to all of my company functions because the lady I was married to at the time wouldn't go.

It might be costly...  but what a great way to deal with a crappy event.  My bias is showing...  just because I have no one I'd want to reconnect with, doesn't mean others don't.

If I was single, I'd pick a stunning lady close enough to my age that gaulkers would not be sure.  I have a couple in mind as I write.  What a hoot!
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She just looked like a hooker.  She fucked my brains out too.

Hey! Why not?

Beauty and discretion. Better that taking the SO and having her blab about stuff you'd rather not everyone know about.

It's still much cheaper to take your cousin!!! .......and I'm sure the

sex will be just as hot!

ok, she wasn't a provider but she was 11 years younger than me and near a perfect 10 in looks (blonde, blue eyes, 5'3" incredibly skinny, huge breasts, etc). Unfortunately she was about a 2 in intelligence (seriously, borderline retarded). We had kind of a sugar daddy relationship so I bought her a nice dress and took her to the 10-year reunion ball at ivy league my college. I was 31, she was 20 (not even old enough to legally drink). We danced and partied and had a great time and she got A LOT of attention. I has guys coming up to me all night and asking about her.

Unfortunately the night did not end with crazy sex. As was typical with her, it just ended with crazy - we went home, she got even more drunk, and threw dishes at me until she passed out. Good times.

This is exactly what their web sites say they do.  Read the fine print dislcaimer.

Although I have never utilized the "companionship" mode, I would see nothing wrong with a provider doing HS reunion, or many other functions.

better to select a lady from out of town, though, just in case she's recognized

that's the last place you'd want to be outed

Adventures and events are more common than I think people realize.  Works for them, and if if they both enjoy the experience, I say more power to them!  Different strokes for different folks

Why is this even a question?

There seems to be some sort of concern in the question about appropriateness - like is it safe to take a provider to a social event. A lady's profession is not predictive of her social skills. My best friend is a provider. I have taken her (and other ladies in the past) everywhere, including work-related social events and dinners with my family members. My friend's manners and social skills are so impeccable that I often feel like a slob when we are together in a social setting.