Because it ruins the fantasy. And you're risking losing a client.
As a client, you are used to providers showing up as the best versions of themselves. It's the girlfriend experience minus any of the unpleasantries. It becomes mental gymnastics when you have to juggle that with the "friend" version of a client and instead of compartmentalizing, you're constantly analyzing how you should show up. Many clients can't handle that dichotomous reality. Such as yourself if I'm being honest, reading how you reply in most of your messages.
Ex: Are you actually being a true "friend"? What does being a friend mean to you? Because if a provider can't be their true selves around their "friend", why would they want to sustain that? Why would they want to perform or give the best versions of themselves that is performance, and takes a lot of work, for a "friend"? You should ask yourself if you're even capable of that.
That isn't why friendship is risky in my opinion. I have plenty of clients.. I can afford turning one person I get along with really well into a ''real friend'' (someone who knows my real identity and who I can fully be myself around), and if I decide I like someone enough to be his friend outside of this, I will not charge him to hang out, because it would be weird..
But you're on to something.. If I have seen a client many times, does he know the real me? He knows a certain version of me. That's part of why changing the client-provider dynamic into a romantic relationship or a friendship is dangerous.. I've only become friends with clients a handful of times. One person is still a really close friend, we had only seen each other once. Another client, I've seen twice.. And he told me he wanted to stop seeing sex workers. I naively believed him.. Since he's not from Montreal, I didn't think being his friend would be an issue.. He's a really good person and I don't regret being his friend, but there has been a couple times when I was worried he would reveal things about me to other providers, or on boards.
There is a client I saw a couple of times. I told him I felt like I got along with him very well and wanted to be his friend, I gave him my real identity. He ghosted me and I was really wondering why.. I found out he felt ''friend zoned'' by me. I was really weirded out by this, because so many clients would die to get close to the ''real me'', and I gave him this real opportunity, but it turns out he would have preferred to keep seeing Luna.. He wanted to be able to keep having sex with me as well, which is strange because there are so many other girls to choose from. This made me really sad, and made me understand a lot of things about this industry, tbh. That's why I don't want to do this anymore. A lot of men on the internet laugh when I say this, but what I'm offering as a provider is connection, a lot more than sex. Sometimes it's really hard to prevent blurred lines.. I want to keep my professional life and my personal life completely separate at this point
I just want to give everyone this advice: if you want to get to know a provider better or get closer to her, book her for longer periods of time, book social dates, book her more often. Don't expect anything outside of this.