When someone wants to hire me

When someone hires me, they’re not just paying for my time—they’re also getting my preparation, my dedication, and everything I can offer.

When I accept to share the experience someone wants to live, I value the time I dedicate to it. I fully immerse myself, making the experience my own so that we can truly enjoy it together.

I take the time to present myself in the best way possible and to be the best company I can be.

I also prepare emotionally so I can offer meaningful support to the other person.

To provide the best experience, I draw from my knowledge in emotional, sexual, intellectual, and energetic aspects. 

I engage on all these levels so the other person feels comfortable, reassured, and safe—without fear of rejection or judgment for what they feel, want to explore, or how they identify. I create a safe space where they can be themselves and share openly, knowing I’m there to support them.

My dedication is present before, during, and after an experience:

Before, while I prepare for it. During, by being fully present and focused on the person. After, by providing closure to the experience and possibly opening the door to future ones.

What I offer is companionship—being someone’s partner-in-crime for whatever they want to experience, whether social, emotional, sexual, intellectual... I understand how to navigate different situations and adapt to each person accordingly.

I’m fully dedicated to the other person when they hire me, that same dedication applies when multiple people are involved—whether it's two or more people at once (or whether the person that hires me wants to involve other people such as someone they know or other professionals). My time, preparation, and commitment extend equally to everyone.

This means my level of involvement is even greater, as I take responsibility for ensuring that each person gets the best possible experience.

For that reason, every participant must contribute their share of the agreed fee. And depending on the nature of the experience, if I feel an adjustment is necessary, I will communicate that in advance.

I’m fully aware of the wide range of experiences I can offer and my ability to adapt to different people and situations. Not everyone can do what I do and truly connect with it. That’s why I value my work. And I expect the people who choose to share time with me to value it as well.

So, if you’re considering hiring me, please remember: you sought me out, not the other way around. I ask that you respect my terms accordingly.