The Three Types Of Holiday Clients: Body Rub Workers
Lizzy, a bodyrub provider in Detroit, said that the men she sees during the holiday period fall into three categories.
Christmas isn’t often associated with sex. It’s not the most sexy season of the year like Halloween or those first days of summer when everyone is reintroducing "shorts" to society. If your job is bodyrubs, then our Lord and Saviour may just call it another day in the office.
There is no reason to believe that the coronavirus epidemic will stop sex work this year, even though it has not stopped it. The festive season can prove to be very busy for those in the industry. Many escort agencies or massage parlours advertise that they can book bookings on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. This raises the question, "Besides the 9% Americans who don’t celebrate Christmas, who are paying for sex on Christmas Day?"
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Lizzy, a Detroit-based provider, said that there are three main types of clients who pay her for her services on December 25th. As expected, the first is people who don’t celebrate Christmas. She says that her Christmas Day clients were happy to have someone working.
The second category is people who use sex to cope with stress. Lizzy says that she got the impression that they were just trying to get out of steam.
The last category is those who want to celebrate but don’t have anyone to share it with. This is a significant portion of the population. It was estimated that around 200,000 elderly spent Christmas last year by themselves. Another study, though based on table bo
Lizzy said that clients falling into this category brought gifts to Lizzy and spent much of the time talking to her. This is similar to what people do on Christmas Day with their families. She says, "I didn’t ask them what they were doing the rest of the time, because I didn’t want to embarrass and upset them, as they were clearly lonely."
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People who booked with Clare, an escorte who saw many clients last Christmas Day, say that loneliness is also a driving force. She said they wanted to feel valued and wanted to be loved. She says, "I had discussed Christmas with two regulars." "These two are alone and don’t have any family, so I needed some company.
Peter, a webcam model, shares the same sentiment. He said, "Many who use webcam sites are lonely - I believe loneliness plays a large part in visitors to this site in general." He also said that the clients he interacts on the 25th with are almost the same as the ones he sees throughout the year.
Sixteen per cent of people feel lonely at Christmas than they do other times of the year. Historically, sex workers report that clients visit them for both physical contact and conversation, hoping to make an emotional connection with their clients. It shouldn’t surprise that sex workers are as busy as any other season.