I do not provide services at my private residence.

Nosy neighbors, but more than anything it’s about energy. My home is my sanctuary.  I get a hotel. Dayuse app works great for daytime use, and if I need to get a room for the night I am a member of several nice establishments. I do outcalls to private residence, but I am a mature single woman who knows how to carry herself, so I don’t have the same problems others may. 🤷🏽‍♀️  

When I had a private playpad = apartment it is always going to occur the noisy neighbors. I actually stopped having a private incall because the majority of apartments have surveillance in the elevators, and around the buildings. Actually, residential communities all have cameras and ring cameras, so regardless your being recorded. Fun 🤩 fact playboys!

"Safer" to visit during daytimes?

Hi Ricki!

I'm planning to visit Scottsdale / Phoenix I think mid October, so I thought I'd see what people are talking about over here...

In general I feel more comfortable during daylight if meeting a new friend - first time - but this is mostly applicable to an outcall situation to his private residence. Outcall to his hotel (of course a known hotel, known part of town) I don't mind if it's daytime or evening within reason.

In an incall situation (in my case, I'm mainly in hotels or an occasional shared in call with a friend in certain cities), if I'm meeting someone for the first time - yes I would agree that daylight is our friend - both for me and him to feel more safe for that first meeting.  

Generally if my in call location is a hotel, they're well lit and I have my own personal safety protocols - I would accept a booking from new friend in the evening. But not like 2am if you see what I mean?

In a residential shared in call situation - meeting a few friend - I would prefer a decent hour, but may be willing to make it work up til 9, 10pm ish.

I've been learning more and more about how both parties can share enough/ take certain steps so that both feel as comfortable as possible going into that first meeting regardless of time / location.

I hope this helps!