The Money an Escort Earns
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It’s really no one business what someone makes. It’s very personal. I don’t suspect anyone will share that with you. I’ve made the mistake of sharing how much I earn with other colleagues when I was younger & more foolish. If you think the office politics were bad before you disclosed your earnings, it’s nothing compared to how you’ll be treated afterwards.
It’s not even a good idea to discuss income in your professional and personal life.
Go have fun with some great ladies and quit worrying about how much a lady makes. It’s really nothing you’ll benefit from knowing or analyzing to death. It’s not an appropriate question to ask anyone.
It’s not even a good idea to discuss income in your professional and personal life.
Go have fun with some great ladies and quit worrying about how much a lady makes. It’s really nothing you’ll benefit from knowing or analyzing to death. It’s not an appropriate question to ask anyone.
Again, not specifically asking anybody what they make unless they care to share. Just suggesting what I believe to be a realistic number. Hockey Players average $2.5 million per year (not asking about any specific player), electricians average $70,000 per year (not mentioning any names). Suggesting an escort can make $172,500 per year. That's all.
There is no universal moral imperative about that. In Sweden, you can look up anybody's income and profession online for a nominal fee. There is no hiding from it, their society believe it's fair.
Here, you can definitely keep your own income private. Yet if I'm professionally employed, I have no issue pointing to the glassdoor.ca page which shows the salary range for the profession / company. The government also publishes salary reviews per profession.
If we want to have escorting as a recognized legal job, it's not that wrong to talk about costs/benefits of the profession in general.
What seems to piss off people in these threads, a calculation is based on unrealistic assumptions. The whole premise is wrong - maximizing income is not the goal of most girls. They are, and they should worry more about staying sane, enjoying what they do, and not putting the other parts of their lives on hold for years.
I'm sure some escorts work part-time and make less than 10K/year, which does not mean they are doing anything wrong. Unlike other jobs, it is irresponsible to work full-time, or anything close to it if it does not feel right. There's a huge range.
The biggest revenue / year was reported by a local escort who was the most popular at the area, smart, funny, and very business-savvy. You know what? It was not worth it. She lasted a year, and no doubt those insane hours contributed to the resulting substance abuse, probable mental breakdown and whatnot. No amount of money is worth the risk of pushing too hard.
What realistic moderate investment increases tenfold in six years?
Please, I have $100,000 ready and waiting if you can guarantee that ROI.
No, it's not tenfold. It is $100,000 initial investment, plus an additional $100,000 each year added (remember the assumption is earning $172,500 each year). The ROI I used was 8% compounded. I believe that is a modest return for that type of investment. Maybe I didn't state that clearly at the start. Sorry.
But it can also be soul crushing and could scar those who have been in the biz for years even after retirement. I remember two ex escorts who have come back on Perb to voice all those bad memories left behind working. Even Miss Hunter has some bad memories that caused her to no longer provide FS.
Providers have to put up with a lot of BS. From those who try to have BBFS or keep on pushing boundaries, who get too rough, ask for discounts, stay longer than what is paid, become stalkers, potential rape, no shows, wow that is a long list an SP has to watch out for. And that's not even including having to go thru sessions where the client is physically unattractive, bad hygiene, and large age gaps.
Not sure why all the hate towards the OP. Seems His assumptions seem reasonable.
If the money an sp makes is saved and invested wisely, she could retire very early. But this is true of any profession.
Buy very few people have the discipline to do so.
If the money an sp makes is saved and invested wisely, she could retire very early. But this is true of any profession.
Buy very few people have the discipline to do so.
Absolutely!
The very first thing I stated when I started this thread "Escorts put up with a lot of crap, and definitely deserve the money they earn".
I just don't think there are many escorts that work in the industry 10+ years. It's a tough biz and very few are in this that long. And you only used indies. Those who work at agencies and massage parlours have to give a cut. Not to mention those who have drivers.
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