First things first—London escorts aren’t ‘yours’ (or ours, for that matter). They are independent professionals, making their own choices about who they see and when. If you’re thinking of getting possessive, it’s time for a reality check.
Escorts See Other Clients—That’s the Job
It might seem obvious, but some clients struggle with the fact that escorts see multiple people. If you can’t handle the idea that the woman you’re meeting may have had another booking before yours, then escorting might not be for you. A relationship with an escort is transactional and professional—nothing more.
Trying to quiz an escort about her other clients or acting resentful won’t get you anywhere. She’s not obligated to share that information, and if she senses drama, she’ll simply walk away. Escorts deal with enough in their work; they don’t need unnecessary possessiveness adding to their stress.
Escorts Aren’t Looking for a Boyfriend
Some men believe that wealth or status entitles them to ‘keep’ a woman. But London escorts aren’t interested in being someone’s girlfriend or trophy. They’re strong, independent women who value their freedom and aren’t looking to be controlled.
Trying to act as a protector, or worse, attempting to ‘rescue’ an escort from her career, isn’t just misguided—it’s insulting. If a man can’t hold onto a girlfriend because of control issues, no amount of money will change that.
Understand the Boundaries
If you’re booking an escort, remember what the arrangement is: a professional, mutually agreed experience. Expecting exclusivity, emotional attachment, or special treatment isn’t realistic. Enjoy the moment, respect her boundaries, and don’t mistake a business interaction for something personal.
Escorting is a job. You are a client, not a special exception. Keep that in mind, and everyone will have a better time.
