Answer to Question of Disabled Friendly on Profile Page

[Curvaceous Kate]

I saw a chap today who wears leg braces and also has a problem with his hands not functioning as well as they could. I have seen him once before, so I knew what to expect this time. He's a lovely chap and apart from having to help him a little on and off with his clothes, there is little difference to the booking I have with him.

I know I can offer a service to him while I'm at my apartment back in the UK, as I know the building is disability friendly, however when on tour it is not always possible to know this is the possible unless you have been to the location before. There is also the aspect of the 'unknown'. The first time you see someone, you might be willing and happy to learn, but it doesn't mean you necessarily know what is involved. Some people are fiercely independent and don't like being helped and others (I imagine) would rather you did help so as not to waste time, so communication is also very important. If you can't get that communication right during the initial contact, how are you going to do it when face to face?

I guess what I'm trying to say is tht ticking yes to me, shows that I am happy to see disabled people, but it doesn't necessarily mean that I am able to accomodate your particular disability, either due to lack of facilities or ability/understanding, but if there is a way round it, then I would most certainly try.

[LaBelleThatcher]

Just as my bran is fried with other things it occurred to me it might be simpler to offer the escort 3 options:

1. Yes
2. No
3. Explain and enquire

Number 3 would likely be the favourite because I am sure the majority of escorts are willing to deal with some disabilities depending on the venue at the time. In fact, a little explanation to the effect if box 3 is ticked might save a lot of awkwardness on both sides.