreet.

If you are going to a private residence, ask for instructions on how to get in.

Don’t use the escort’s name when calling an intercom. Announce yourself only.

In hotels, do not ask concierges or other staff anything about the escort.

If there is a problem or you need to ask a question, go back to your car or leave the hotel and call on the phone.

Don’t call an escort from a hotel lobby, in the street outside her flat or any other situation which might put her (and your) privacy at risk.

If you have any allergies, make sure you tell the escort.

If you have an aversion to tobacco smoke or smokers, you probably want to check that too.

If the escort is visiting your home or hotel room, ensuring it is clean is a good way to start an appointment.

Don’t ask about an escort personal life or her professional activities, if she volunteers information, fine.

Use common sense. In the same way, if you are asked questions you are not prepared to answer, then change the subject.

It is also best to avoid discussing other escorts, as this type of gossip can have unpleasant results.

Assume rates are non-negotiable unless there is good reason to assume otherwise and you negotiate in advance.

If you are extending the period, you can politely discuss how much more you should donate, but don’t automatically assume you will be offered a discount.

Respect the time you have booked.

Most professional escorts dislike having to ask you to leave, and many will not ‘watch the clock’.

However, you are ‘buying time’ and shouldn’t expect anything for free, so respect what you agreed in advance.

If you have to cancel an appointment, do so as far in advance as possible.

If you changed your mind, just tell the escort – it happens.

Don’t make appointments and then not turn up, as this is just rude.

Don’t make promises you will not keep, whether it is for a future appointment, gift, or review.

You don’t owe the escort anything more than the donation and there’s no need to promise anything else.

Better to be straightforward.

Approach visiting an escort in the same way you would for going on a date.

Take a shower before the appointment or at the start of the appointment.

Trim your nails and toenails; no-one enjoys getting scratched.

Trimming or shaving any areas you might want licked or kissed, as this shows that you might like this to happen.

Leaving areas hairy may well act as a signal that you don’t expect this.

Don’t use cologne, deodorant or perfume on any area that you might expect to be licked or sucked.

Mouthwash or chewing gum is often appreciated, as staying away from strongly smelling foods, such as garlic, onions, or curry.

Don’t piss in the shower (apparently this happens a lot and is really not appreciated by many professionals).

If you need to take a shit, do it before you get there – leaving an unpleasant smell or worse is not a great way to start or end a session.

You are visiting what is a place or residence or work (or both), treat it respectfully.

Unprotected sex with an escort is an idiotic idea.

If you are still feeling dumb, don’t ask for it unless an escort explicitly offers the service.

Don’t brush your teeth within 30 minutes of the start of an appointment.

Small abrasions on the gums and mouth can increase the risks from STDs.

Shave any genital areas the day before any appointment.

Small nicks and cuts are common and this is again a risk-factor for STDs.

Bring condoms with you just in case, and these should be in a sealed, unopened box.

Normally, an escort will provide these and expect you to use hers/his.

If you have any specific requirements or allergies, clear this in advance.

Make sure you are aware of the law regarding prostitution wherever you are.

You then need to find out how it is enforced.

The oldest profession in the world had survived pretty much every legal attempt to prohibit it, but this doesn’t mean you can’t get in trouble for kerb-crawling in some places.

Monitor your wallet, phone and other valuables.

Thefts happen, especially in countries where it is pretty sure you will not be making a police report.

If you arrive at a place and you are in any way worried about your physical security or see any danger signs, leave immediately.

Don’t do stupid things or expect others to do so.

If you are not sure you should do this or think about this, don’t do it.

Always treat providers like human beings (they are and never forget that).

Make sure you know the local laws and don’t get arrested.

Do nothing which feels uncomfortable – if you feel uncomfortable or in danger, leave immediately.

Enjoy and stay safe!