would be holding onto a lot more of personal information as well. If I had a labia, reading some of the hooker diaries and notes would make it shrivel.  

This would be a great thing if the business was legal to begin with. But its not. Not undermining her smartness, just the info she has on us.

I'll give you an example.. I saw one DC based hooker in 2005, and had absolutely best time. Saw her couple of times after that in the same month. Next time I felt like reconnecting, it was in 2009.  I shot her email. She was seemingly happy to see my email and agreed to meet. She not only had saved all info about minute details that I shared about me, including likes and dislikes, she wasn't shy to talk about it. I still had great time BCD, but it got me thinking hard about sharing some of the info with providers like real name, family details, job details etc. Its all good when things are good, but when things go sour, it can come back to haunt us.

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because according to her own records, that's about what she grossed.

I am a gambling man, and I am willing to bet that she claimed less than $2,788,000.00 in top line income, before deductions, which is what 1,394 hours times $2,000 hour works out to. Not to mention the gifts she mentions which over a certain threshold that she most certainly exceeds need to be claimed as well.

Would you like to make a friendly wager?

and at over a thousand hours of "work" at two grand an hour we are talking close to three million that she claims to be making, I certainly hope that her returns don't have a top line number of only a couple of hundred grand or she might find herself in some hot water.

I know a lot of providers pay taxes, but do you really think this woman is claiming Three million in cash earnings? If not, that knock at her door could be our mutual pimp (the IRS) wanting their cut.

Unless your tax returns exactly mirror your financial records, posting them online is a rather stupid thing to do, especially if you are making 7 digits a year.

If you really wanted to, it wouldn't be hard to go to her website and find the real name it's registered under, even if she registered privately like us smart ladies do

I don't know if I really want to know exactly what I spend on this each year. Unless and until it becomes tax deductible, at that point my record keeping will get a thousand times better.

Have you forgotten you set your rates?  

... if you think your services are too pricey. You have the power to change that.

I'd probably quit the hobby.  There are some realities that you don't want to face.

Maybe put it another way - I'd rather spend it on something that makes me really happy than leave it for my estate.

Or - It's therapy, and a necessity, so spend it and get over it.

Or - YOLO, if you have it, spend it while you can still enjoy it.  I figure that I will have quit the hobby by age 75, and that's roughly average age of death in my gene pool.  Even if I make it to 85, what the hell would I want to spend it on then?  A better walker?

Take pride in your vices.