Majority of Clients Seek Company, Not Sex
Daniels revealed that most of her clients do not seek sexual services. “No one would believe it, but I’m not sleeping with, like, 80 percent of my clients,” she told the website. According to her, many men simply want to spend time and talk, reflecting a growing trend of “male loneliness.”
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“A lot of men are afraid to be who they are, even in relationships with their wives or girlfriends. I don’t think the majority of men are comfortable in their own skin due to the pressures of society these days,” Daniels explained.
A Safe Space for Conversation
During their time together, Daniels mentioned that her clients often engage in personal conversations, discussing their lives and challenges. “Many of my clients just want to talk,” she shared, adding that these men feel comfortable opening up to her because they don’t feel judged.“I think they really want to talk about anything else other than what they’ve got going on for them, meaning at home, at work, or both,” she added.Also Read: Russia developing invincible nuclear weapon
Emotional Impact of the Job
Daniels acknowledged the emotional toll her work takes on her. “I feel emotionally drained after almost every booking. As an escort, I give a lot of myself emotionally, spiritually, and mentally so they can have a good experience,” she said.
With a fee of $1300 (Around Rs 73,000) per hour, Daniels emphasized that her role involves much more than what is often perceived. Beyond her work, Daniels actively engages with her followers on Instagram, where she posts content about her life and experiences.
In a rapidly changing social environment, Daniels’ experience reflects a shift in how many men are seeking emotional support rather than physical fulfillment in the modern escort industry.