Safety Tips For Escorts Part 2

Last time, we told you how to make sure nothing bad happens during your appointments with clients. If you missed it, Escort Directory is here with a quick look at them. First things first, always keep your real name to yourself. Second: choose a hotel instead of your own house, especially if it’s the first time as an escort. If, however, you’re not a first-timer, then go ahead and meet the men in your apartment; just make sure your name won’t be visible on the apartment directory. Remaining anonymous is something that can also be done by placing a PO Box on either your driver’s licence and State ID. It’s better to never use your condo for an in-call appointment, either. Always check the profile of your client on well-known escort agencies. Test yourself regularly against STDs, too. Use your own condoms every single time you offer your services, even if the guy says no. Let’s now take a look at another set of safety tips for you!

During your appointment, you may hear these words: “I forgot my wallet, I’ll make it up to you next time.” Or he tells you left the wallet in his car and that he’ll go to an ATM and return with the money. If this happens, cancel the encounter. Or better yet, just leave at once. Apart from these situations, the client may very well offer you drugs instead of money as payment. In case he does that, you should do the same as above: go out through the front door or simply cancel the appointment. Clients usually do this because they either want to take advantage of your services for free or they truly are out of money and want you to give them a break. Either way, don’t accept these situations.

What can you do if you have to deal with aggressive customers? Many things. One of the most important ones: go to self-defense classes. Always be assertive. Tell your client what you’re comfortable with and what you don’t want to do. Always, but always, trust your gut instinct. Buy a pepper spray in case you don’t want to take a self-defense class. It’s your given right to leave an appointment for whatever reason he gives you to feel awkward. Learn about all those warning signs which may indicate an abusive behavior. If he offers drugs or alcohol and you’re not OK with it, tell him so. In each of these cases, the client may ignore your demands. If he becomes pushy, leave. If he throws himself at you, use the pepper spray. Or put those self-defense classes to good use. After that, go someplace safe and call the police.  

If the guys you meet up with has poor hygiene, you can always ask them to take a shower. Another option is to tell the client that you’d like to bathe him as part of the appointment. If he doesn’t like the idea, leave. You may never know what skin disease or other problems he may have. Bad hygiene can also equal depression. Make sure you approach this type of client with understanding, particularly if he’s agreed on showering himself as requested. Respect your client, especially if he becomes easily offended about his health condition. Do the same if he has weight issues. Always be sensitive when it comes to clients with such problems.

Next time we’ll bring you our third and final set of safety tips. Don’t forget to check them out!