I think what every person desires is to be seen.
I think that when it comes to dating people you've met through escorting... men don't know how to deal with the real person behind the carefully curated persona.
Everything is marketing. I have to suppress every natural urge and instinct in my body in order to do this job.
When people hurt me or lie to me , I want to tell them exactly how I feel.
I know that they are not looking for consequences they are looking for validation.
They are looking for the woman that's going to believe their lies because no one else does.
They are looking for the woman that's going to make them feel like a stud even though they are the worst sex anyone has ever had.
What really sets clients apart for me and makes me want to see them off the clock is the fact that they see me for who I am , and they don't expect me to pretend to be someone else or perform for them all the time.
They see me and accept me for who I am , and they have no expectations of me to perform or be a certain person or a certain way.
They also don't only call me when they need me for something
They generally offer me some type of service or arrangement or some kind of offer that would be crazy to turn down.
They are not paying me money but they are offering me something in exchange for getting to know them so that it feels like it is mutually beneficial.
When I see someone traditionally attractive... Especially in the context of them having to pay for sex.I know that there is probably something very wrong with them. They are probably very self absorbed and conceited. They are probably liars and cheaters , and I would never want to get involved with them.
Hygiene is important but
I don't think designer clothes and fancy clothes are a measurement of wealth. Some of the wealthiest people I know , don't own designer anything and have the same shirts they've had for twenty years. They shop at department stores and walmart. They don't own a fancy suit or expensive shoes.
I don't really care what someone looks like, or what job they have or what car they drive and how big their house is as long as I know the person is a good person and they see me as a human being and for who i am as the person standing in front of them. They don't assume things about me. They dont assume I am a stereotype
Sometimes i'm haunted by this one client that I used to have.
I pulled up to this house in the country and it was essentially a mansion. Big , beautiful house that most of us would love to have but can only dream about. The guy was handsome. Expensive everything. They had money and everything I thought I always wanted...but then I saw the pictures on the walls. The wedding photos. The "Happy" wife at her perfect wedding while her husband brings prostitutes in her house and in her bed. I honestly thank god every day that I was never that stupid that married some asshole like that.
I went into a lot of homes like that over the years. Dream houses, dream cars, dream weddings, all the fancy toys... but the husband fucks prostitutes on the wife's side of the bed while shes at work or visiting sick family or caring for the kids and I am so grateful every day that that is NOT me.
And I guess i'm saying all this because...
Sure people can be attractive...
They can have money...
They can have the right job...
Come from the right family...
They can have fancy clothes...
They can say all of the right things...
But they're not good people and they don't care about anyone except themselves and generally , the warning we are given is to stay away from men that see prostitutes. Even prostitutes are told to not associate with these men outside of paid hours because they're awful.
I mean for gods sake, I was getting Dms from a guy that was essentially telling me he was so attractive that it was his right to cheat on his escort that he was trying to date and expose her to diseases. He thought it was his right to do this solely based on the fact that he thinks that he is attractive and that he makes a lot of money. I don't think he really does but in his mind he's hot and rich so he can do whatever he wants.
This is the mentality that keeps women from even trying to make a connection with people , and I feel like the level of narcissism and entitlement is much stronger in the types of people that see prostitutes.
Many clients, even me, have / had this idea that if we put on our best face, show up in our best clothes, make wonderful conversation, give affection and cuddles, give good sex etc - that we would shine amongst the other clients.
The idea that we would be "that one client" who is on the escort's mind as soon as we leave. The idea that she would light up at our text. The idea that one day, the inevitable will occur, where she tells her star client (which we aspire to be); "Hey, I really like you. I don't feel right taking money from you anymore. Come here love", as her and the star client embrace each other with love.
I just realized that none of this would happen. There's no reserved spot for that one special and one-in-a-million client, that any client can reach. That spot probably doesn't even exist.
Everything a client does to reach that top spot can be given to an escort just in her personal life. An escort's struggle is not "having to go through 1000s of clients to find the one". Nor is this the only way she can meet men.
She can just making a dating app profile. And she will get the same amount of attention.
These days there doesn't even seem to be a need to balance pros and cons related to dating before becoming an escort. Whether a woman is an escort or not, she will still get virtually the same amount of attention on a dating app. It's actually a net positive for a woman to become an escort.