Toronto Escort Service Downplay ‘Unfair’ Tag

Staffordshire, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/01/2010 -- In statement made earlier this week by a representative of a http://www.TorontoEscort.com Toronto escorts agency asserted that “today’s generation take a more liberal approach to escorts service thus sweeping notions that are negatively attributed to it merit a second look.”

Speaking to a group of writers but on condition anonymity, the representative said “the society we have today prides itself as being more sexually enlightened than past generations.”

“It had become apparent that that societal biases on issues about sex, sexual practices and preferences are now being made part of open intellectual discourse, gradually affording opportunity to correct wrong tagging,” the statement said.

Several countries around the world today currently have laws that make it criminal act to practice particularly street prostitution, but silent on such activities as escort services.

Toronto, capital of the mostly populated province of Ontario, is the largest city in Canada and is home to a number of agencies operating escort services.

The escort service agencies strongly noted that the kind of services sought by the clients and services provided by the escorts define the fine line between prostitution and escort services.

It also cited that in spite of negative perception and labeling, however, the recruitment of exotic dancers into Canada is legal, with 1,000 employment authorizations for foreign exotic dancers being issued every year.

“Just like the mushrooming spa and massage services becoming popular today, ours too is a legitimate business,” it said.

The statement likewise emphasized that what makes escort service more acceptable and not legally compromising compared to street prostitution which is prohibited by law, is that men pay for time spent, companionship and other services that do not even involve sex.

“Perception that client-escort relationship appear be always to downright one-way street is never entirely correct,” the statement said.