*lol!* Looks like Gillette has initiated quite a few of us

Respecting the client’s confidentiality is very important. I would never share details of a client or an encounter with them without their permission. I feel that respects my professional confidentiality as a companion.

If a client isn’t in a monogamous relationship (single, polyamorous, special arrangement for sex workers or any other situation) then the condition doesn’t apply. I thought a lot about the situation, because many will probably see it as a mark against contracting me. But ultimately because I wouldn’t see anyone outside of work who was in a monogamous relationship whose partner would consider it cheating, I couldn’t do it in the workplace without compromising my beliefs. It may not make a difference to the client, but I’ll bet it would make a difference to the person whom they’ve told they are committed to.

It is interesting that you only see clients who would tell someone else that they’re seeing you, since the basic nature of this line of work is confidentiality on both sides of the equation.