Photographs are current. Nationality, height, languages, home district. You choose before anything is confirmed.













































What the cards cannot show is weight.
In this work the body is the instrument. Forearm, shin, back, the flat of the torso — a therapist moves her own mass across yours and controls the rate at which it arrives. Height is printed for that reason and no other. So is build. A smaller therapist works differently, not less: more leverage, more pressure carried through a narrower line of contact. A taller one covers more of you at once and returns to the hands later.
Most people choose by photograph. That is a reasonable way to choose, provided the photograph is true. Ours are taken by us rather than supplied, so the height and the build beside the image are the ones in the image. Nationality and languages sit there because someone will spend an hour, or a night, in a room with you, and being understood is not a small thing at four in the morning.
Forty-five is a large enough roster to leave you a real choice and a small enough one that we have met every woman on it in person before she joined. Ages run from twenty-one to thirty. Twenty-four nationalities. We publish nothing beyond that, because the rest of it is not a statistic — it is how a person stands in a doorway, and you will know within a minute.
Say the hour, the duration, and the one thing that matters: a language, a build, two therapists rather than one. We answer with who is free and who is near. Nobody is sent to you unnamed. The confirmation carries her name, and you read it back before anything is fixed.