Charlie Levine 6/21/25 Charlie Levine 6/21/25

Why Tipping Companions Will Buy You Nothing: On Generosity, Kant, and the German railway

A close friend of mine recently sought my advice as he prepared to meet a companion for the first time. He wanted to know how to ensure the experience was enjoyable for both him and his guest. I was genuinely pleased he turned to me—it felt exciting, like watching someone step into a new world with trust in your guidance. “Ask me anything,” I told him. “I’ll share whatever you need to know.”

Charlie Levine 5/27/25 Charlie Levine 5/27/25

Autostraddle Interview: on women (not) hiring escorts

I had the huge honor of talking to Riese, one of the founders, recap writer extraordinaire, and fellow (ex-)sex worker, about my own sapphic adventures as a luxury escort.

Charlie Levine 4/30/25 Charlie Levine 4/30/25

Moving musings: on magnolia, wonder, and coming all over again

A lover of (w)horticulture but not well-versed in the taxonomy of trees, I did not know exactly which flowers to expect come bloom…

Charlie Levine 1/7/25 Charlie Levine 1/7/25

On Neophilia, Deepening and Making God Laugh

Did you know you can categorize animals by their attraction or aversion to newness? Neophilia, the love of novelty, is a measure of curiosity, adaptability, and the capacity to thrive in changing environments. Neophiles are drawn to new experiences, quick to embrace learning, and often playful risk-takers.