A professional escort has shared which careers she believes tend to make men more attentive partners — and her answers surprised many. Speaking with Australian outlet news.com.au, Sydney‑based escort Katija Cortez discussed patterns she has noticed after meeting men from many different professions.
Katija said she began to see consistent trends and eventually created a list based on her experiences.
She explained that men who work in physically demanding jobs often stand out. In fourth place, she listed personal trainers, noting that their fitness and active lifestyles often translate into better stamina and energy.
“This means they have good strength and maintain a healthy lifestyle. This carries over well in intimate settings,” Cortez told news.com.au.
In third place, she ranked medical professionals — including surgeons and doctors — saying their understanding of human anatomy often makes them more confident and attentive partners.
“This shouldn’t be surprising. Anyone with a university‑level understanding of the body tends to know what they’re doing,” she said, adding that she appreciates not having to explain basic things about physical comfort.
The job she ranked No. 1
In second place, Katija listed professional athletes, again citing fitness, discipline, and stamina.
But the top spot on her list went to tradesmen — often referred to as “tradies” in Australia.
“Who doesn’t love a tradie? There’s something appealing about someone doing hands‑on, practical work,” she said. “It taps into something primal — seeing someone who works hard and brings that same energy home.”
Katija emphasized that while certain jobs may correlate with confidence or physical ability, a career alone does not determine how good someone is in a relationship.
What matters most, according to her
She said she has met men from many different fields who were excellent partners because they:
- took care of their health
- stayed active
- paid attention to their partner’s needs
- communicated well
Katija stressed that the most important qualities are effort, confidence, and consideration — not a specific job title.
She also added that no one should change careers for the sake of improving their romantic life, but staying healthy and being attentive can make a meaningful difference.
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