Amy, I've probably gone off a bit too harshly (had a few annoying/weird clients in the past couple of days), but I feel that escorting has really opened my eyes up about what men (yes, not 100% of them, but definitely the majority) are really like. Maybe the word 'primitive' is a bad choice here, so I'll just go with 'different'
I never realized HOW different men are from women before. I find it really incredible how important sex is to them, to the point where they'll have sex with just about any woman willing, and how often they need it, and how they are able to get off anywhere/with anyone-like Shewolf says, it really seems to be animal-like and even scary! Sex to them is like eating, a vital necessity, a need that simply must be met-anytime, anywhere and with pretty much anyone. To me, it's a bit mind-blowing.
One the one hand, I guess it's good they're that simple to figure out, but on the other...I just find women to be more complex and sophisticated beings. Yes, women can enjoy sex with no emotions attached, but for most, even then there has to be some attraction-like the one night stands, I have had quite a few, but I wouldn't sleep with just anybody, I would need the guy to attract me, and not just physically, he would have to be smart and funny and just have that 'something' about him. Whereas for men, when they want sex, they don't seem to need that-they just go for it as long as the woman has a pulse and is more or less willing.
Maybe it just boils down to mama nature where women must be careful when choosing a partner because they will need to take care of children whereas men want to spread their seed wide and far, I don't know...
Also, I find it a bit disturbing that old men enjoy young girls-I mean men in their 70s booking escorts in their 20s- I am 31 and I had a couple of clients who were 19-20, and I felt like I was a perv!! Then again maybe it's just me.
But back to the topic: I think escorting will make a complete cynic out of me. At the moment, I really can't imagine being in a relationship and I honestly believe I'm better off alone.