Meet Viola Fauvelle, a Perth Escort. View Hope’s profile via: https://ivysociete.com/escorts/profile/viola-fauvelle
What turns you on?
Good manners, kind gestures and integrity.
Candlelit conversations over exquisitely crafted cuisine.
Eye contact: love comes in at the eyes.
Long, lustrous kisses that melt the day away.
But above all: passion. I am a highly erotically charged person, and revel in the energy of my lovers. Forget your insecurities and inhibitions; embrace the wonder of sex, of experience, of life.
Do you have a preference – morning or evening sex? Why?
Both. Morning sex is invigorating, putting a spring in my step for the rest of the day. Evening sex has a deeper kind of magic as our bodies are charged with lunar energy.
What non-physical attributes do you find appealing in clients?
Emotional maturity, a sense of humour and integrity. But ultimately there is nothing more appealing than someone who is unashamedly comfortable in their body no matter what size or shape they are. We are multi-sensory creatures, innately capable of experiencing the full range of pleasure, and people who overcome society’s prejudices around body image and sexuality to embrace that are hot as hell. Extra brownie points for tipping the waitstaff at dinner!
Do you have a favorite romantic gesture? Perhaps gifts, had written notes, cuddling.
I do love a kiss on the hand, while I know some may find it cliched it actually makes me a little weak at the knees, being the medieval romance votary I am. Gifts are also lovely – not so much the gift itself; the gesture and thoughtfulness behind it is particularly heartwarming. And of course, a man who likes to be the big spoon!
What type of music or specific songs that set the mood?
Sade is smooth seduction, Alice Coltrane exudes hypnotic tantric vibes, and Al Green is aural amour.
What is most important to you: sexual, emotional, intellectual, spiritual or physical attraction? Can you explain why?
I find different aspects of each in every person. I will feel especially emotionally connected to one individual. Another may be someone who inspires me intellectually. Or there will be someone to who I immediately feel a raw sexual magnetism. All work in different ways on my mind and body, and are equally as important in making each particular person attractive in my eyes.
How does attraction play a role in your interactions with clients?
Massively so. I’m attracted to people in the sense that each person’s body is the site of the unique yearnings, memories, traumas and joys they have experienced within their life. With that in mind, all bodies are fascinating and erotic to me, containing manifold histories and hidden treasures to uncover as we get to know each other.
What do you find most rewarding about ensuring a positive experience for your clients?
There’s no denying it: we live in a world which is volatile at the best of times. I don’t claim to be able to change it, but I have pride in bringing a little healing to the hearts I encounter. Sharing the best aspects of myself with people not only helps them, but helps me become a better human.
How does effective communication with clients impact your professional encounters?
Immensely. Marketing is the most basic form of communication. I’m about authenticity, not fakery, so I would rather be honest about who I am and what I like than maintain a facade for the sake of commercial viability. This way, I may lose some people, but I gain it back tenfold by gaining those I adore who feel comfortable being their truest selves around me.
Also, clear communication is vital, both in written correspondence and in person for us to both get get an understanding of each other’s preferences and boundaries so that we can both get the most enjoyment out of our time together. Often adult professionals can come across as a little “offical” in correspondence. This is not because we are being cold; quite the opposite. It is to ensure we can relax with each other in person knowing that we both made the right choice with all formalities out of the way.
Do you think understanding and communicating about turn-ons is important in a relationship? Why or why not?
Yes. In every relationship being upfront and honest about your needs is essential. I daresay a much unhappiness would be avoided if people were open and honest about their hopes and desires. A lot more people would be more healthy and fulfilled in their relationships and within themselves.
What advice would you give to someone struggling to communicate their turn-ons to a partner?
Do not be scared. Always remember that rejection is not the end of the world. The regret you will feel from not giving voice to your truth will always be harder to live with than the momentary awkwardness of speaking it.
What advice would you give to individuals looking to explore their own turn-ons or preferences for the first time? How can they do so in a healthy and respectful way?
Obviously, communication is king. Making sure your partner is on the same page and as enthused about your desire as you are, so you can both gain fulfilment. Expectation management is also a key factor, because reality may not always match the scenario you have in your head. Of course, a positive attitude and sense of humour is invaluable in diffusing these situations.
Another thing to add is that I find the best way to explore new territory is with someone I have built trust and a rapport with over time. While the lure of a new playmate may be exciting, you may be the kind of person who feels most comfortable tasting a new thrill in familiar company.
Have your turn-ons or things that you find attractive changed over time?
I’ve always seen beyond the surface of a person to who they are underneath, and if anything, over time that perception has deepened.
The main thing which has changed is that I used to be extremely restrictive in that I could only sexually and emotionally relate to people who echoed my exact ideology. Now as long as someone possesses basic human empathy, we can connect across cultures, across histories, across political perspectives…ideally across a plate of oysters and a bottle of champagne!
What aspects of physical connection are most appealing to you in your professional encounters?
Besides of course the obvious undeniable pleasure; what is not only appealing – but vital – is the way physical connection helps us bring us back into our bodies and relate to other humans. We live an increasingly atomised and mediated existence under technocracy, detached from not only others, but ourselves. The more we spend time in the flesh with living pulsating beings and all their respective qualities and quirks, the better we are at being human.
