- jughead1171
- 09-05-2011, 01:23 PM
Yes, I would but I am afraid there just wouldn't be a demand and I would shortly be homeless and starving. I would of course run an add that said 18 and up 100% off
- guest031513-1
- 09-05-2011, 02:27 PM
- badhusband
- 09-08-2011, 12:20 AM
Good point Random! The way I role, most of the gals that I see would pay me if it were reversed! LOL, then I woke up from that dream!
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Not a chance in hell I could be a male escort.
On your second part.. Did it ever cross your mind that the men you saw didn't have to hobby but just wanted to? Maybe some had to, who knows. I have no issues getting laid but it is fun to mix it up a bit, more so personality/attitude wise than anything. Originally Posted by randomuser
- Guest082824
- 09-08-2011, 03:47 AM
I have met guys in the hobby that I thought were very attractive and didn't understand why they felt they had to pay for someone to see them but everyone has their reasons - I understand. Have fun with this thread and no flames. Guys would you consider becoming an escort? If so, what would your name be? What would your "debut" ad say? and What would you charge? Originally Posted by Naomi4uIf there was a FEMALE market for it...
HELL FUCK YEAH!!!
I think you ladies get the better end of the deal EVERY time (minus having to deal with JERKS).
1. If the sex is great and you have a good time, YOU GET PAID...
2. If the sex is horrible and you have a terrible time, YOU STILL GET PAID...
- zigzagzoom
- 09-19-2011, 12:28 PM
I wouldn't, because it's a hit to my ego being asked to make change for a nickel. Wrecks the mood and affects performance.
But to answer another point you wondered about, looks are subjective. The "hot" factor is undeniably real for many people, and figures into the value of the transaction for those who respond to it. It's responsible for Playboy, trophy wives, beauty pageants and all like that. I get how you could wonder how someone lacking hotness could get business. Then there is what else, besides looks, and also the fact that for some people, like me, "hot" actually is a turn-off. I recognize the look, know people like it, but don't like it myself. I like women who look good for being who they are. I would ignore the smokin' hot babe in favor of her next door neighbor who blends into a crowd. I have always felt this way. There seems to be about 5% or so of the population with exceptional hotness and they always seemed held hostage by their looks, like if you look that way, all you get is people reacting to your looks. I don't prize that kind of exceptional appearance. I respond well to a sincere smile. The best of sex happens even in the dark and so it matters who you are to be with. There is no intimacy with super hotties. You would have to be thrilled by bagging a trophy, or actually turned on by that look, which I'm not.
But to answer another point you wondered about, looks are subjective. The "hot" factor is undeniably real for many people, and figures into the value of the transaction for those who respond to it. It's responsible for Playboy, trophy wives, beauty pageants and all like that. I get how you could wonder how someone lacking hotness could get business. Then there is what else, besides looks, and also the fact that for some people, like me, "hot" actually is a turn-off. I recognize the look, know people like it, but don't like it myself. I like women who look good for being who they are. I would ignore the smokin' hot babe in favor of her next door neighbor who blends into a crowd. I have always felt this way. There seems to be about 5% or so of the population with exceptional hotness and they always seemed held hostage by their looks, like if you look that way, all you get is people reacting to your looks. I don't prize that kind of exceptional appearance. I respond well to a sincere smile. The best of sex happens even in the dark and so it matters who you are to be with. There is no intimacy with super hotties. You would have to be thrilled by bagging a trophy, or actually turned on by that look, which I'm not.