How dangerous is escorting?

[Rusty Eldora]

Jamie - you changed your avatar - It looks cool.

I've suffered grease burns and theft in fast food, layoffs in survey taking, fights with other employees as a CSR, cuts and bruises on construction sites... hell, my brother just lost an arm on his way to a job site as an electrician. All lines of work carry there own inherent risks...

Taxi Drivers and Night Shift 7-11 cashiers get robbed all the time, and they are earning more like $ 12 an hour.

The worlds oldest profession doesn't get listed as hazardous occupations: but fishermen, loggers, and construction workers are. Their average salary is less than $50K a year.

A surf did not find any decent data, some sites listed hazards up around fishermen, but a lot of the stats in other areas looked far off. I would guess it is similar to construction workers.

As with any profession, one must look at a lot of factors before deciding if it is for you. Also, as Amber noted - take and be cautious. A number of gg escorts I know do not do appointments after 8 PM to avoid the drunken asshole that calls at midnight.

[Kire89]

stupid thread

Thank you kindly for adding to it with substance and class.

[noellejordan]

Tried it for a short while... Didn't feel the payoff was worth dealing with the stigma. Safety really never seemed to be a concern, as I only did hotels (no incall) and stuck mostly to suburban, business areas.

I also didn't feel I was good at that type of experience...

[Jamie French]

I don't have to meet you're requirements to post any damn thought I might have whether you think I'm right or not. This whole, "As long as..." garbage is for chumps and you're multisyllabic response reeks of trying too hard. Keep it simple and say more with less. Elegance is so much more impressive than needless complication. More Louis Armstrong, less King Crimson.

As long as you acknowledge their being your individual experiences that cannot be extrapolated as empirical evidence detailing on intrinstic risks pertinent to the alleged oldest profession in the history of history, it's fine. I like and respect your approach and wish you continued success.

On an unrelated note, there's the occasional occurrence where I wish I was an American, and when visiting this site it's usually when I see your signature picture. It's an ambivalent thought process, because it also reminds me of how simple I am. Asexuality might be a blessing.

[BellaBellucci]

I don't have to meet you're requirements to post any damn thought I might have whether you think I'm right or not. This whole, "As long as..." garbage is for chumps and you're multisyllabic response reeks of trying too hard. Keep it simple and say more with less. Elegance is so much more impressive than needless complication. More Louis Armstrong, less King Crimson.

You're absolutely right. We should all embrace our simple natures. Anybody who chooses to be educated and let that show through is obviously trying too hard. Why can't he just act ignorant like everyone else? OMG! What a douchebag, that guy! The nerve!

#themorejamieknows

~BB~

[fred41]

due to these rules ive set for myself i havent had any real negative experiences.i recently saw one guy who was a bit weird and a little to gruff.my friend was also a bit creeped out by the neighborhood (apparently allot of moving shadows and people creeping about).so while he was respectful he's now on my list of calls i dont accept

....those sound like some good rules. Stick to them without compromise.

[Jamie French]

Thought I had this thing on my ignore list. Fixed.

You're absolutely right. We should all embrace our simple natures. Anybody who chooses to be educated and let that show through is obviously trying too hard. Why can't he just act ignorant like everyone else? OMG! What a douchebag, that guy! The nerve!

#themorejamieknows

~BB~

[ILoveGG&TS]

Amberskyi, I'm an old and respectable man that wants to see you. I will have to wait until next month when the social security check arrives. Seeing you will mean going without food for a couple of weeks and not paying the electric and telephone bill for a month, but I think the sacrifice is worth it.

while of course there are risks involved there are things that you can do to minimize the chances of them happening.my last scare was about a year ago (before that it had been quite awhile in which i had any incidents).i had a "client" (in parenthesis cause he had no intentions of paying) pull a knife out on me.i was always a very careful girl who can read people pretty well.i never really had a high incident count but clearly a few tweaks on how i operate could still be made.here are some of the additional changes that i put into affect a year ago:
-i now try to avoid doing incalls out of hotels that have exterior rooms (rooms in which you go straight from the parking lot to the room without having to pass through a lobby). i now feel overly exposed and to accessible in such buildings.
-i dont see clients after midnight
-i only see young clients during the daylight hours
-i dont accept appointments from guys who use an excessive amount of slang.infact i hang up on quite allot of guys because of this.when they start off the conversation with "whats good ma?" the dial tone immediately follows lol
-i no longer do half hour appointments.if you cant afford an hour than chances are your not the type of clientele i want.
-i try to have a friend around while working.so when im doing outcalls my friend waits in the lobby or in their car in the parking lot.or when im doing outcalls my friend waits outside from a discreet but close enough distance.
-i also keep a 'dont pick up' list in my phone.if a client flakes or is weird i put them on said list and no longer accept their phone calls.


due to these rules ive set for myself i havent had any real negative experiences.i recently saw one guy who was a bit weird and a little to gruff.my friend was also a bit creeped out by the neighborhood (apparently allot of moving shadows and people creeping about).so while he was respectful he's now on my list of calls i dont accept

[giovanni_hotel]

People should trust their instincts. Your instincts may be overreactive, but they NEVER lead you into trouble.

If something doesn't feel right there's no point in doing it IMO.

[Nikka]

Cam is easier, cheaper, and a lot safer. I would start there before I even thought about escorting.

r u comparing cams with escorting? u cannot be serious