We all dislike micro-mannerisms and fake terms. I agree with not hiding behind fake words . IT is not the word but the attitude and character that counts. But it gets tiring to prove this again and again ...
By the way , I really love the term "courtesan", it has a historic , and frivolous flavor. It would be really fun to adopt it widely on ECCIE. LOL.
Originally Posted by Ashi
call girl – cokacola whore – date – herb whore - hoogar–skank- escort – GFE – gutter whore – ho – hoe – hook – hooker – fallen woman- floozy - concubine- lot lizard -night walker– poon – fancy lady - companion?- demimondaine-cocotte- cyprian- lady in red- fallen woman - vamp -doxy - fille de joie - pro – hustler - provider - painted lady- stroll – winch - sex worker - whore – working girl -bawd- camp follower- courtesan- harlot - prostitute- scarlet woman- strumpet-tart- moll. Idioms: lady of easy virtue, lady of pleasure, lady of the night.
Please add to this if you know of others, We can rank them by offensiveness.
Showcase name followed by terms fitting, followed by explanation
"ElisabethWhispers?" should be called "sex worker' because she prefers that term over most others. She portrays herself as a girlie girl, with tasteful ads and relevant posts both here and elsewhere. She would rather hear the word "companion" when referring to her occupation because it does not mean she is a socially repulsive woman who fucks strangers for money.
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I'd be willing to bet when asked this question in a social setting 99.44% of all who engage in P4P would even admit to being a "companion" or worse
“What do you do?” she asked me, expecting nothing shocking, I’m sure.
“I’m a whore,” I replied matter-of-factly.
“Excuse me?” the lady asked, clearly believing she had misunderstood.
“A whore,” I repeated. “A prostitute. A call girl. A harlot, a lady of the evening, a hooker, a strumpet, a doxy, a fille de joie. A demimondaine, a woman of questionable virtue.”
A Whore By Any Other Name…
July 10, 2010 by Maggie McNeill
You get referred to by who you are, how you act, what you allow, and how you carry yourself. You don't get to decide what you are called and sugar coating it is either denial, guilt, or just shameful marketing and by placing adjectives in front of it proves it even more. (ask anyone who sold Amway or A.L. Williams LOL) If you are honest with what you do for money and how it affects. what your life is then calling yourself a "hooker" is appropriate. Selling yourself as a Environmental Service Technician just makes it worse than telling people your a Janitor and it makes a bigger impact to the fact that you are ashamed of the career choices you have made. I bet a group do not refer to themselves as EST's. When you here EMT, do you know what they do? What about EST? Not so much?
I have a set of rules I follow when selecting a Hoogar. I prefer those who do not openly state that they offer over the top elicit services, show enough for me to know that her breasts can hold themselves up and that her muffin top is not overly expansive (EW shout out) and not riddled with stretch marks. I have had sessions with just about all types of providers and most body types (I prefer healthy hoogars so no dyslectic or bbw's). How each gets referred to days or weeks after the session when sometimes the word hoogar is replaces with another noun that describes them best. The "elusive poon-whore" or a "unicorn-whore" would be best described by me as a "demimondaine" as IMHO, it is the least offensive yet accurate.