How to stay afloat as an Escort in competitive Kuala Lumpur
Anyone who says that being an escort is 100% safe and risk-free is lying, both to you and themselves. It’s no secret that we live in a society where all professions have inherent risks and escorting is one of them.
No-one is suggesting that you don’t become an escort. Instead, it’s essential to know what you’re up against. That way, you can be conscious of when things are likely to go wrong, and you’ll know how to handle certain situations.
The last thing you want to do is get into escorting and not know what to do in a life-threatening situation, for instance. So, without further ado, this handy guide will help you to stay safe as an escort. Here is what you need to know:
ALWAYS trust your gut feelings…
When it comes to negotiating on price, don’t be afraid to say no to any offers. Keep a mental price list in mind and stick to it. If a client’s offer falls below your standard price, don’t worry about refusing it.
Regardless of the client, it makes sense to carry a personal safety alarm with you. Make sure that you keep it somewhere in easy reach, such as in your pocket.
It also goes without saying that you should have a mobile phone with you. Keep it topped up with credit and ensure it is fully charged. Even if you’ve got no credit, remember that it costs nothing to dial 999 for emergency help. Consider putting on speed dial the phone number of a trusted friend or the local police.
Wherever you work, it’s crucial that you know the location of all exits. This is essential if you need to escape in an emergency situation.
At all times, you should focus on the behavior of your client. Know what they are doing and watch their hands are at all times. It might shock you to know that many escorts new to the profession aren’t ‘streetwise’ and open themselves up to danger!
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