It is illegal to discuss sex of any type, even in code, & a rate.  The legal term is called prostitution.  A well known provider was recently busted in Silver Spring, because she listed "french" on her website & agreed to it in person.  I spoke to my attorney & asked her opinion.  She said that those industry terms are now consider common knowledge, because of online glossaries, & therefore they can be used in court.  In regards to greek, it is an additional crime, because it is sodomy, which is also illegal in Maryland, DC, & Virginia.  Any lady who has is listed on her website or discusses it, in regard to her services is asking for trouble.

because this not a legal line of work, providers avoid the discussion of any sexual acts during the communication process with their clients. I don't, because I need to know what my client wants so I'm prepared for the session. I do discuss my menu at the time of bookings and I always ask if they want greek or not. I don't have a problem with sizing and my ass is a tight fit, no matter how big or small the guy is. It's all a matter of preparation and the right kind of lubrication. Yesterday I was discussing anal with a client of mine, who happens to be the ultimate backdoor banger, not with me, but with his wife. I know him for years and he showed me how to do anal the right way, from the long process of cleansing the colon to the proper condoms and lubes. If you know a woman enjoys anal but is avoiding it during a session with you, probably is because she's not prepared that day for it and is afraid of embarassing accidents or she thinks you are hung like a horse