Amy Taylor Toronto Escort - Interview

Q:Do you have a list of clients that you see regularly that you have formed a special bond with? Would you feel 'cheated' if they saw another girl like how hairdressers get mad at you if you get your hair cut somewhere else?

A:Absolutely, I've been seeing a few of my friends for over a decade. But no, I don't own them. Nor do they own me. That's simply not what this world is about.

Q:How do you handle first-timers or those who have limited experience with escort services? What are your suggestions to such clients to make your encounter the most enjoyable?

A:Fine by me! I love them. Doesn't change anything. We'll have a blast.

Q:If a client decided to make you a present, what would you be happy to receive? What is your wish-list (maybe flowers, lingerie, parfume, music albums, books etc.)?

A:Jewelry, clothing, real estate, and above all, money (so that I can save for my future when he doesn't want me anymore, haha).

Q:What makes you notable among other providers? What exactly, you believe, you're good at? What makes your service unique? What is your favorite kind of service?

A:I don't want to say that I'm better than others. That isn't kind. The men who see me like my type, but there are types for everyone. Plenty of men prefer someone else, which is fine.

Q:How do you prefer a client to make an appointment? What information is important for you? Is screening required before the appointment?

A:Via my website. The information required (yes, screening is mandatory and never negotiable) is all there.

Q:Do you ever get nervous before meeting a client? Is it kind of like preparing for a first date?

A:Yes. It's far more dangerous than a first date, for obvious reasons.

Q:What sort of personality qualities does someone need to possess to be a successful escort?

A:Savvy, careful, smart, strong, kind, sane, thick-skinned, beautiful, healthy and sexy. Having hobbies and interests helps, and liking men is vital.

Q:If someone wished to become an escort, how would you recommend they go about it?

A:I wouldn't recommend it. Sorry, but this business is too difficult for what it pays. I'd suggest they get digital skills and work in that world. Better choice, long-run.

Q:What are your dreams, future goals and aspirations? Short and long term?

A:To be independently wealthy, happy with friends and family, to stay healthy and enjoy my old age.

Q:What types of clients do you deny to meet? Are there any restrictions?

A:Anyone crazy or mean, or who won't screen, deposit or help me stay safe and alive and earning a fair living. Behave, or no Amy. I literally risk my life to serve you strings-free, sir. You're going to meet me halfway, or you're going to hire someone else.