Clients will always chat, does it matter what you say in your escort persona, not really. Just smile, laugh, be friendly and be professional.
Exactly! You've got to remember, as well, that clients are clearly very interested in us (hence them happily handing over a
three figure sum to spend even a relatively brief time with us) but the one thing they'll never be able to know for sure is exactly what we get up to all day. Well, I suppose they could start some hardcore stalking but that would just result in a police caution (or worse) and probably the subsequent loss of their job and family. So that's obviously not an option for anyone remotely sane!
Most of our clients will just be really curious, then, because it's just something they can never really know. Do we wake up and brush our teeth and do housework and watch TV? Well, yes, but that sounds terribly boring and since I think most clients think we're 'different' to most women (because most women don't offer sexual services for money - that may be the only real difference but I think it can be hard for non-prossies to really understand that we're not necessarily also nymphomaniacs/broken/odd/etc), I think they quite like to let their imaginations run away with them. Sexy pillow fights at bedtime? Sexy food fights at lunchtime? Sexy mud wrestling on Sunday afternoons? Sexy schoolgirls on Monday mornings? Constant hot'n'horny sex in every other minute of the week?
Combined with the fact that non-prossies often think our job must be sooooo easy - just lie back all day and have a few quick shags, or whatever?! - well, it's not surprising that many clients want to "find out" about what sexy fun and frolicks we're doing all the time. It's hardly helped by most of our websites and blogs being full of, "Ooh I just LOVE sexy fun and frolicks ALL the time!"-type stuff.
But we can hardly write, "I will tolerate a reasonable amount of sexual interaction within the confines of your booked appointment as long as you don't smell", so that can't be helped.
To be honest, I suppose I have had so much practice now with all the usual client-y conversations that I don't mind covering the typical questions. I've got a range of light and amusing responses for all of them, depending on what I think the client would enjoy hearing most, and I find a fun conversation to be a very important part of any booking. As soon as you get upset about something (unimportant), the client will react very sensitively and will find it hard to have a good time. Keeping things fun and bright is really essential. So do take the advice given above and focus on developing the ability to let these little things run off you like water off a duck's wotsit.
This job shouldn't be leaving you with lasting irritation/negativity!