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Questions about booking a gigolo

Everything you want to know before you make a date.

Booking a gigolo raises questions, and every one of them is fair. How a date runs from start to finish, whether you can talk everything through beforehand, what to bring, how you build something steady over time. I have gathered those questions here and I answer them one by one. For how the booking itself works, see the booking page.

  1. Can I ask questions first without booking right away?

    Yes, and it costs you nothing. A message with a question commits you to nothing, and many women go back and forth for weeks before they lock anything in. You’re writing directly with me, so you get your answer from the person who’ll be at your door later. Only when you say so do we set a date. Feel free to ask first, that’s always fine.

  2. What does a date look like from start to finish?

    Calmer than you’re imagining right now. We start with a drink and a conversation, just sitting and talking. Those first twenty minutes are there to let the nerves drain away. After that it goes the way you want, and sometimes it stays at talking for another hour. At the end we wind down: aftercare, landing together, no abrupt exit. Step by step it’s at The meeting.

  3. Can I discuss my wishes and limits beforehand?

    I’d love that, actually. In the getting-to-know-you conversation you tell me what you enjoy, where your limit sits, and what absolutely isn’t needed. Nothing is strange or too much. You also put it down in the consent form, so it doesn’t hang on a single conversation. Because it’s clear in advance, during the date you don’t have to think about any of it anymore.

  4. How do I book you, step by step?

    In seven steps, all directly with me. You send a message, we talk through what you’re looking for, you get a proposal with a date, time, duration and price, and you fill in the consent form. Say yes and the date is set. No agency, no form with mandatory fields. The whole plan is at Step-by-step plan.

  5. How can I quickly book a gigolo who comes to my home?

    Send a message with your day, duration and place, and you’ll usually hear within a few hours whether it fits. Meeting at your home is perfectly fine. You give your address only shortly beforehand, and I arrive discreetly, without a car right outside your door if you prefer. Same day works sometimes, but a few days ahead works better in practice.

  6. What happens in the first half hour of a date?

    We sit down and talk, with something to drink. I tell you how the evening could go, you tell me what you want and above all what you don’t, and we agree on how you stop if you want to. Nothing else happens. That half hour isn’t a formality to get through; it’s the part that makes the rest possible.

  7. Can I book you more often and build a lasting bond?

    Yes, and from the fourth time on there are more relaxed rules. The price doesn’t change, but we never start from zero again: your limits are set and I know what worked last time. Between dates I stay reachable. Outside the dates it stays professional, and that’s exactly what keeps the bond safe.

  8. What is aftercare and why does it matter?

    Aftercare is the part afterward where we land together instead of a door slamming shut: staying close, drinking, talking, or just being quiet. That time is included in the date, so you’re not watching the clock. A day or two later a dip can still come, called subdrop. That’s normal, and you can simply text me then. More at Aftercare.

  9. Do I have to tell you everything about myself right away?

    No. You share exactly as much as feels comfortable, and not a word more. I don’t need your real name, your address only shortly beforehand, and a reason why you’re booking is something you never have to give. What you do tell me, I don’t keep: there’s no client database and no file with your name in it.

  10. How do I prepare: clothing, freshening up, etiquette?

    You barely have to do anything. Freshen up if you like and wear something you feel good in. Shaving, lingerie or a particular outfit are never required. Turn your phone off, that’s the only real etiquette. Beyond that there’s nothing to perform: you don’t need a perfect body or a script, and no expectation is waiting for you to live up to. Everything for the date is at Preparation.

  11. Can I share my wishes on paper or by message instead of saying them out loud?

    Yes, and many women do it this way. Writing it down often works better than a conversation: you can adjust it calmly and send it whenever suits you, with no one watching you blush. Three columns help: what you’d love, what’s allowed but not needed, and what’s absolutely off the table. That last one is fixed, and I won’t push against it.

  12. How far in advance do I need to book, and can it also be last minute?

    The further ahead, the better, because my calendar is fairly full. Last minute works sometimes if a gap has just opened up, but don’t count on it. So run a few dates past me as soon as you can, and I’ll hold them for you with no obligation. You’ll usually hear within a few hours whether it fits.

  13. Is booking a gigolo safe?

    Yes, as long as you do three things: call or video call first, choose the place and time yourself, and let someone know where you are. What goes wrong in this line of work almost always goes wrong before the date, not during. How I handle my side, agreements up front, a safeword, aftercare, and what you can run through yourself, is on Safety.

  14. What does 'booking a gigolo' actually mean?

    You’re renting someone’s time and attention for an agreed length, a minimum of two hours. What happens in it is up to you: talking, company, touch, sex, or a combination. You’re not buying an act but an evening with agreements around it. What can and can’t happen within those hours, we settle in advance; that’s at Services.

  15. What about my privacy?

    Your real name isn’t needed, I don’t keep your messages, and there’s no client database. If you pay by bank, your statement only says “coaching.” I never reach out on my own, and outside a date I don’t recognize you. How that works exactly is on Privacy.

  16. What does it cost to book a gigolo?

    With me it’s € 250 an hour with a two-hour minimum, so from € 500. Booking longer is cheaper per hour, and there are no surcharges for the weekend, the night, or coming as a couple. Travel costs depend on your province. The full overview, including what is and isn’t included, is on Pricing.

  17. Where does the meeting take place?

    Wherever you feel most comfortable: at your home, in a hotel, or somewhere else we choose together. I come to you. If what you mainly want is a place where nobody knows you, a hotel is usually the best choice. You do book the room in your own name, because the law doesn’t allow me to reserve it for you. Thinking along about which hotel is easy to walk into, I’m glad to do.

  18. Can I also meet at your place?

    No, because that’s not allowed. Meeting at my place simply isn’t permitted by law: a gigolo doesn’t receive from his own home. So we meet at your place, in a hotel, or somewhere else you choose.

  19. Can we also meet during the day in a hotel day room?

    Yes, and it’s more discreet than most people think. You book a day room from eleven to five, say, and you check in at the moment hotels are full of business traffic and nobody looks twice. For many women daytime fits better too: no evening away that you have to explain. Some hotels charge less for it than for a night.

  20. Can a date also be somewhere other than home or a hotel?

    Yes. A restaurant, a walk, a day away, a holiday cottage, a hotel in another city: it’s all possible, as long as it’s safe and discreet. Some women book a day with no bedroom at all. What doesn’t work is a place where people can recognize you, unless we agree on a cover story for it beforehand.

  21. What days and times can we meet?

    In principle any day, from early morning to deep in the night, weekdays and weekends, with no surcharge for the night or the weekend. Popular evenings are sometimes gone weeks ahead, while on a Tuesday morning there’s almost always room. For many women a morning is actually the calmest: nobody’s home then.

  22. What if I'm late, want to run over, or have to reschedule?

    If you’re later, that comes off the agreed time, but I’m not counting with a stopwatch in hand. Extending on the spot is usually possible, at the hourly rate. Rescheduling is fine; let me know as early as you can, and any deposit simply moves with it. Only with a last-minute cancellation can I not always undo costs already made.

  23. Do I need to set anything out or tidy up if you come to my home?

    No. I’m coming for you, not for your décor, and I’m not looking around to judge. The only handy things: something to drink, a spot where you can sit calmly, and your phone off. If there are pets, just mention it beforehand, more for the planning than anything else.

  24. What do I bring to a hotel date?

    Not much. Your ID for check-in, something to sleep in if you stay, and beyond that whatever you like. I bring condoms. A small bag stands out less than a suitcase, and if you book yourself, you can check in online and skip the front desk entirely.

  25. Do I need to shave or groom in a particular way?

    No, none of that. Shaving, waxing, lingerie: not one of the three is required, and I have no preference you’d have to follow. Do what feels good on your own body. If you do want something specific, for example that I dress a certain way, feel free to say so.

  26. From what age can I book, and do I need to show ID?

    From 18, with no upper limit. Being of age is the only hard requirement; too old doesn’t exist. Women from their early twenties to well past sixty book me. Desire doesn’t wear out with the years, at most it goes underground. If you look young, I might ask you to show your ID for a second, just to check you really are eighteen. I never make a copy. And if you don’t look young at all, I sometimes still ask, purely to flatter your ego.

  27. I have a disability or use a wheelchair. Can I still book?

    Yes, of course. Tell me beforehand what you need or what we should take into account, and I’ll make sure the meeting goes comfortably and entirely at your pace. Longing for touch and to be seen knows no exceptions; that your body works or moves differently changes nothing about that.

  28. Can I book if I'm pregnant or on my period or have a medical condition?

    Yes. Pregnancy, menstruation or something medical doesn’t have to stand in the way of a date. Tell me beforehand what’s going on and what you want to take into account, and I’ll adjust the meeting to it. None of this is embarrassing or too much, and you decide at every moment what does and doesn’t feel good.

  29. Can you accommodate an allergy or perfume?

    Yes. If you have an allergy or you’re sensitive to scents, let me know beforehand, and I’ll come without perfume. Allergies to certain fabrics or materials are easy to accommodate too. Better that you say it in advance than that it bothers you in the moment itself.

  30. Can I drink alcohol or smoke during the date?

    Yes, it’s your evening. A glass of wine to take the edge off, or a cigarette, is part of it if that’s what you like. I drink in moderation at most and stay clear-headed, so I’m here for you with my full attention. I don’t smoke myself, but light one up if you want to. Feel free.

  31. Can I book you for my wife, girlfriend or someone else?

    Yes, on one condition: she knows about it and wants it herself. Arranging it as a surprise is fine, but the first time I always have a quick word with her too. Not because I distrust your intentions, but because I want to be sure she’s taking part of her own free will. Easiest is a group message, so we speak for just a moment and the date can otherwise stay a complete surprise. If you only want to leave the timing open, buy a gift voucher.

  32. Do you ask personal questions?

    Yes, but only to understand where your wishes lie, so the date suits you. You never have to answer; what you’d rather keep to yourself, you keep to yourself. I note nothing and keep nothing. Mystery is allowed, and it doesn’t make the evening any less good.

  33. Is there contact between dates, like messaging or sexting?

    Certainly. A message afterward to hear how you’re doing is part of the aftercare and simply included. Ongoing contact or sexting in between is possible too, and I’m glad to be open to it if you enjoy that. We tune together what feels good, so it’s right for both of us.

  34. How do I arrange a private date with an experienced gigolo?

    In three steps: a message with what you’re looking for, a conversation or video call to see if there’s a click, and only then a date. That order matters, because that first contact is what you go on. In that first message, above all tell me what you don’t want; it says more than a wish list. I don’t need your real name. The whole plan is at Step-by-step plan.

  35. Are there gigolos available for evening or weekend dates?

    Evenings and weekends are the busiest times, so they’re possible everywhere, but they fill up faster. I work seven days a week, from early to late, and charge no surcharge for the weekend or the night. Want a Saturday evening? Then plan further ahead, because on weekday daytimes there’s almost always room.

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