Thinking about it, I probably react differently depending on who's asking. I'm mostly asked fairly innocuous questions that I don't mind answering. I think experienced punters know not to cross certain boundaries, because they wouldn't want us to probe into their lives. If a new client asks something a bit cheeky, I just give a generic answer or a plain yes or no. If they pushed it, I'd make clear it wasn't an appropriate topic of conversation and not see them again.

One of my regulars I swop an email with most days, but it's just chit-chat and schedules - he's never asked about my personal life and I would never ask about his, though we've both obviously deduced a certain amount about each other.

I may or may not change this quite soon, but my profile is the kind that if you knew me in real life and were purposefully looking for me, it would be obvious which is mine. People ask me what I'm studying as I tell them I'm a student (which I am - I don't say it for marketing, it's just honesty so they know I won't be available weekdays until the evening), and I won't respond to that part of the message as it tends to be in the first message they send me and it's honestly a bit too nosy, it could easily be a fellow student trying to figure out who I am (which shockingly I've already had in my two-three months of working - so I'm now very wary about young guys and people asking about uni). I will tell them at the booking though, although if they piece a couple of things together it is easy to find out which course I'm on and there's only about 30 of us so... Yeah, you see why I'm paranoid! I actually am quite worried that should I end up with some kind of stalker client, it is far too easy to find out who I am, and I don't use face pictures etc.

I had my very first client ask me for my real name ! Obviously I was a bit thrown off. I lied about it and gave him a nickname I'm known by on one of the sites I visit. I don't know why they think they're entitled to this stuff. You're paying for my body and what I'm willing to do with it, not my personal details (which I've already provided to AW to get verified, I think that's quite enough!). I only ask them of you if I need to screen you - which as I do outcalls only is fair to ask! I'll say it again, punters love to forget how much danger I'm putting myself in by going to their house alone. The risk is not equal, they need to stop acting like it is.

I think it's easier to deal with this kind of thing the longer you've been in the industry. It's power play and a form of manipulation and I'm not having it. I don't care if they want to be friendly with me, you can be friendly up until a certain point. I could not care less if it loses me business from time to time, it's far better to be safe and 100% comfortable.

I'm fairly open about random aspects of my life. I live in a tiny town and I show my face openly on my profile, so I'm out about my job for all intent and purpose.

With that said, hardly anyone asks. People just don't care, in my experience. I've never been asked to add anyone on Facebook, I am yet to have anyone try to ask me out, etc.

The most common questions seem to be about how long I've been whoring, and about logistics of my relationship, should it somehow come up in the conversation. Most people seem very surprised that not all WGs are single.

Thank you, I appreciate the replies .

I am also very open and honest about most things which I think is what leads to slightly more probing questions being asked.

I will adopt the look and cheeky but polite reply to alleviate any possible tension when declining to answer haha.

Thank you ladies !