Part time escorts

[Fkk]

Will all that is going with COVID. SP are also hit with a downturn in their business.

Do you think there will a change that escorts will go more part time next year?

I was talking to one escort who is looking to set up a new business venture and is looking to do escort as a part time role.

Thoughts?

[JontyR]

Might get some in reverse too. Some part time workers have hours reduced and look at sex work as a way of replacing lost income?

[Metalgear2018]

With redundancies I thought escorts would go fulltime plus overtime included.

[maxxblue]

Will all that is going with COVID. SP are also hit with a downturn in their business.

Do you think there will a change that escorts will go more part time next year?

I was talking to one escort who is looking to set up a new business venture and is looking to do escort as a part time role.

Thoughts?

Who?

[Londonpunter30]

£100 an hour escorting, or more if looks / service justify it.   What job will they get that money for an hours work ?

[RandomGuy99]

I think part-time escorting is a good idea.  Full-time escorting must be pretty demanding physically and mentally, so having another job gives your body and mind a rest and also gives you something to fall back on in the event of a global pandemic (nobody planned for one of those).  SPs can't escort forever, so another job also helps ease into retirement from escorting and back to normality.

[Home Alone]

I think part-time escorting is a good idea.  Full-time escorting must be pretty demanding physically and mentally, so having another job gives your body and mind a rest and also gives you something to fall back on in the event of a global pandemic (nobody planned for one of those).  SPs can't escort forever, so another job also helps ease into retirement from escorting and back to normality.

And next year in the event of an economic crisis, as all the Rishy Sunaks of the world seek to balance their countries' books! 

[Jerk Chicken]

All my best fucks/experienced have been with PT escorts and/or ones who simply do not work more than say 3 days a week.

My current top two regulars both have civvy jobs and fuck on the side for cash.

So I imagine come 2021 we might see more p/t coming into the game.

[Lou2019]

We don’t need to do it full-time 

[Jerk Chicken]

£100 an hour escorting, or more if looks / service justify it.   What job will they get that money for an hours work ?

Don’t be deluded mate. Talk to any escort and see if what they do is an easy ride. It’s a demanding job dealing with a lot of shit mentally and physically.

[Lou2019]

Don’t be deluded mate. Talk to any escort and see if what they do is an easy ride. It’s a demanding job dealing with a lot of shit mentally and physically.

It’s only a demanding job physically and mentally if you let it be.

[Jerk Chicken]

It’s only a demanding job physically and mentally if you let it be.

Based on most I have met, intel online across the various forums a substantial number do not agree with your statement “if you let it be”. Of course there will be a small percentage of tough cookies that can handle the time wasters, boundary pushers, negative fake reviews et al but the vast majority do not fall into that category or possess the mental know how.

Fucking/sucking or even just talking to  4,5,6 or even in some case 10 punters plus a day is no walk in the park.

[Lou2019]

Based on most I have met, intel online across the various forums a substantial number do not agree with your statement “if you let it be”. Of course there will be a small percentage of tough cookies that can handle the time wasters, boundary pushers, negative fake reviews et al but the vast majority do not fall into that category or possess the mental know how.

Fucking/sucking or even just talking to  4,5,6 or even in some case 10 punters plus a day is no walk in the park.

Maybe my statement isn’t applicable to everybody but it certainly is to me and many others I know of too.

I am not going to bother justifying or describing my method of working or anything to you as there is no need, but there are ways and means of reducing the physical and mental impact of the job. It’s probably easy to say when you’re independent, part-time and low volume not so easy if you’re being pimped and forced to see 10 punters plus a day.

I’m not a tough cookie by any means but I’m certainly no fool. The day I feel my physical and mental well-being is been impacted is the day I hang up my stockings. Having  been doing this on an off for a number of years now I haven’t got to that stage yet.

[TallnHung]

You sound like one of the sensible smart ones Lou

[Adoniron]

I've been with several escorts who have other jobs including a hairdresser, nurse, care assistant and support worker with the disabled.

[boardyhell]

most of mine list their job as sucking cocks

[Wadebridge]

Of course there will be a small percentage of tough cookies that can handle the time wasters, boundary pushers, negative fake reviews et al but the vast majority do not fall into that category or possess the mental know how.
Fucking/sucking or even just talking to  4,5,6 or even in some case 10 punters plus a day is no walk in the park.

Good post @JerkChicken.
From the escorts that have made my acquaintance over the years, I'd agree with your sentiments by and large. 

[Strawberry]

I would argue that Escorting around another job is equally as demanding, just less time to fit in the same amount of effort. In some respects I would argue it can be easier to be only doing the sex work.

Possibly, probably depends on the individual.

[RandomGuy99]

And next year in the event of an economic crisis, as all the Rishy Sunaks of the world seek to balance their countries' books! 

I hear that 2022 will be when they start to recover all the extra money they've had to borrow.  2021 will be better than 2020, but it won't be until September when the vaccination programme has covered enough people.

I hear that the Pfizer vaccine comes in pack of 975 doses.  You can't take it if you are on anti-coagilants or if you've had previously had an allergic reaction to a vaccine.  Getting the vaccine requires an initial consultation with a doctor where the questions are asked. If you pass the questions then they defrost and make up a dose for you and then inject you. It takes approx 1 hr 45 minutes per person for the vaccination end to end.  Once a batch is made up they have 6 hrs to use it in.

[Wadebridge]

@RandomGuy99, you really should've posted that in the 'A Covid-19 vaccine at last!' thread, to give those posters there a dose of reality and bring them back down to Earth.

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If all goes well we should all start to see a much normal life by the start of Spring.

My arse!

[daviemac]

I hear that the Pfizer vaccine comes in pack of 975 doses. You can't take it if you are on anti-coagilants or if you've had previously had an allergic reaction to a vaccine.  Getting the vaccine requires an initial consultation with a doctor where the questions are asked. If you pass the questions then they defrost and make up a dose for you and then inject you. It takes approx 1 hr 45 minutes per person for the vaccination end to end.  Once a batch is made up they have 6 hrs to use it in.

If you must post totally false information about the vaccine can you do it in the dedicated vaccine thread. Better still don't post about it at all if you don't know what you are talking about.   

The ONLY risk from having the vaccine if taking anticoagulants is bleeding from the injection site and that risk is negligible.  It's even safe to have it if, along with other heart medication, you are taking asprin and an antiplatelet medication such as Prasugrel, which are taken for 12 months following the insertion of stents to treat a heart block.

The issues of allergies are a different matter and have been discussed at length on the relevant thread.   

[RandomGuy99]

If you must post totally false information about the vaccine can you do it in the dedicated vaccine thread. Better still don't post about it at all if you don't know what you are talking about.   

The ONLY risk from having the vaccine if taking anticoagulants is bleeding from the injection site and that risk is negligible.  It's even safe to have it if, along with other heart medication, you are taking asprin and an antiplatelet medication such as Prasugrel, which are taken for 12 months following the insertion of stents to treat a heart block.

The issues of allergies are a different matter and have been discussed at length on the relevant thread.   

I got my information from someone who has just been trained to give the vaccine and they've been told to ask people if they are taking anticoagulants and if they say yes, then they can't have the Pfizer vaccine.  Could just be that it's an extra load of checking that they have to do and certain places aren't geared up to it, so they filter them out and they could get the vaccine elsewhere.

[daviemac]

I got my information from someone who has just been trained to give the vaccine and they've been told to ask people if they are taking anticoagulants and if they say yes, then they can't have the Pfizer vaccine.  Could just be that it's an extra load of checking that they have to do and certain places aren't geared up to it, so they filter them out and they could get the vaccine elsewhere.

Try checking the official publications regarding the vaccine like this guide for Health Care Workers published by Public Health England. Page 15 is the relevant part and it tells a very different story.

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As a person affected by both blood thinners and allergic reactions I have looked into this extensively and prefer to accept the information given by official sources than that given by someone on a punting forum who thinks he knows what he's talking about because his mate told him.  Your statement that "You can't take it if you are on anticoagulants" is not correct and very misleading.

[Strawberry]

Try checking the official publications regarding the vaccine like this guide for Health Care Workers published by Public Health England. Page 15 is the relevant part and it tells a very different story.

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As a person affected by both blood thinners and allergic reactions I have looked into this extensively and prefer to accept the information given by official sources than that given by someone on a punting forum who thinks he knows what he's talking about because his mate told him.  Your statement that "You can't take it if you are on anticoagulants" is not correct and very misleading.

I looked twice I know people who are also affected by blood thinners, and they expect to be called for the vaccine sooner than myself.

I don't have any figures but blood thinners would I suspect rule out many of those in high risk categories.

[somerandomfella]

Seems to be a lot of WG's are now going regulars only..

[daviemac]

I looked twice I know people who are also affected by blood thinners, and they expect to be called for the vaccine sooner than myself.

I don't have any figures but blood thinners would I suspect rule out many of those in high risk categories.

It doesn't.

[RandomGuy99]

It doesn't.

He's right, it doesn't.  It's dependent on an individual assessment by the doctor at the vaccination centre. There's nothing about the vaccine itself that is affected by the blood thinners.  I guess it's more to do with giving the vaccination and whether the doctor feels any issues could arise during the process of giving the vaccination and whether the team on the day are in a position to provide any extra monitoring, etc. for that person.  People taking blood thinners should turn up like anyone else and go through the assessment and see what the staff advise.

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