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Like we have said,
experience counts in this game, so we have gathered some at-a-glance
quotes and recommendations from girls to give you some further food for
thought.......
Always have at least
10 pounds on you - if like me you charge £150 per hour its surprising how
many guys say 'i've only got 20's on me" and try and get away with paying
140 and, it means if something feels wrong when you get to booking at
least you have the money to get home.
Free hepatitis jabs
are available at your local GUM clinic and we recommend everyone in a close
contact profession (including paramedics and such) should get one.
Be honest with the GUM
clinic about what you do. Insist on regular checks including throat swabs,
urine samples and HIV tests as not all clinics offer these as standard.
You don't have to put
up with unclean or smelly clients - offer and if necessary insist on them
showering if you feel their hygiene is not up to scratch. Don't be
embarrassed to mention it, guys should have the respect to turn up as
fresh as possible or ask for a shower.
Get well informed
about what STIs can look like - be vigilant - its your health and so very
important.
Some girls can be
bitchy (no you don't say!), others are extremely helpful and supportive so
choose your friends well.
Friends may not
always turn out to be true friends in this business, some people will be
your 'friend' while you are of use to them and then disappear when you
need them.
Read and digest the
manufacturers 'using a condom' guidelines - they are there for your health
and safety. Note: some condoms (eg Durex Extra Safe) contain nonoxly-9
which may irritate some ladies and has been reported to actually increase
risk of HIV infection - see
www.stopn9condoms.com
for more details.
Always trust your
instincts and think about how much information you are giving away to
clients (and other ladies) about yourself- set boundaries and stick to them.
To help get organised
for your tax return, purchase a 12 leaf file from Tescos or similar
and have a section for each month from April through to March and put all
your receipts and record of earnings away as you go. At the end of
the year when the tax return comes round, you'll at least have everything
filled by month which will be more manageable.
On outcalls,
get the client's full name and address or hotel details. Call them on a
landline to make sure they are where they say they are. Let someone else
know where you are going and to whom.
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