Freedom, Choice, and the Terms I Live By in Richmond Town, Bangalore

I am an independent escort based in Richmond Town, Bangalore. Although my work now unfolds in the quiet sophistication of this part of the city, my roots lie far away in Chandavaram, a small village in the Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh. That contrast between origin and destination reflects my life more than most people realize.

Importantly, this profession as an Independent escort in Richmond Town was not chosen out of desperation or force. Instead, it was a conscious decision shaped by my deepest values. Above all else, I value independence, freedom, and the ability to choose how I live. For me, those principles are not negotiable.

I have never believed that I was meant to belong to one person for life. That kind of permanence feels confining, not romantic. By nature, I am restless, curious, and drawn to movement. Change energizes me. Choice grounds me. Because of that, the idea of being owned, fixed, or emotionally confined has never appealed to me.

Still, independence should not be confused with a lack of values. I am not reckless, nor am I careless with my body or my time. In fact, many men I meet attempt to turn time-bound companionship into permanence. That desire is understandable. However, it is not something I offer.

I am not for sale. What I provide is my presence, my time, and a carefully defined experience. Those are offered strictly on an hourly basis, grounded in mutual respect and clearly stated boundaries. Freedom is my identity, and choice is my strength.

A Moment That Clarified Everything

Several evenings ago, I arrived at the Windsor Manor hotel in Bangalore for an appointment. The client was an older gentleman from Madurai,  Tamilnadu, whom I had never met before. When he suggested meeting at the hotel bar, discomfort rose immediately. I declined and chose the elevators instead. Safety, after all, begins with listening to one’s instincts.

The reception area felt unusually quiet. A staff member disappeared down a corridor, and a man holding an iPad stood near the elevators. After a brief exchange of greetings, we entered the lift together. During the ride, he asked if I was originally from Bangalore. I said yes, choosing ease over explanation. Sometimes, privacy is simply practical.

The room itself was elegant and understated, almost as though it once belonged to someone important. He excused himself to shower and get ready, and I waited in the adjoining room. As a professional courtesy, I changed into lingerie, preparing myself mentally and emotionally for the hour ahead.

When he returned, we talked. That was all. Conversation filled the space more than anything else. Over time, I learned he was retired, well-traveled, and recently out of a long-term sugar arrangement. He spoke about it casually, almost nostalgically. In response, I shared that I had briefly tried a similar dynamic in the past. Still, I remained non-committal.

The hour ended, and I left.

When Offers Cross a Line

The next day, a WhatsApp message arrived. He thanked me for my time and mentioned seeing me again. At the end, however, one line stood out. He suggested that if I ever wanted to leave escorting, he would take care of me.

I replied politely, yet deliberately avoided addressing that offer.

After reflecting on it deeply, the reason became clear. I cannot be exclusive with someone I am not attracted to. More importantly, I do not trade autonomy for comfort. The appeal of my work as a Bangalore escort lies in variety, choice, and the ability to walk away when the hour ends.

An hour of obligation is manageable. A lifetime of it is not.

Many men I meet, including those who find me through gfegirls.com, most of them want more than what is offered. They want ownership. Lastly, they want emotional exclusivity. That desire, however, does not change my terms.

I am here for time-based companionship, not lifelong possession. I am skilled at what I do, and professionalism defines my work. You may hire me. You may not own me.

If you understand boundaries, value clarity, and respect autonomy, then we will get along just fine. Otherwise, this is not the arrangement you are looking for.