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[Curvaceous Kate]

My explanation and apology conveniently ignored...

And conveniently there is a point being made, that everyone feels that escort should never be questioned on who they don't decide to see. Unfortunately, I am the only escort willing to share my views on this topic (despite the fact that according to the OP it is a majority of escorts who chose not to see disabled people), and in my experience ALL the people who I had to refuse questioned me on that. Even John couldnt spare a chance to remind me of my unfortunate choices.
I wonder, why not more escorts feel free to share their choice not to see disabled people. Perhaps its because someone has an axe to grind here and it ain't me. Again, we are down to the attitude issue as obviously some people just cannot get over the fact, that escorts can chose who they will see, even if that means not to see a particular group of people.
I have explained and apologized. I have been ignored. Do I need to go hang myself to make you guys happy? Why not move on?

I've openly acknowledged that I don't tick the 'disable friendly' box on here when I advertise, because I find the word 'disabled' too ambigiuos. I would rather take each case as it comes my way and then I can judge if I am equipt enough mentally and physically to see them or not.

[nautural bbw]

life has a way to deal some bad set of cards at times,when we least expect it.no one is immune from tragedy.that is all i have to say here

[TiffanyTees]

Looking at the other side of the coin there is a well known escort here that charged extra because of a gentleman's disability.

I told him to name and shame as I think its scandalous as her comment had been "because of your disability she will have to charge extra as she has to get her head around it . If I had been him I would of got out asap.

Since then he has met myself and other lovely ladies from here that treat him with the respect he deserves at no extra cost.

The thing is he is too nice to name that said lady here.

I know its personal choice if an escort is disable friendly but to charge them extra in my personal opinion is wrong.

Dont know how you other ladies feel about it .

Tiff xx

[EnglishAlex]

Looking at the other side of the coin there is a well known escort here that charged extra because of a gentleman's disability.

I told him to name and shame as I think its scandalous as her comment had been "because of your disability she will have to charge extra as she has to get her head around it . If I had been him I would of got out asap.

Since then he has met myself and other lovely ladies from here that treat him with the respect he deserves at no extra cost.

The thing is he is too nice to name that said lady here.

I know its personal choice if an escort is disable friendly but to charge them extra in my personal opinion is wrong.

Dont know how you other ladies feel about it .

Tiff xx

Exactly the same as you do. How cold and callous to charge extra due to someone just because they have a disability. Taking advantage in the extreme. I'm really shocked at that Tiff. And get her head around what? If it's a problem, you don't meet the person. Simple really. Don't rip them off because of something they have no control over

It makes no difference whatsoever whether someone is disabled or not to me. As long as the place I'm staying at is suitable for them, that's the only thing I'd be concerned about. I spent time with a disabled gent recently and he told me about a lady refusing to see him because of his disability. Her loss as he's a lovely guy and wouldn't have been any bother at all.

Disabled Friendly Escorts do exist. The TLC trust are really useful and it might be worth ladies from here who are happy to see disabled clients to join the site. I must do just that too

xxx

[JohnRambo]

Exactly the same as you do. How cold and callous to charge extra due to someone just because they have a disability. Taking advantage in the extreme. I'm really shocked at that Tiff. And get her head around what? If it's a problem, you don't meet the person. Simple really. Don't rip them off because of something they have no control over

It makes no difference whatsoever whether someone is disabled or not to me. As long as the place I'm staying at is suitable for them, that's the only thing I'd be concerned about. I spent time with a disabled gent recently and he told me about a lady refusing to see him because of his disability. Her loss as he's a lovely guy and wouldn't have been any bother at all.

Disabled Friendly Escorts do exist. The TLC trust are really useful and it might be worth ladies from here who are happy to see disabled clients to join the site. I must do just that too

xxx

One of the nicest and most disabled friendly posts I’ve ever read on this board, thank you Alex that really means a lot to a guy like me who sometimes feels socially and sexually excluded from the rest of society through no fault of their own. x

[Chutney]

I would just like to add my weight to what JohnRambo has said, and both Tiff and Alex comments. I have had dealings with the TLC Trust and they are a lifeline for those, as John so ably put it, who feel socially and sexually excluded from mainstream society.

[La Toya]

l actually do not mind taking a disabled Client preference he could talk l mean comunnicate so l think there are bad disability out there than just a client in a wheel Chair think about the "Thalidomide (also known under the brand names Contergan® or Kevadon® in Canada and the United States) became infamous in the early 1960's in the context of one of the biggest drug disasters of recent history. So they are just human being..

[English Lulu]

ive had no problem seeing disabled clients so long as i can accomodate theres a couple of apartments i work its impossible!!! i had one client didnt even tell me he was diabled and he turned up, stunning guy great crack and refused any help from me. he had no movement or feeling from waist down but boy could he throw himself round that bed ha ha.. great guy and just cause he has wheels in tow dont make him non human... how do u think a regular client would feel if thru no fault of his own ended up in a chair and was then refused... cmon its the fucking able bodied we should be mor worried about fucks sake!!! i mean god if we turned away any client cause they are not 'fit' then we may as well be working frikking tesco... i have one male friend and wen i say this guy is stunning he is drop dead... he wouldnt tell u on the fone he is disabled cause to him he isnt... so tell me what would one do wen he sits down to take his right leg off!!!??? sorry but this kinda wound me up a bit