| Who
becomes an escort? |
| |
Many
escorts are single mothers. Some are teachers, lawyers, college
students, or drug addicts working to buy drugs. |
| Is
it safer to work for an agency? |
| |
It
depends on the agency. Some are better -- and safer -- then
others. |
| Who
are the customers? |
| |
Primarily
married men, most of whom are professionals and middle-aged. |
| Do
all escorts offer sex? |
| |
A
few may not, but generally speaking "escort" is simply
another name for "prostitute". |
| What
are the chances of being arrested? |
| |
It
depends on how careful the escort is in booking clients. Experienced
escorts seem better-skilled at avoiding arrests. |
| What
are other occupational hazards? |
| |
Other
escorts could become jealous and "out" an escort to
her family, employer, friends. The same can happen with clients
who become obsessive or who "fall in love" with an
escort. |
| What
are the attributes of a successful escort? |
| |
A
successful independent escort (one who doesn't work for an agency)
include intelligence, people smarts, discretion, beauty and
youth. However, many escorts are not extraordinarily beautiful
and successful escorts can be up to 40-45 years old. |
| How
do women learn how to become an escort? |
|
|
Some
learn from other escorts. Some familiarize themselves with the
biz by reading escort forums, some just jump in and place ads. |
