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That’s a fair question, and I respect your passion for these issues — I share many of the same concerns. But like anyone, I have to choose where and when I speak up. I can’t be everywhere, all the time, on every front — especially when living with a disability already demands so much energy just...

I hear your point, but I stand by what I shared. Yes, my post was based on personal experience, and no, it wasn’t exaggerated. But even beyond my case, the larger issue remains: the structural barriers and quiet exclusions that many disabled clients face in this industry. That conversation is...

Thanks for your comment — and you're right that it could look like a "he said, she said" situation on the surface. But the core of the discussion actually goes beyond me or any specific facts — it’s about how we treat vulnerability, how much transparency truly exists in this industry, and who...

I get where you're coming from, but let me be clear: this isn't about a single frustrating moment or burning a bridge. It’s about calling out a systemic pattern that affects more people than just me. If speaking up means losing access to a service that quietly excludes disabled clients, then...

Peut-être pas — et ce n’est pas le but. Mais si ce que je dis dérange au point de provoquer du sarcasme plutôt qu’une vraie réflexion, alors ça confirme exactement pourquoi ce genre de conversation est nécessaire.

Thank you for your message — I genuinely appreciate the thoughtfulness and nuance you bring to this. You're absolutely right: many sex workers live with invisible disabilities, chronic illnesses, or are neurodivergent — and they too deserve empathy, dignity, and real inclusion. That’s part of a...

Hi James, Thank you for taking the time to respond — although your message makes it even clearer why this conversation needed to happen publicly. Let me start here: since when is being an activist considered being entitled? Advocacy isn’t tantrum-throwing — it’s raising your voice when...

I hear you — but this isn’t about individual comfort. It’s about a systemic refusal to even consider disabled clients, regardless of context. That’s not caution — it’s exclusion. “Not equipped” isn’t an excuse in 2025. Agencies manage risk, safety, and logistics every day. Why is accessibility...

More context? Here it is. Imagine being treated like a burden before you even speak. Imagine being excluded from basic human connection—not because you can’t afford it, not because you were disrespectful—but simply because you move through the world differently. That’s the reality for people...

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To the Montreal escort community, It’s time we talk about something deeply shameful — and no, I’m not talking about kink or taboo. I’m talking about blatant discrimination against people living with disabilities. Recently, it came to my attention that the agency Euphoria refuses to offer...

Are you kidding Florence Champagne is back?! Omg!

You need to step up your seeking game bro… I easily got incredible services recently for 200-250. Yes you need to work and it’s time consuming to find gems. But nothing great comes easy in life…

From 2 to 7 hours it depends of the connection

I agree 100% the outcall scene is nowhere close to 5-6 years where you had superstars all over the places and indys like zoe at 220/h that was incredible. I now hobby on seeking arrangement and found many gem at reasonable pricing. This scene is actually way better than ever before. If you can...