Do escorts prefer incall or outcall?

[Valdo]

. Although I realize that it can be hard to tell, I always do my best to see only women who are working in conditions that are safe and supported.

I do the same thing!

 

[hungry101]

In that case we should not be contributing to the exploitation of those women in the first place. If a woman is being coerced into situations in which she feels unsafe, then seeing her in an incall is simply allowing that abusive situation to continue. Although I realize that it can be hard to tell, I always do my best to see only women who are working in conditions that are safe and supported.

Yes, but who is not "safe and supported" in Montreal?

 

[Valdo]

I read a very sad thread the other day about Megan: she was not "safe and supported".

Read the posts 14 to 21 in the following thread: https://merb.cc/vbulletin/showthread.php?148464-Megan6969-outstanding-pretty-blond-GFE&highlight=megan

OK she was exploited in Toronto rather than in Montreal but I imagine it can happen in Montreal too.

But I agree with you that this should be the exception rather than the rule in Montreal.

 

[talkinghead]

Yes, but who is not "safe and supported" in Montreal?

I'm not sure what you're asking or implying. Do you mean it as a rhetorical question, suggesting that all SPs in Montreal are safe and supported? Are you asking who in the business is not safe? Or are you asking me about how I evaluate situations, which is admittedly imperfect?

In the context of my post, the answer is: any woman who feels that she does not have the power to turn down an outcall if she's uncomfortable. I remember seeing one woman from a prominent agency in Montreal a while back, and she complained that the agency pressured her into going into some pretty sleazy hotels and questionable situations. She didn't report anything dangerous, and she could have quit the agency, but she certainly didn't feel supported even if she was largely safe. A broader answer might be: I'm sure that some of the BP girls are not in great situations. (This raises another dimension of the "whorearchy" discussion.)

Another direction we could take this thread--not a new direction out here--would be to ask whether clients have a responsibility to book rooms in upscale hotels in safe neighborhoods.

By the way, I'm not dictating ethics to anyone. These issues matter a lot to me, but I know that many have different views or may simply not care.