Should providers mention their ethnic/race restrictions on their website?

[hummingbird]

Hello people!

Recently i reached to one of the independent companion who advertises on merb regularly to set up a meeting. She immediately replied and was available in the next hour or so. But after that I asked her if she is open to meeting people other ethnicities, i never heard back from her.

So my question is that should providers mention it on their website about certain restrictions which they might have while meeting new clients. I know few providers who have clearly mentioned on their website that they are open to all race, disability etc, while few have mentioned about their restrictions to meeting certain people.

I understand that they have every right to meet the person they are more comfortable with, but wouldn't it be better if its mentioned on the website?

 

[envelopes]

Hello people!

Recently i reached to one of the independent companion who advertises on merb regularly to set up a meeting. She immediately replied and was available in the next hour or so. But after that I asked her if she is open to meeting people other ethnicities, i never heard back from her.

So my question is that should providers mention it on their website about certain restrictions which they might have while meeting new clients. I know few providers who have clearly mentioned on their website that they are open to all race, disability etc, while few have mentioned about their restrictions to meeting certain people.

I understand that they have every right to meet the person they are more comfortable with, but wouldn't it be better if its mentioned on the website?

I mean... I think if you have issues in the past with providers being uncomfortable with your race, or physical handicap, or whatever deformity, or age, or whatever, you should just ask upfront.

I don't think SPs should need to fill their ad up with an equal opportunity employment clause lol.

 

[TheJames101]

It probably wouldn't hurt (given they tend to list a bunch of other restrictions), but I can also see it looking bad from an optical pov.

 

[kstanb]

If they do, they will be branded as racist and shunned

From my 1st generation immigrant perspective: I am paying hard cash for a good experience, if my ethnicity or background bothers a woman, then she will not be fun to be around and I would waste money when I meet her, so I don't see too much of an issue if a sex workers want to filter herself out

 

[Flyingby]

They should. Some girls write their minimum age restrictions. Why not race restrictions. Max la gaspesienne states no black guys.
i have had an sp tell me she checks the peephole. If it’s a black guy she won’t open.
nothing racist. It’s a choice

 

[Fradi]

Why not ?
It is their right to chose who ever they wish to see just like we have a choice so do they.
It would make it easier and probably less offensive if guys knew upfront instead of being rejected at the door or through text message.
Some people consider it racist even some providers hate this practice, I look at it that I don’t know her reasons I just simply accept the fact that she has a right to choose whoever she wants to see.

 

[sene5hos]

Why not ?
It is their right to chose who ever they wish to see just like we have a choice so do they.
It would make it easier and probably less offensive if guys knew upfront instead of being rejected at the door or through text message.
Some people consider it racist even some providers hate this practice, I look at it that I don’t know her reasons I just simply accept the fact that she has a right to choose whoever she wants to see.

I agree.

This applies to both sides.

An example: I like SP with big natural breasts, I would never choose to book a SP that has small breasts (A, B). It takes certain criteria.

 

[Dick Hardwood]

Full disclosure is good.