Safety Guide

Your safety is our priority. This comprehensive guide provides essential safety information for both escorts and clients to ensure secure, respectful encounters.

Emergency Contacts

Emergency Services (Australia): 000

Police Assistance Line: 131 444

Sexual Assault Crisis Line: 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732)

Lifeline: 13 11 14

Safety for Escorts

Screening Clients

•Verify identity: Request ID verification, work email, or professional references before meeting
•Check references: Contact other escorts who have seen the client (with permission)
•Trust your instincts: If something feels off, decline the booking - no explanation needed
•Maintain blacklists: Share information about problematic clients with trusted colleagues
•Phone screening: Have a brief phone conversation to assess communication and respect

Meeting Safely

•Choose safe locations: Meet in reputable hotels or your own secure incall location
•Share your schedule: Tell a trusted friend where you'll be and when you expect to finish
•Check-in system: Arrange to text a friend before and after each appointment
•Keep phone accessible: Have your phone charged and within reach at all times
•Know your exits: Always be aware of how to leave quickly if needed
•Avoid isolated areas: Don't meet in remote locations or private residences for first meetings

Personal Security

•Separate identities: Keep your working name and personal identity completely separate
•Secure communications: Use a dedicated work phone and email address
•Protect personal info: Never share your real name, home address, or personal social media
•Financial security: Use secure payment methods and never give out bank details
•Digital footprint: Regularly check what information about you is publicly available

Health & Wellness

•Regular testing: Get tested for STIs regularly (every 3 months minimum)
•Always use protection: Condoms are non-negotiable for all services
•Mental health: Seek support from therapists familiar with sex work
•Set boundaries: Clearly define what services you offer and stick to them
•Take breaks: Don't overwork yourself - burnout affects safety

Safety for Clients

Respectful Conduct

•Read profiles carefully: Respect stated boundaries, services, and preferences
•Communicate clearly: Be honest about expectations and requirements
•Be punctual: Arrive on time and respect the agreed duration
•Practice good hygiene: Shower before appointments and maintain cleanliness
•Never negotiate: Respect stated rates and don't ask for discounts or extras

Your Safety

•Verify profiles: Check for verified badges and consistent information
•Meet in public first: For longer bookings, consider meeting publicly first
•Protect your privacy: Use discretion with personal information
•Bring exact payment: Have the agreed amount ready in cash
•Respect boundaries: Never pressure for services not offered

Health Considerations

•Use protection: Always use condoms - it protects both parties
•Get tested regularly: Regular STI testing is responsible practice
•Disclose health status: Be honest about any health concerns
•Respect if unwell: Reschedule if you're feeling sick

Legal Considerations

Australia

Sex work laws vary by state and territory in Australia:

NSW: Decriminalized - sex work is legal with some restrictions
Victoria: Decriminalized - legal with licensing requirements
Queensland: Legal with licensing for brothels
ACT: Decriminalized
NT: Legal with restrictions
Other states: Various regulations apply

Important: Always check your local laws and regulations. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a lawyer familiar with sex work laws in your jurisdiction.

Support Resources

Sex Worker Support

Scarlet Alliance: National peak body for sex workers
Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP): State-based support
Respect Inc: Queensland sex worker organization

Health Services

Sexual Health Clinics: Free/low-cost STI testing
Family Planning: 1300 658 886
Headspace: Mental health support for young people

Crisis Support

1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732 (24/7)
Lifeline: 13 11 14 (24/7)
Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636

Legal Assistance

Legal Aid: Free legal advice (varies by state)
Community Legal Centres: Specialist advice
Anti-Discrimination Commission: Report discrimination

Professional Photography Services

Professional photography is essential for your safety and success. High-quality photos help you attract serious, respectful clients while maintaining your privacy and professionalism. When working with photographers, always:

•Meet in a professional studio or public location for the first shoot
•Verify the photographer's credentials and portfolio
•Discuss boundaries and comfort levels before the shoot
•Have a clear contract regarding image usage and rights

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Stay Safe, Stay Informed

Safety is an ongoing practice. Regularly review these guidelines, stay connected with your community, and never hesitate to prioritize your wellbeing.

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Professional Photography Services

•Meet in a professional studio or public location for the first shoot

•Verify the photographer's credentials and portfolio

•Discuss boundaries and comfort levels before the shoot

•Have a clear contract regarding image usage and rights

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