A lot of my married clients have similar reasoning: they say they love their wives, but their wives are no longer having sex. Or men claim to love variety. Many men marry a woman to start a family, but does that mean they limit the number of "unofficial" women for sexual purposes? Does marriage always translate into good sex? Some men openly say they want “variety” when it comes to sex, while others say it's the woman's fault. This is what I hear from time to time: Women don't have sex any more and I don't think their husbands should be having either. There are a lot of reasons. Some men just need sex and they choose tour they want fair sex, emotional sex, and a deep connection. Some men may not be able to express their desires in front of others, so they hope to find solace in the arms of libertine escorts Bordeaux.
There are also married men who have sex with their wives, but still want to try something different. Maybe they want to prove that they are still attractive. Many academics claim that men want to prove that they can be wanted by more women. It is not just about their personal desire, but rather the norms of society.
Some clients have told me that it is easier for them to have sex with an escort than to try to hang a woman in the club. It is easier for a man to pay a libertine escort Bordeaux for sex than to persuade a "normal" woman to have sex with him without obligation.
Concerning another caliber of clients: some are very lonely and interact very little with the libertine women escorts Bordeaux. They aren't necessarily looking for a prostitute for sex, but instead, want an intimate company with a woman. These are the types of men who need to be hugged, and in these situations, I like to think of myself as a healer. However, in reality, I don't really help them because they are looking for love while I am looking for money. I feel compelled to tell these lost souls that they are looking for love in the wrong places.
What happens if a prostitute meets a client in public?
This has happened to me several times. I had a huge social phobia about chasing after clients outside of work hours. I was scared because they could call me or approach me. And my fears were confirmed when my former clients approached me in public.
I even saw a customer when I was shopping with my mom… he was extremely nervous. I don't want these men to know who I really am in real life. I just want to stay their fantasy and nothing else. I saw another customer shopping with his wife and children. He saw me looking totally different, without any makeup. He came back to see me and told me he was very happy to watch me while he was with his wife. This is another reason why I don't want to meet too many new clients - I don't want to be famous. Customers are part of a world of their own that I don't want to get involved in my personal life.