Most men want to spend their finer moments with intelligent, smart, sophisticated companions with perfect bodies, flawless manners, immaculate presentation, bulletproof discretion, and integrity. But many men wince at paying for the privilege. These men argue that paying for companionship makes them feel uncomfortable. Well, these men don't know how else they could think about paying for companionship. So I wrote this article to show them why paying for companionship can be a good act.
For 3 reasons:
The money that you pay for a companion's time is exactly the same as the money you pay a prostitute for sex or a salesperson for a house or milk. Or the money that you would pay a lover or girlfriend for dinners, holidays, gifts, etc. As men who pay for companionship clearly cannot or do not want lovers or girlfriends, they see value in paying for companionship even if they do not like paying. Money is energy. Exchanging money for something that you want = exchanging positive energy. The act of paying shows gratitude, appreciation, that you value what or who you pay for. You support the product, service, or person to stay in the world. Thus you give yourself more of what you want and make your world better.
When you pay for a product or service, you support the business in evolving and improving. When you pay a companion, you help her to pay for her basics of life so that she can contribute value to your life. It's the same as giving money to charity. The only difference is that if you pay a companion, you know exactly where your money goes, while if you "give" money to a charity, you'll never know where the money will go.
The money that you pay a companion, courtesan, or mistress acts as a clear boundary of your relationship. Boundaries are necessary. Fences make good neighbours. Every decent coach advises that people set clear boundaries in every professional and personal relationship. Every person needs a home - their little patch on earth. A home has walls, windows, and doors which denote clear boundaries. Why do we lock doors, windows, and pull curtains even in buildings with 24-hour security? Because we want to fortify our boundaries. We live in apartments because we want to be apart... Many men who wish to spend their finer moments with intelligent, smart, sophisticated women have wives or partners. And so do many of the women. So the money is a critical boundary that clearly denotes the relationship.
If a man dates a companion or mistress, the money that he pays her resolves his conflict between maintaining independence in life and submitting to her commands. Of course, points 1 and 2 apply here too. And they also beautifully complement each other.
So you see? The prospect of paying for companionship needn't be all that negative if you view it from a more resourceful perspective. This also applies to other currently intimidating or pressing aspects of your life. If you'd like to make them friendlier, you can do it with me.