Cob £30 Extra
COB Experience – £30 Extra
COB refers to ejaculation onto the body as part of a mutually agreed experience between consenting adults. The companions displayed within this category may be open to discussing COB for an additional £30, subject to their current preferences, comfort and personal boundaries.
The £30 supplement is added to the selected companion’s normal appointment rate and is not the complete cost of the meeting. The final amount may also depend on the appointment duration, London location, travel requirements and any other arrangements confirmed in advance.
Appearing within this category does not provide automatic permission or guarantee that COB will be available during every appointment. Each companion decides independently whether she is comfortable accepting the request and which areas of her body may or may not be included.
Discussing COB Openly and Respectfully
Adults naturally have different intimate preferences. From a sex-positive perspective, discussing COB does not need to involve embarrassment or judgement, provided the conversation is considerate, specific and free from pressure.
A respectful enquiry can simply ask whether the £30 COB option is currently available. Before the meeting, both adults should understand:
- whether COB has been explicitly discussed and accepted;
- which areas of the body are acceptable;
- which areas must be avoided;
- any hygiene or sexual-health expectations;
- how discomfort or uncertainty will be communicated; and
- that either person can change the arrangement.
Agreement to meet or participate in another intimate activity does not automatically include consent to COB.
Consent and Personal Boundaries
Consent must be freely given, specific and ongoing. A companion may be comfortable with COB in one area while excluding another, and those boundaries must be followed precisely.
The additional £30 charge does not purchase unrestricted access or remove anyone’s right to change their mind. It applies only when the COB option has been discussed and mutually confirmed.
Consent can be withdrawn before or during the meeting. A change of decision should be accepted immediately, without criticism, pressure or attempts to renegotiate.