"TS escorts" often refers to "transsexual escorts," though the term "transgender escorts" is more inclusive and widely used today.
They might also be called "trans escorts" or "trans companions."
General Terms
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Escort:
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A person offering companionship or social services, which may or may not involve intimate or personal interactions.
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TS Escort:
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Short for "Transsexual Escort." While this term has been historically used, "transgender" is now preferred for inclusivity.
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Trans Escort:
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A broad term for escorts who identify as transgender, including trans men, trans women, and non-binary individuals.
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Companion:
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A professional term often used to emphasize social or emotional services rather than physical interactions.
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Related Terms
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Independent Escort:
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Escorts who work independently without an agency.
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Agency Escort:
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Escorts who work through an agency that organizes their bookings and manages interactions.
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Pre-op/Post-op/Non-op:
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These terms relate to whether a transgender person has undergone gender-affirming surgeries. However, these distinctions are increasingly avoided due to privacy and inclusivity considerations.
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GFE/BFE:
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"Girlfriend Experience" or "Boyfriend Experience" describes services that mimic romantic companionship.
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Discreet Companion:
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An escort emphasizing confidentiality and privacy in their services.
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High-Class Escort:
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Focused on luxury services, often catering to affluent clients.
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Outdated or Problematic Terms
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Tranny:
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This is a derogatory term and should be avoided. It’s outdated and considered offensive.
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She-Male/Ladyboy:
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These terms are also outdated and offensive when referring to transgender individuals. They were historically used in adult industries but are not appropriate in modern, respectful language.
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Professional Terminology Trends
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Many professionals now favor terms that emphasize authenticity, respect, and individuality.
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Phrases like "Trans Companion," "Non-Binary Escort," or "Inclusive Escort Services" reflect this evolving terminology.