Understanding Consent in Professional Companionship
Consent doesn't stop being relevant just because an arrangement is professional — if anything, it becomes more important, because expectations need to be explicit rather than assumed.
What consent looks like in this context
- Services, boundaries, and rates agreed in writing before meeting.
- The freedom to say no or stop at any point, without penalty.
- Ongoing check-ins, not a single agreement treated as blanket permission.
Professional companionship works best when both sides treat the agreement as a living conversation, not a contract signed once and forgotten. That's the standard we ask every listing on InCallUp to meet.
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