The Hot Spot: The Escort Bible for the cathedral city of Norwich: your guide to escorting in Norwich
Escort and Escort rankings writer Redhotrio speaks to Tamara, a Norwich escort who provides Dacryphilia sessions as part of her repertoire. Mediaeval Ties Norwich has one of the country's largest Mediaeval cathedrals and the largest urban zone in East Anglia. It is apparently the most Mediaeval city in the UK, with cobbled streets
Escort and Escort rankings writer Redhotrio speaks to Tamara, a Norwich escort who provides Dacryphilia sessions as part of her repertoire.
Mediaeval Ties
Norwich has one of the country's largest Mediaeval cathedrals and the largest urban zone in East Anglia. It is apparently the most Mediaeval city in the UK, with cobbled streets as seen at Elm Hill, old buildings including St Andrew's Hall, timber houses, an example being Dragon Hall and Mediaeval lanes.
Primaeval Beginnings
The Iceni tribe had its capital about five miles next to the centre of modern Norwich and in 60 AD, the area became the Roman capital of East Anglia.
The Saxons inhabited the city between the 5th and 7th centuries and in the 10th century Norwich became a town and the centre of East Anglia trade and commerce. Nowich castle was built soon after the Norman conquest, and in 1096 the Bishop of Thetford, Herbert De Losinga, began the construction of the Norman cathedral.
The wool trade in the Middle Ages made Norwich a wealthy settlement and paid for the many beautiful churches to be built. During this time, Norwich began to forge trading links with Europe, as far as Scandinavia and Spain.
The city walls were built between 1280 and 1340, and the area within along with the stretch of river was larger than the city of London. It was also made illegal to build outside of the city walls, ensuring that the inner sanctum expanded rapidly.
In the mid 17th century, Norwich prospered due to the cloth industry, which added to its urban growth. A city society was therefore established with areas for leisure and plentiful alehouses. In the 18th century, Norwich had a vibrant cultural life with a Winter theatre season and festivities during the Summer. It was noted to be the wealthiest town in England at this point. Also in the 18th century, Norwich's number of scholars increased. Examples include William Taylor, who was one of the first students to study German in England. In 1845, Norwich was further connected to the country by rail and there was a permanent military presence in the city after the Britannia Barracks were built in 1897.
In the early 20th century, Norwich was still a hub of manufacturing with shoes, cabinet and furniture makers, electrical engineers and chocolate makers. It was heavily bombed during the Second World War, and the council began a redevelopment of the city which never properly came into being.
Interesting Facts About Norwich
In 2012, it was assigned as the first UNESCO city of literature and voted in 2016 by The Guardian as the happiest city to work in the UK. The Times voted it as one of the best small
cities in the world in 2013 and The Sunday Times voted it as one of the best places to live in the UK in 2018.2019 and 2020.
After a riot in the city in 1274, Norwich is the only English city to be ex-communicated by the pope.
Cry Me A River
Dacryphilia is arousal from seeing someone cry. It is often associated with BDSM, and researchers found that fetishists find three things about it arousing- compassion, curled lips and dominance or submission. Some associate it with sexual arousal from comforting someone who is crying and also meeting someone who has faced hardships and providing them reassurance. Dacryphiliacs may be aroused when a partner cries whilst watching a film or from loving feelings when having sex.
Save Up All Your Tears
Tamara, 26, is a member of her local amateur dramatics society and is also a budding writer. She started escorting to make ends meet whilst she pursues her writing passion: “I wanted to offer some of the lesser known fetishes as part of my services. I am very good at showing emotion when I am acting, and I can make myself cry if I put my mind to it.” Tamara has a dedicated group of regulars who make appointments with her for Dacryphilia bookings: “I basically have to cry whilst they masturbate, and then they get pleasure from cuddling me and then I either give them oral or we have sex.”
Tamara says she likes bringing something different to the table which will make her more desirable to clients: “I discovered this fetish when my ex boyfriend used to get hard when he saw people crying on television. I practised and we incorporated it into our sexual routine. It is not as extreme as some fetishes, it is more sensual and intimate.”
I asked Tamara if she combines it with BDSM: “I do a bit of tie and tease, but I would never do tears with pain. I find that a bit disturbing. I wouldn't want someone to be aroused by thinking that I was hurt but rather from making me feel cared for. I've seen extreme kidnap porn where they hurt the girl to make her cry so they can get off on it. That isn't what I do.” Tamara prefers to do incall bookings: “I feel safer in my own home and will only see clients once I've screened them and spoken to them. I believe I'm a pretty good judge of character and fingers crossed I've never had any bad experiences thus far. My family is actually very supportive of what I do. They know how much I want to be a writer full time and escorting is flexible and pays me well enough so I can have the time to write. My mum comes with me to the GUM clinic every month as I get regularly tested, because I hate hospitals. As long as I'm safe she doesn't see a problem as she knows it's not forever.”
It is refreshing to see how much support Tamara has from her family members. She says she is happy escorting and meeting people from lots of different backgrounds gives her inspiration for her books.
Tear Stained Memories
Tamara had one client who wanted her to cry on to his penis whilst he masturbated, so that the tears dripped onto his shaft whilst he stroked: “It was a bit strange positioning myself so that the tears would fall where they were supposed to.”
Another client liked to lick her tears as she cried: “I stopped him doing it after a couple of sessions. I felt a bit claustrophobic with his tongue all over my face.”
Cheer Up Sleepy Jean: Hotels in Norwich
The Maid's Head Hotel £112 p/n. (NR3 1LB) Situated next to the cathedral, this beautiful storied 13th century hotel is close to tourist attractions. The property has air conditioning, large bathrooms and room service. Trying the scones for afternoon tea and the scrumptious breakfast are recommended. It was featured in the most haunted hotels in England so stay if you dare!
St Giles House Hotel £70 p/n. (NR2 1JR) This hotel has elegantly decorated rooms and suites in a baroque style building with a spa. It was featured in the top 16 spa hotels in Norwich by Spa Hotels Guide.
Eat Your Heart Out: Restaurants in Norwich
Bill's Norwich Restaurant (NR2 1PT) Comfy and chic, they serve food all day from 8am till late and you can rent a private dining area. There is a wide choice with all dietary options catered for.
Cosy Club (NR2 1AG) located in a beautiful building with a domed glass ceiling, it has a deliciously relaxed atmosphere. The food and service are top notch. You can also dine in private including inside an old bank vault.
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles: Cocktail Bars in Norwich
Mr Postles' Apothecary (NR3 1HA) Trendy bar with live music and DJS including a Popscotch (Butterscotch schnapps, cream and toffee popcorn)
Chambers Cocktail Company (NR3 1HY) Bespoke, handcrafted cocktails in a classically decorated, cool joint.
Dressed to Kill: Lingerie Shopping in Norwich
Boux Avenue (NR2 1SU) Chain store supplier with a large range of sexy lingerie, day to day underwear, swimwear and bridal accessories.
The Rolling Road: Taxi Services in Norwich
Goldstar Taxis Norwich (01603 700700) This company has over four thousand reviews which says it all. You can book via phone, online or through their own free app. Their drivers are DBS checked ensuring a safe, hassle free journey. They even have GPS searching to detect your location for pick up.
Sexual Health Services Norwich
Oak Street (iCaSH Norfolk) They offer telephone or face to face appointments. You can order an STI kit online to be delivered to your address. They offer free condoms and all different kinds of contraception including emergency contraception. They also supply Prep.
Norwich was the place of England's first country library and The Norwich Post was the first provincial newspaper outside of London, founded in 1701. In modern times,Norwich is still a centre for publishing with 5% of the UK's independent publishing based here. In Norwich Cathedral, you can marvel at the stunning architecture, take in a choral performance or have fun at an activity day. They have a library with ancient texts and you can take a walk around the close; a 44 acre scenic, historical settlement with green open spaces. Norwich Castle has many exhibits including temporary featured displays. They are redeveloping areas of the castle at the moment, some sections are closed to the public. The Forum is a large library which during 2016-2018 was the most visited library in the UK. It is also a venue for art exhibitions.
Dragon Hall is a Mediaeval, Grade 1 listed building, now reimagined as a literature house. They have different events on, so check the website for details.
The Norfolk and Norwich Festival celebrates the arts, and Norwich was home to the first arts festival in Britain in 1772.
The Museum of Norwich at The Bridewell, has displays documenting Norwich's history through the ages along with its industrial past.
Strangers Hall is one of the oldest buildings in Norwich- a merchants house from the 14th century. The rooms are decorated with pieces and artefacts from different eras, from early Tudor to late Victorian.
The Royal Norfolk Regimental Museum shows the history of the regiment from its 17th century beginnings to 1964.
The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has military and civil aircraft exhibits including one for the US air force.
The Norwich Printing Museum gives the history of printing with examples of machinery, books and presses.
The Plantation Garden is a three acre Grade 2 English Heritage garden which was planted over 100 years ago in an old chalk quarry. There is a huge Gothic fountain, flower beds, lawns, the Mediaeval terrace wall, woodland walkways, a Victorian style greenhouse and rustic bridge. The garden is surrounded by woodland and is a haven of tranquillity and a habitat rich in wildlife. It is known to locals as Norwich's secret garden.
Pulls Ferry is an 18th century restored watergate and 17th century ferry house on the riverside walk. Stunning, picturesque and lovingly cared for.
Whitlingham Country Park provides walks around a large lake with woodlands and meadows to explore. There are also events throughout the year to get you out and about in nature. The cafe with its homemade fare is not to be missed.
Norwich is a definite addition to your tour schedule for East Anglia.With plenty to do and see, you can enjoy yourself on your time off. With the amount of writers and intellectuals who frequent here, you may end up entertaining a future best selling author!
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