Is being an adult escort dangerous? Is it a form of prostitution? If a escort is physically assaulted is it?

Question

If they're physically assaulted isn't it their own fault for being hit. Like escorting is at their own risk right if they're independent?

Answer 1

I don't know the answer to the first question. Yes it is a form of prostitution, but fortunately we don't live in a country which regulates the private sexual lives of adults... or maybe it does... hmm, i'm not really sure about that. I don't think the law is either.

Is it their own fault? Well if you think so then really any physical assault which happens in the in line of work is the fault of the victim. Work as a cop? Then its your own fault if you get hit. Work as a bouncer, expect the same. A person with any job which carries a degree of risk should of course expect danger, but that hardly means its their "fault." And what does it even mean to say that? Would it mean that an escort should not be protected by the law because they should expect danger in their work? Then why not bouncers, repo men, cops, taxi drivers, etc.? I don't think it means anything, legally or morally, to say it is their "fault," and so it is not something even worth getting into.

P.S.- i'm pretty sure being an escort is legal in all 50 states. It would be highly unconstitutional to not allow a person to make a business out of spending time with others.

And it may distress brandi to hear that a lot more people pay for sex than she seems to think:
http://in.news.yahoo.com/061002/137/6841z.html

And that more intelligent people seem to pay for it:
http://www.halfsigma.com/2006/07/smartest_men_mo.html

And of course all that is talking about out and out prostitution. If you included the percentage of people who "pay" for sex with drinks, compliments, or gifts, the numbers would be much higher.

Answer 2

Yes, it is dangerous as being an "escort" it will be assumed by your "clients" that you are a prostitute. It is prostitution if you go beyond being paid for you company and offer sex for money.

If as an escort is physically assaulted, you could file a police report, but if they find out you are an escort, the D.A. may not pursue charges diligently or the leads on the the perp may not be pursued vigorously unless you have experienced severe physical trauma and they are concerned that the perp will do it to another person.

Answer 3

Your question is commencing from the incorrect premise because of the fact prostitution isn't in itself unlawful. what's against the regulation is assorted activities surrounding prostitution inclusive of: conserving a disorderly domicile (brothel), soliciting or kerb crawling. there is not something unlawful with regard to the transaction of intercourse for money. certainly in case you gain this, Gordon Brown will insist on a slice of the action to squander. The "escort" equipment is basically a manner of fending off the linked unlawful activities, subsequently that's criminal.

Answer 4

selling sex is dangerous. what type of people buy sex? people with issues that's who. Why would you subject yourself to that abuse and risk of danger, and disease. If you are into verbal abuse, being put down, but paid well, go be a telemarketer

Answer 5

it is illegal in all 50 states. however, in Nevada you can become a legal prostitute. it is a lucrative business and quite safe.