Whether you are a sex entrepreneur, an aspiring model, or just an occasional sexual provider, there are several ways to make money as an escort. You can work in a brothel, charge by the hour, or advertise your physical appearance.
Charge by the hour
Besides the obvious fact that female escorts charge by the hour, there are other factors that influence the rates they charge for their sexual services. The present study examines these factors, and suggests that the rates they charge are related to their weight, body mass index (BMI), waist-to-hip ratio (WHR), and age. Moreover, these factors provide evidence that the fees charged by escorts are evolutionarily relevant.
Female escorts charge by the hour because they have to make a living, and they need to be paid for their work. A good way to determine the fees charged is to look at the online advertisements of escorts. Online advertisements of escorts are usually posted on their profiles. These advertisements also have a list of their rates. They often charge PS160 for an hour in a hotel room. Generally, affluent patrons pay more than this flat rate. They also usually don’t feel a pinch when they pay more.
Moreover, if female escorts charge by the age, then they should charge less if they are younger than 35 years. Another interesting finding was that female escorts with lower weights, higher BMIs, and near-0.7 WHRs charged more than other escorts.
Work in a brothel
During the Middle Ages, prostitution was an important source of income. Prostitution was licensed by the church. In most European cities, the brothel-keeper was a man. However, some brothels were operated by women. They provided a warm oven and furnishings for their clients.
The brothel-keeper would charge the prostitutes a fee for an overnight stay in the brothel. This fee was known as sleeping money. In exchange, the prostitutes received tips, which they could keep for themselves or save for dowry. The brothel-keeper also paid taxes to the authorities. The brothel-keeper also earned an additional income by selling food to clients.
In 1471, a public brothel scandal arose in the city of Nordlingen, Germany. An investigation was conducted by the town council of the town. Its officials visited the brothel and interviewed 12 prostitutes. They testified about the treatment of women in the brothel. Some women claimed that the brothel-keeper forced them to allow men into the brothel. Others said that the brothel-keeper confiscated their clothes. The brothel-keeper claimed that the women’s bodies were his and that he had virtual ownership of their earning capacity.
The women’s testimony showed that life in a municipal brothel could be extremely cruel. In fact, the women were heavily in debt to the brothel-keeper.
Some prostitutes said that Barbara Tarschenfeindin, the brothel-keeper, had made them swear to keep their secrets from others. She also ordered them to search for Els, who had disappeared. Els was pregnant, but she never suspected it.
Lienhart Fryermut, the brothel-keeper, threatened to cut off Els’ legs. Els agreed to pay off her debts with Barbara, but she still felt cheated. The brothel-keeper claimed that he had virtual ownership of Els’ earning capacity.
