Last year, this was the third most requested item in our poll about which new features you wanted to see most:
It took a while, but we finally added this. You can now go to your list, click the ‘Edit’ link at the bottom, and start dragging and dropping to define the order of your list. It’s not limited to a top 10: it works on any list size. So you can make your top 10, top 100, or even top 1000.
Hey Readers! Have you ever wondered why people choose to hire escorts? While some seek companionship without the complications of dating, others turn to escorts for a judgment-free space to explore their desires. Whether fulfilling fantasies, avoiding the stress of relationships, or simply looking for an enjoyable experience, the reasons vary as much as the industry itself.
We have already explored the escort scenes in the UK and the US, where the industry operates under different cultural and legal landscapes. Now, it’s time to look at Europe, a continent where attitudes toward escorting range from fully legalized and regulated to highly restricted. With an estimated 700,000 to 1.2 million sex workers across the European Union’s member states, the escort scene here is as diverse as its cities.
From the vibrant nightlife of Barcelona to the historic charm of Kraków and the luxurious discretion of Vienna, Europe’s escort industry reflects a fascinating mix of tradition, modernity, and evolving societal norms. Whether you’re curious about legal differences, pricing, or the best places to find an escort, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about hiring an escort in Europe.
Here at Babepedia, we’re all about making the site better based on user feedback! For a long time, improving the bra/cup size handling was the #1 request on our feedback page. To be honest, we struggled with how to handle this. We wanted it to be simple, accurate, and clear for everyone, no matter where you are in the world.
We knew that cup sizing could get tricky. US, UK, EU, AU, and JP sizes don’t always match up, and just showing a single size wasn’t cutting it. On top of that, many users felt the original input format didn’t fully capture their preferences, especially if they were more familiar with an international system. We wanted something better—a streamlined setup that could handle all these variations with ease.
We also wanted to limit input to certain values, to allow for better lists in the future.
After a lot of brainstorming and reading user comments, we landed on a system that lets you choose your band size and cup size separately from dropdown menus. The input is done using the US system.
