Sofia — Outcalls in NYC, Measured Pace & City Sense

I’m Sofia. I keep things simple and thoughtful—no theatrics, no scramble. I work by appointment across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, and I’m known for being steady: clear messages, neat timing, and a calm presence. If you like company that’s composed, discreet, and easy to coordinate, we’ll get along fine.

For a first text, share the essentials: your name, hotel or neighborhood, preferred day and time, and how long you have in mind. If we haven’t met, I’ll ask for brief screening—light touch, respectful, and designed to keep our time smooth. Once verified, I confirm the window and give a realistic ETA that accounts for weather, traffic, and elevators.

I’m a low‑key person by choice. I arrive, say hello, and read the room. Sometimes you want a conversational reset with humor; sometimes you want quiet so the day can land. I can lead or follow, but I don’t perform. I pay attention to small things that set the tone: a softer lamp, a tidy table, music that stays in the background.

Boundaries are clear: time & companionship only. I don’t discuss explicit activities. Discretion is foundational. I won’t share your information, and I appreciate care from you. When details need clarity, I say it directly and kindly.

Durations shape the mood. One hour is a clean pause between calls. Two lets dinner breathe. Four is for nights that deserve more than a quick hello. For overnights, reach out early; I may ask for a short call and additional verification so I can plan responsibly.

Logistics help. For hotels, include access notes (keycard floors, side entrances, ID at the desk). For residences, a line about the doorman, buzzer, or elevator code saves messages. I text updates while en route. I don’t book through social media. Steady planning keeps the vibe relaxed. Nicely.