Another day, another client outed for supposedly doing something stupid. I say supposedly because we have no idea if this man actually did what this provider is accusing him of but I’d like to think she wouldn’t just be doing this for no reason. Either way, this is a learning experience we can talk about right here, right now, to help others avoid doing stupid shit. Yay!!!!!
The provider’s name is Rain Dior. She’s a companion based out of Atlanta and was seeing an Atlanta client she’d seen before when this all went down. In the post that’s been circling social media, Rain claims the client placed his phone in a suitcase, leaving it open just enough for the camera to peek out and record their encounter. After getting hold of his phone, Rain found herself on the screen from their last session along with multiple other women he had recorded without consent.
Without hesitation, Rain decided to post this client’s picture on her social media. She doesn’t have a massive following, but the post has been all over X, basically shutting this guy down from trying to do it again. In a text she sent to the client, Rain explained her side:
“Companions are not just providers—we are mothers, professionals, and business owners. Recording anyone without their consent is not only unethical, it’s a direct violation of our boundaries and safety protocols. It’s important that others are made aware, because you made it clear this was not your first time. Your actions are unacceptable and predatory.”
It’s a real shame this happened. I don’t know how good of a guy this client is, but it makes no sense to pull something this dirty. As much as we all want to relive an encounter, hiding a camera in the room isn’t the way to go about it. Now, this man’s life is probably going to be torn apart simply because he wanted to record without asking.
I doubt this dude is in here, but if you are man, I’m sorry. If you actually did this, it’s really fucked up. You should be held accountable for your actions. We all know the risks when we step into this hobby, and to go this far knowing all your information is one click away for a provider is insane.
Anyway, I hope Rain can move forward from this, that the client understands why this is happening, and that everyone else takes note. There are consequences in this hobby. Whether client or provider, the non-consensual shit done behind closed doors can and will come back to bite you.
The provider’s name is Rain Dior. She’s a companion based out of Atlanta and was seeing an Atlanta client she’d seen before when this all went down. In the post that’s been circling social media, Rain claims the client placed his phone in a suitcase, leaving it open just enough for the camera to peek out and record their encounter. After getting hold of his phone, Rain found herself on the screen from their last session along with multiple other women he had recorded without consent.Without hesitation, Rain decided to post this client’s picture on her social media. She doesn’t have a massive following, but the post has been all over X, basically shutting this guy down from trying to do it again. In a text she sent to the client, Rain explained her side:
“Companions are not just providers—we are mothers, professionals, and business owners. Recording anyone without their consent is not only unethical, it’s a direct violation of our boundaries and safety protocols. It’s important that others are made aware, because you made it clear this was not your first time. Your actions are unacceptable and predatory.”
It’s a real shame this happened. I don’t know how good of a guy this client is, but it makes no sense to pull something this dirty. As much as we all want to relive an encounter, hiding a camera in the room isn’t the way to go about it. Now, this man’s life is probably going to be torn apart simply because he wanted to record without asking.
I doubt this dude is in here, but if you are man, I’m sorry. If you actually did this, it’s really fucked up. You should be held accountable for your actions. We all know the risks when we step into this hobby, and to go this far knowing all your information is one click away for a provider is insane.
Anyway, I hope Rain can move forward from this, that the client understands why this is happening, and that everyone else takes note. There are consequences in this hobby. Whether client or provider, the non-consensual shit done behind closed doors can and will come back to bite you.
