I am not being hyperbolic when I say that my passion is people. At some point in this journey I found that the vast amount of connections I had developed because of the advent of the internet had left me emptier than I had realized. You must realize that I am fully a child of the internet age and hadn’t known a life that wasn’t immediately linked to the rest of the world. 

It was in this profession of companionship that I found a semblance of peace that I haven’t felt in quite some time. I was meeting people from very different walks of life than my own and forging lasting relationships with them. These were people that if I had come across them online I may have simply passed them by without a moment’s hesitation. 

Now I have found a piece of the “something” that I was missing. This visceral and literal connection of being with another human being and becoming something more than just another block of text on a screen we casually scroll by. It was this connection, a real corporeal person to person moment in time that I was missing. It was also in the same thought that I realized that not only was I missing this but millions of others probably were as well. 

Becoming a professional companion might seem like a contrived way to create that connection but I also realized that I have this uncanny ability to be comfortable with anyone. I see you as you. You may be a single person among many like a star glittering among trillions of others. I am not looking to connect with the masses, however. That is what Twitter is for. I am here to connect with you.