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Beyond lust, create companionship with your sex workers!Many more men are willing to buy sex than to admit the fact. Joseph Itiel is not only willing to admit it--he has the courage and style to create virtual relationships with hustlers. These ongoing professional relationships are a step beyond cold, anonymous sex for sale. Though the economic basis remains the same--an open exchange of cash for sex--the association is also honest, affectionate, and sexually fulfilling. He explains how you can do the same in Sex Workers as Virtual Boyfriends, a companion volume to his best-selling A Consumers Guide to Male Hustlers (Haworth 1998).From his own experience, stretching over four decades and many nations, the author suggests ways to transform the relationship between a client and his escort from a crass commercial transaction to a true camaraderie. Sex Workers as Virtual Boyfriends also offers an intimate glimpse into the gay lifestyle in San Francisco and around the world before the AIDS epidemic and in these days of safer sex. Sex Workers as Virtual Boyfriends presents practical tips and real-life vignettes, including:

  • an experiment to help you decide if you could be a sex worker (See if you measure up!)
  • an appendix containing a comprehensive list of sex workers advertising on the World Wide Web
  • seven guidelines for friendly relations with your escort
  • a guide to the etiquette of negotiable affection

Sex Workers as Virtual Boyfriends is shocking, sexy, literate, and fun. It also can help you find the affection you want--at a price you can afford.

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Sex Workers As Virtual Boyfriends
Notes for Professional Librarians and Library Users
This is an original book title published by Harrington Park Press, and imprint of The Haworth Press, Inc. Unless otherwise noted in specific chapters with attribution, materials in this book have not been previously published elsewhere in any format or language.
Conservation and Preservation Notes
All books published by The Haworth Press, Inc. and its imprints are printed on certified pH neutral, acid free book grade paper. This paper meets the minimum requirements of American National Standard for Information Sciences-Permanence of Paper for Printed Material, ANSI Z39.48-1984.
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Sex Workers As Virtual Boyfriends
Joseph Itiel
First published 2002 by Harrington Park Press Published 2014 by Routledge 711 - photo 4
First published 2002
by Harrington Park Press
Published 2014
by Routledge
711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017, USA
2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN
Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business
ISBN: 978-1-315-78391-8 (eISBN)
2002 by Joseph Itiel.
All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechancial, including photocopying, microfilm, and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
In all case studies, names, selected data, and corporate identities have been disguised.
Cover design by Anastasia Litwak.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Itiel, Joseph.
Sex workers as virtual boyfriends / Joseph Itiel.
p. cm.
A companion volume to the author's A consumer's guide to male hustlers.
"Sex workers' web sites": p.
ISBN 1-56023-190-4 (alk. paper: hard) ISBN 1-56023-191-2 (alk. paper: soft)
1. Male prostitution. 2. Male friendship. 3. Sex instruction for gay men. 4. Gay menSexual
behavior. I. Itiel, Joseph. Consumer's guide to male hustlers. II. Title.
HQ76.1 I88 2002
306.74'3dc21
2001039560
Also by Joseph Itiel
Financial Well-Being Through Self-Hypnosis
The Franz Document
Philippine Diary: A Gay Guide to the Philippines
De Onda: A Gay Guide to Mexico and Its People
Pura Vida: A Gay and Lesbian Guide to Costa Rica
A Consumers Guide to Male Hustlers
About the Author
Joseph Itiel likes to say that in his senior years he has been blessed with great (and affordable) sex workers. But this is not just a lucky coincidence. The author met his first hustlersas they were called thensome forty years ago. He has had the time and perseverance to shape these commercial encounters into virtual friendships. Itiel makes his home in San Francisco, California.
Contents
Not long ago, Michael, my regular sex worker, had a fistfight and wound up with a fat lip. In the three-and-a-half years we have known each other, he has never been involved in a physical confrontation. What happened? I asked him.
This guy Ive been datingnot escortinghad too much to drink. He wanted us to become boyfriends. I told him that I wasnt looking for no boyfriend. Thats when he punched me. Michael was quite upset by the incident and kept talking about it. When we got into bed I gave him a kiss and said, Well, Michael, at least we have each other.
Thats true, he answered.
Both of us understood perfectly well what I meant by having each other. We do have each other for our sessions but certainly not for better or for worse. However much we like and enjoy each other, Michael will see me only if, at the end of each session, I hand him his fee. I will use his services only as long as I dont get the same for free from someone else. Because, you see, we are only virtual boyfriends. Nonetheless, this virtual relationship, not to be confused with the real thing, has worked exceedingly well for both of us.
The overall purpose of this book is to help readers upgrade their sex workers (formerly known as hustlers) into virtual boyfriends. Not all sex workers can be or wish to be upgraded; nor do all clients want their sex workers to become their virtual boyfriends. But some men who engage sex workers on a regular basis might prefer to experience deeper relationships with them. This book offers real-life experiences and practical ways to accomplish such a transition.
This book is also a continuation and amplification of my previous work, A Consumers Guide to Male Hustlers. take for granted that readers are familiar with the health and safety issues I have discussed at length in my original book, and the distinction I have made between male and female prostitution. I recommend to readers who feel that they have benefited from this work to acquaint themselves with the previous publication.
Although meaningful sex worker/client interaction cannot be taught, it can be described. To this end, I will sketch a number of my sex workers, past and present, dead and alive, and tell our stories. In these sketches, I try to bring out the marvelous uniqueness of each sex worker. Through this uniqueness, clients can match their requirements and resources to sex workers who will fulfill their needs. Clients who have the most satisfaction are invariably the ones who are attuned to how different individual sex workers are.
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