Dancing and Escorting

looneylarry
I had heard one time about a dancer who was doing some escorting on the side, under-the-radar. Are those two different things or is it a distinction without a difference? If the dancer is lining up some escorting dates on the side by word of mouth and not placing any ads, is that the same as setting up OTC action? If it is an escort gig, does that mean that it is an hour of time with multiple shots on goal, while a dancer comes over and dances until you pop and then she leaves? Does an escort not dance, but a stripper can dance during the session? If you run across a dancer that also escorts, which would be better to arrange?

8 comments

  • Tiredtraveler
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    12 years ago
    I see no difference between OTC an Escort other than you have seen the girl before you make the date.
  • JuiceBox69
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    12 years ago
    It's all the same its just what we do is a try it.before you by it idea witch I.thank is.better way of.doing thangs
  • londonguy
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    12 years ago
    What matters is what something is, not what it is called.
  • Experimental
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    12 years ago
    a stripper that fucks otc and an escort are the same thing like tired traveler says you just get to see a stripper first.
  • sclvr5005
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    12 years ago
    in my experience the perks with strippers doing OTC (vs. escorts) is that obviously you see what your getting, and often the session begins with some nice LD's.
  • jackslash
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    12 years ago
    I suppose legally there is no difference between an escort and a stripper OTC. But in practice I see some differences that make me prefer strippers.

    1. You get to see and talk to the stripper first, and so you know what she really looks like. You also learn something about her personality. The escort is a pig in a poke, so to speak.

    2. Escorts are usually full-time prostitutes. OTC strippers are part-time prostitutes. This seems preferable to me, although not all of you may agree.
  • Alucard
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    12 years ago
    I know some people that wouldn't make that FINE distinction jackslash.
  • Estafador
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    12 years ago
    I would think their two different things since its two different names
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