I'm fairly sure that most people who engage in paid work do so for the money - I've yet to meet anyone who does their job out of altruism .

We can't tell you how much you'll earn, because we don't know how you plan to work or how many punters a day/week you plan to see; even if we did, we can't tell you whether you're likely to get that many. Newcastle is notorious for low going rates when it comes to female workers but that's largely because of the cheapo agency culture, which shouldn't really affect you.

Have a read of this thread for some general tips, and the main SAAFE site too.

I would definitely advise you not to have anal sex for the first time with a client! Have you even tried it before or used toys? You might hate it or find it extremely painful or get a rough client who causes damage (sorry, I'm not trying to scare you but it can happen). I've tried anal sex several times and found it painful/uncomfortable every time so it's not a service I offer. I would say generally it's not a good idea to offer any sexual services that you haven't tried before in your personal life as you won't know what your boundaries are or if you can even tolerate it.

If you are marketing yourself as straight and only 'gay for pay', you can - and will almost be expected to - be only the 'active' partner in anal. You will also get men paying to suck you off, without expecting you to reciprocate. This works if you're going for the posh suit niche, or the sports kit one, or the 'rather mug you than fuck you' one, or...

If you're going to sell your 'receptive anal' virginity, I'd suggest not doing it with someone on a first booking, not doing it cheaply, and practising by yourself first.