Training of an escort/ courtesan

Recently I finally watched 'memoirs fo a geisha' and this beautiful movie sent me online looking for more information about modern day geishas.

I bumped into three categories: callgirls, escorts and courtesans/ geishas. This got me wondering about  what makes all these women different. After some deeper digging I came up with this very summarized answer to the 3 categories.

Call girls usually have the cheapest rates, work through agencies and are mostly about sex. The meetings between the girls and the men are usually no longer than a couple of hours and the women are usually not meant to do anything more than physically and visually please the men. Call girls tend to see many men in  a month.

Escorts are a cross between callgirls and courtesans because their meetings usually incllude some wining and dining before the physical activities begin. Escorts work both independently and through agencies, are more expensive and are required to have some level of social skills next to their physical and sexual atributes. The social skills are necessary as the escorts might be employed to escort their clients to social functions. Escorts generally charge more than call girls but less than courtesans.

Courtesans/ geishas are the most expensive companions. Courtesans are expected to posses excellent social skills,  knowledge on a broad range of subjects, have a good grasp of manners and ettiquete and they are also expected to have a suitable and polished look for different environments.

With regards to courtesans, I have to wonder what will make a man pay more than 3000 dollars for the company of a woman. What do these women know that I don't about men and people in general?

I have bumped into many books and courses promising to turn me into every man's dream woman, a social butterfly, liked by everyone etc. Eventhough i'm very successfull with men and people in general, I have to wonder if there is something I will learn from these books that will make my interactions with people more pleasaruble.

In the coming posts I will share with you my journey in learning the tools of the trade (for personal use) and I would love to hear tips, tricks and more from you.