People ask me: “Why don’t you just get married?”
Because I’ve seen the terms and conditions. Marriage is basically a lifelong subscription. You get a husband, a mortgage, shared passwords, joint decisions, and somehow two people still can’t agree on what to have for dinner.
As an escort, I have a much simpler arrangement. I have my own apartment. My own money. My own schedule. My own bathroom shelf. And my own side of the bed — all 200 centimeters of it. I don’t have to explain, where I’m going. Nobody checks my phone. Nobody asks: “Who’s that?” “Why are you smiling?” “Why did you buy another dress?”
Marriage: “Baby, we need to save money.”
Escort life: “Baby, I already saved money. Look.”
Marriage: “Why are you coming home so late?”
Escort life: “Because I was working.”
Marriage: “We need to talk.”
Escort life: “No, we absolutely don’t.”
And the greatest luxury of escort life: I can come home, remove my heels, put on pajamas, make tea, crawl into my enormous bed, and nobody is snoring next to me like a malfunctioning tractor.
Of course, marriage has romance. Love. Companionship. Growing old together. And I actually think, that’s beautiful. Yet I just don’t want to marry someone, because I’m afraid of being alone. I’d rather be alone and happy than married and secretly googling: “Can you legally murder someone with a pillow?”
So if the right man comes along, I might reconsider marriage. But he has to be very special. He must make me laugh. Respect my freedom. Be kind. Be emotionally intelligent. And, most importantly - he must buy me a smart house, a private jet and an island with slaves.)))
Until then, I’ll happily remain single. Because apparently, the hardest relationship to maintain isn’t marriage. It’s finding a man, who can assemble furniture without turning it into a divorce.