Back on topic...honestly I put my 2 pence in as I really cant see how being called a good girl by a client who is paying for his time can be an awful thing. If a paying client over steps his/her boundaries in any situation and you feel uncomfortable then let them know and stop it.
Maybe its because I'm a Londoner
I could care less about being called a girl during a booking. I know that the common usage for those in this profession is 'working girl'. Fuck it there's worse you could be called. I don't believe many clients use that phrase often anyway.
So on back on point - my reference to not being called a bitch is because I refuse to accept that being called a bitch is normal or acceptable in normal circumstances? What is normal in this context? A mutual agreed civil situation. If that what's agreed and your being paid to be degraded then fine but just because a client pays for a session doesn't mean that they can push boundaries if you don't feel comfortable.
Is it ok to call a client a good boy?
I'm thinking about the less experienced who may read this and misconstrue being called a good girl
for being a bigger issue than what I surmise what was the OP's initial query?
So for any newbies reading this thread if you don't like or want to be called a good girl during your booking then say you don't like it - nip it in the bud.
In my experience its a rare occurrence but don't let any client push your boundaries in any way. Be brave stand up for your self and take no shit from anyone. Unless it agreed lol.