BECOME A SEX WORKER
So you have decided that you want to become a sex worker. There are probably many reasons why you have made this choice. It’s not as easy as some people think it is, but if you set yourself up right and do your research it can be a very rewarding role, not just financially.
Firstly I would strongly suggest that you make find well known agency with good reputation, as our Escort Agency Imperial Top Models. We always ready to support escort girls and give advice if needed. Our recieptionists are answering the phone 24/7 and they are very kind and helpful. So you still wish to continue? Ok, here are some things you need to do and to think about.
For your basic set up you will need:
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Here are other issues that you need to consider.
You will need a new identity, your working persona. It is advisable NOT to use your real name if you wish to keep your working life a secret from people who know you. Research your chosen name to make sure that there is no one of the same name in the area you will be working. Base your new identity on yourself as it will be easier to remember, but do make sure you are careful about what personal information about yourself that you give out to clients and other workers.
You may also need a cover story to explain where you are when you are working. Keep it simple and easy to remember. Maybe a job role that you already know in case anyone in your personal life asks questions.
It’s good to get a separate work phone, a cheap pay as you go will do. You can then keep it turned off when you are not working or unable to answer it. It’s good to have a personal voicemail message on it; it will encourage clients to phone you back. It’s also a good idea to set up a work email
Your sexual health should be very important to you. I would advise finding your local GUM clinic and get yourself checked out before you start working and then at regular intervals afterwards. Your GUM clinic might have a special quick track service for sex workers, you don’t have to give your real name but you will need to give a contact number. You can use your work phone number. Be honest with the staff that way they can give you the best advice and help. You will be offered free condoms and lube too. They may also have information on any local support groups for sex workers. If you need details please ask us. We will help you to find the closest to you clinic for sex workers.
What about your emotional health. This is also important. Many sex workers work in isolation and in secret. This can be very stressful. There are many forums where you can chat, share issues and get advice. Be aware of burn out, it’s very easy in this line of work to get burn out. Factor in some down time for you and your body and personal space. The way I keep emotionally sane is having some good friends around me in the business and outside of it who know what I do. I am then able to share and chat about my experiences. In time you will be able to network with other ladies. One word of warning be careful who you befriend in this industry not all are what they seem. I’ve learnt from experience.
If you decide to work then you will need to think about what services will you offer, I would suggest that you do not offer anything you are not comfortable with. What fees will you charge? Will you be offering outcalls (where you visit the client) or incalls (where the client comes to you) or maybe both.
Part of your promotion will be photos. If you are starting out on a budget then some good unprofessional ones will be just fine. You might have tattoos or marks that you might want to hide in photos. This can be done in many ways. Normally girls have a professional photo shoot at least once a year. It's good fun and always feels like a nice pamper day. Ask for recommendations for photographers if you see photos that you like on other ladies sites.
It’s a good idea to have a friend or flat mate, someone who knows where you are , who you are seeing and their details and someone who you can check in with when your booking has finished. They don’t have to be local to where you are, as they could inform the Hotel management or the Police if they have real concerns about you. What kind of clients do you want to see, how will you vet them? Remember you don’t have to accept anyone that you don’t feel comfortable with.
Whether you are working in the industry short term for a quick gain or as a long term career please do your research and keep safe.
If you feel I can help you or support you in any way then please do get in touch with us
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