Often called “b-girls” or “hookers,” women who work as call girls make money by selling time and companionship to men. Some are professional escorts, who work for an escort agency, and others operate as independent call girls. The latter may advertise their services, or rely on clients to find them through word of mouth or small ads placed in newspapers and magazines. Read more amoroushug.com

Working as a call girl is legal in most locations, although it carries a stigma and comes with significant risks. A person who engages in a sexual encounter with a client without the consent of that client is breaking the law, and can be arrested or prosecuted. Even so, many call girls do not fear arrest or prosecution because they are often hidden from public view, or work for a madam (the woman who manages a house of prostitution), or for an escort agency that protects them.

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Some call girls consider themselves professionals, and are cognizant of their clients’ desires, both expressed and unspoken. Studies indicate that men visit call girls for a wide variety of reasons, including sex and conversation. Married men often report that they can discuss topics with a call girl that they would not share with their wives, and single men sometimes say they use call girls to obtain sex and intimacy without the time commitment of a girlfriend.

Some famous call girls include writer Xaviera Hollander, who worked as a high-class London call girl, and the former girlfriend of Jefri Bolkiah, Prince of Brunei, about whom she wrote Some Girls: My Life in a Harem. Other high-profile call girls include a former Olympic athlete, Suzy Favor Hamilton, who has written a memoir about her time as a call girl, and actress Kate Dickie.