Are there any genuine nonsexual Escort Agencies

[VeryLynn]

I’ve been looking at a site called DukesofDaisy which claims to be non sexual but I can’t decide if it’s legit or not. Has anyone used them?

Why do you want to know ?

No, even sugarbabies have to have sex with their wrinkly old benefactors. No man is going to wine and dine you and pay for the privilege and expect nothing in return.

Well they can't legally advertise they'll have sex for money.

No.

No
Sorry

Are you clutching at straws op?

No. And I'm an escort. Feel free to pm me.

Are you wanting to be an escort or hire one?

@NotTheFordType so what's the difference between an escort and prostitute then?

They're is an agency called 'houseofladies' that is also non sexual. Some people that are asexual but lonely may hire an escort, also people hire escorts if they just need a date to something.

Is this what your husband told you OP?

A friend who had been an escort in London I’m the 90 s told me that her agency had a no sexual contact rule, but that was just for legal purposes, and everyone did.

Thank you for your replies. No, not what my dp told me. Dsis was considering it as an option via the agency I mentioned in my op. I was skeptical but don't know a whole lot, so thought I'd ask here. You've all pretty much told me what I thought.

@NotTheFordType so what's the difference between an escort and prostitute then?
No difference other than escorts tend to go to hotels, or work out of flats alone (as opposed to being on the street or in brothels).

You mean dsis wants to be an escort but without the sex?

I imagine the agency books on the basis of time and any ‘other arrangements’ are made between the 2 parties involved.

Most, if not all men would be expecting sex.

All escorts have sex with clients. You advertise for time and companionship only but clients would be mightily unhappy if they got time and companionship for their money.

Nope! There are non sexual escorts out there (ie. You can hire no sex) but there agency? Noooooo

An escort by any other name is still a prostitute. In general terms if you refer to sex workersnhat includes everyone from porno, webcam, phone sex, indie, brothel or street.

Escorts can be anything from high class to a girl who works independently from her own premises or who tours nationally or internationally.

But no matter how hey dress it up something will be expected.

Yes, escorts and prostitutes are the same thing in that they both sell sex for money.

I mean I guess there may be the odd few people who hire and then don't go through with sex but certainly the intent would be there whilst booking an escort.

@TreacsPotNoodle

Nothing. It's a synonym. See also:
Whore, streetwalker, hooker, working girl, service provider, courtesan, etc etc etc.
(I personally prefer whore.)

@elefunk
Of course we can! Sex work is not illegal!
Soliciting in a public place is illegal.
"Controlling prostitution for gain" (i.e. running a brothel or an agency) is illegal.

I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to pay someone and tell them you don't want to have sex. Why would they complain if you're paying them what you're supposed to pay them?

@Gwenhyfar

Sorry I just mis-read that. Yes it's perfectly possible for a man to pay for "company only" but in many years I've never encountered it and neither have any of the other ladies I speak to.

The closest you're gonna get is my friend who had a guy who booked an hour, arrived at her hotel room, said "my car is on double yellows so this is gonna be quick" and ejaculated and left within 5 minutes.

The most common scam is for men to pretend they don't want sex and then engage you in long drawn out phone calls, emails, texts and whatsapp conversations, complete with requests for face pics, pics of your boobs, sending you dick pics, etc. They have no intention of booking, they're just using you to wank.

Any "agency" that tells you they have lots of high class clients, probably in the UK on business, who just want a girl to wine and dine, is a scam.

And I would complain mightily if I was expected to make conversation and massage a guy's ego for an hour instead of giving him the service he booked.

Would you book a haircut and then ask your hairdresser to just keep you company for an hour?

OP - again PM me if you want more information (I can give you several helpful resources to pass on.) I don't want to derail your thread with discussions about the legality or morality of sex work.

"Yes it's perfectly possible for a man to pay for "company only" but in many years I've never encountered it and neither have any of the other ladies I speak to. "

I didn't say man though did I? I wrote that in case OP wanted to pay for company. I presume it's possible.
There must be some people who find sitting and chatting easier than having sex with a stranger?
I think some people do go to the hairdressers for a chat by the way.