Why Etiquette Matters
An escort meeting is an interaction between two people β and as with any interaction, good etiquette makes a fundamental difference. Clients who behave like gentlemen receive a better experience. It is simple: if the companion feels respected and comfortable, she puts more energy, more emotion, and more of herself into the meeting.
These rules are not about formality β they are about mutual respect that makes the meeting more pleasant for both parties.
Rule 1: Hygiene Is Fundamental
This is rule number one for good reason. Cleanliness is the absolute minimum for any meeting. Before arriving:
- Take a shower (a shower is also available in the apartment)
- Brush your teeth
- Use deodorant
- Wear clean clothes
- Trim your nails
Good hygiene is not just about respect for the companion β it is also about your own comfort and confidence. When you know you are clean and well-groomed, you will feel more relaxed.
Rule 2: Be Punctual
Arrive at the agreed time β neither too early nor too late. Ideally exactly on time or at most 5 minutes early. If you will be late, call or message in advance. Late arrival without notice shortens your program and can disrupt the companion's schedule.
Keep in mind that the companion often has other clients after you. Your late arrival affects not only your meeting but also other people's meetings.
Rule 3: Communicate Openly but With Respect
Say what you enjoy, what you prefer, what you would like to try. Companions appreciate open communication β but always with respect. The way you communicate affects the overall atmosphere of the meeting.
Good communication:
- "I would like to try..." β open request
- "I enjoy when..." β clear statement of preferences
- "What would you enjoy?" β showing interest in the companion
Bad communication:
- Commanding or demanding β the companion is not an employee
- Ignoring boundaries β "no" means "no"
- Negotiating the price on-site β prices are fixed
Rule 4: Respect Boundaries
Every companion has clearly defined services. These boundaries are non-negotiable. Do not ask for services not on her list, do not push for what she has clearly declined. What each companion offers is listed on her profile in the girls section. Respecting boundaries is the foundation of a professional meeting.
If you are unsure whether a companion offers a specific service, check her profile or ask during booking. This is much better than an awkward situation during the meeting.
Rule 5: Handle Payment Smoothly
Bring the exact amount in cash β the amount for each program length is on the pricing page. Payment takes place at the beginning of the meeting β no negotiating, no discussion. Prepare the money so the handover is quick and discreet. An envelope or pocket β not crumpled notes from your wallet.
Never attempt to:
- Negotiate the price
- Pay less than agreed
- Ask for a "repeat visitor discount" on-site
Rule 6: Limit Alcohol
A light drink to ease nervousness is fine. Drunkenness is not. Alcohol diminishes the quality of experience for both parties. Additionally, companions have the right to refuse a meeting with a significantly intoxicated client. Arrive in a state where you can fully enjoy the meeting.
Rule 7: Put Your Phone Away
During the meeting, silence your phone and give the companion your attention. Do not reply to messages, do not make calls. The meeting is your time to disconnect from the world and enjoy the present moment. The companion deserves your full attention.
Rule 8: Say a Proper Goodbye
The departure is as important as the arrival. Thank the companion, smile, be kind. A good impression at the end of the meeting matters β especially if you plan to return. Companions remember gentlemen and will look forward to your next visit.
Bonus Points for Being a Gentleman
These are not obligations, but gestures companions appreciate:
- Compliments β sincere, not over the top
- Conversation β show interest in the companion as a person
- Positive energy β smile, be pleasant
- Respect for time β do not extend the meeting beyond the agreed duration
- Leaving a review β a positive review helps the companion and other clients
What if I do something wrong?
Companions are professionals and understand that not everyone knows the rules. If you make a minor mistake, most companions will brush it off with a smile. What matters is your overall approach β if good intentions and respect are evident, small missteps do not matter.
Can I bring the companion a gift?
Some companions appreciate gifts, but it is certainly not mandatory. If you want to, a small gift (chocolate, flowers) is a nice gesture. However, avoid overly personal or expensive gifts β it could feel uncomfortable.
How should I behave if I want to see the companion again?
Simply behave like a gentleman and tell her you would like to meet again. Most companions value regular clients who behave well and respect the rules. When booking next time, simply mention that you have visited her before.
