Q:Do you have a list of clients that you see regularly that you have formed a special bond with? Would you feel 'cheated' if they saw another girl like how hairdressers get mad at you if you get your hair cut somewhere else?
A:I'm not here to be their mother or their wife. They can distribute their money to whatever - or whoever they want.
Q:If a client decided to make you a present, what would you be happy to receive? What is your wish-list (maybe flowers, lingerie, parfume, music albums, books etc.)?
A:A box with a lingerie set from Bordelle . . . surrounded by a bouquet of Steam/Playstation Network gift cards.
Q:How do you prefer a client to make an appointment? What information is important for you? Is screening required before the appointment?
A:Screening is 200% a requirement before I agree to meet anyone, and this is well established on my website and advertisements. They can fill out the booking form on my website or send an email or text with the requested screening information (their full name and -at the very least- proof of employment and/or references from other providers they've seen.). Simply being a 'white professional' is not enough.
Q:Do you ever get nervous before meeting a client? Is it kind of like preparing for a first date?
A:So long as screening is done properly and everything looks satisfactory, I have nothing to be nervous about.
Q:If someone wished to become an escort, how would you recommend they go about it?
A:It would all depend on their present situation, background, and overall personality. This is not a job every woman can handle, and it's definitely not 'easy money' as many seem to toot it as.
Q:What types of clients do you deny to meet? Are there any restrictions?
A:Those that refuse screening or deposits, push or ignore boundaries, or are just flat-out rude or disrespectful before we even meet.
Q:What is the strangest request you have ever had from a client?
A:That is a story for when my time is compensated.
Q:Can you tell us a bit about your first escort job?
A:That is a story for when my time is compensated.
Q:What did you want to be when you were growing up?
A:I wanted to be a tattoo artist or a graphic designer! Then I attended a private art school and my opinions have drastically changed. Haha!
Q:Has being an escort changed your view of men?
A:Not really. Everything new I've learned about them since taking this type of work hasn't really been atypical enough to surprise me.
Q:How long have you been working as an escort?
A:I've been offering my companionship independently for 3 years now. The industry as a whole, much longer.
Q:How did you get into the escort business?
A:I just went up the adult-industry-staircase as I grew up. Kinda escorted when I was 18 and freshly in college. Then tried webcam modeling, lingerie and nude modeling, phone sex operating, amateur porn. Then I got into exotic dancing (which I've been doing for 7 years now), and eventually grew back into escorting - but independently.
Q:What's the best bit about being an escort?
A:The flexibility, being the boss, and being able to enforce the rules and boundaries, not having anyone tell you how you should look or how much you should charge. Everything is in my control.
Q:What don't you like about being an escort?
A:That a good bulk of the clients don't treat this as professionally as I do. My terms are often overlooked or ignored, and I'm contacted for info that could easily be read on my ads or website if 5 minutes was taken out of the day to go over them.
Q:How often do you work per week?
A:Not that much, in my opinion, but I enjoy being low volume. I probably see 1 or 2 clients per week.
Q:What are your turn-offs?
A:Lack of accountability, not following instructions, having my intellectuality insulted. Not following proper hygiene or commonly known etiquette as far as being discreet, and unnecessary rudeness (but that should be a given).
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