Tom Isern

It's refreshing to see a client who had a less than ideal experience avoid trashing the escort, and acknowledging what we all know to be true: sometimes it just doesn't work out. Sometimes it's nobody's fault. Sometimes it's chemistry. Sometimes the client brings something really disagreeable into the session without even knowing it. Sometimes the escort has an off day. Who hasn't had an off day? Thank you, Starlight77.

I can assure you, some of us read them carefully, because we know that a happy experience that pleases both us and the client is the result of good communication and managed expectations before going into the session. I don't do the "boyfriend experience," however, because I believe it directly links the escort's ability to deceive the client to the "success" of the session. The relationship becomes, by definition, artificial and manufactured. I know some people can do this really well, and it's no doubt wonderful for both when it works.

but maybe a fake name?

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Alexander Skarsgård Channing Tatum Matt Bomer and, of course, they'd all be on the bottom.

here's what nobody has said: TAX EVASION IS A FELONY offense. prostitution, which none of us do because it means charging for specific sexual activities—right?, is only a misdemeanor. there is a HUGE difference and if you're escorting you should know this. as others have said here, the IRS doesn't really care HOW you make your money, as long as your report it. the big danger in this business is tax evasion.