After nearly a decade in the adult industry, Jade Blair has encountered clients from almost every walk of life, but she says some professions have left much stronger impressions than others.
Speaking exclusively to The Blast, the Australian adult content creator and sex-work advocate revealed which occupations rank among her best and worst clients, with doctors landing surprisingly close to the bottom.
A prestigious career or impressive title does not necessarily translate into good behavior behind closed doors, according to Blair.
After years in the industry, she says doctors, particularly general practitioners, have been responsible for some of her most difficult experiences.
âSome of my worst experiences have been with doctors, especially GPs,â Blair told The Blast. âTheyâll ask for services without condoms, and hygiene can be an issue too. Iâve had more than a few who smell bad or just donât seem to wash properly, which is pretty surprising given the profession.â
The experiences have seemingly challenged any assumptions that someone working in medicine would automatically be more attentive to health, hygiene, or the boundaries Blair establishes.
For the longtime advocate, a personâs profession ultimately matters far less than how they behave when making a booking and interacting with her.
âSomeone can have the most impressive job title in the world, but that doesnât automatically make them respectful,â she explained. âThe best clients are the ones who communicate clearly, respect boundaries and understand that my safety rules arenât negotiable.â
Interestingly, another group of healthcare professionals has left Blair with an almost completely opposite impression.
Nurses And Military Personnel Earn High Marks From Jade Blair
While doctors rank near the bottom of Blairâs unofficial list, nurses have earned a place among her favorites.
According to the adult content creator, nurses tend to understand and respect the safeguards she has established rather than attempting to challenge them.
âThey tend to respect the safety rules I have in place and donât make an issue out of them,â Blair said. âTheyâre probably some of my best clients.â
Military personnel have similarly made a positive impression over the years.
Blair credits what she describes as âmilitary discipline,â saying clients from the Army, Navy, and Air Force often arrive clean, fit, and organized.
The distinction between her experiences with doctors and nurses also reinforces what Blair considers the most important factor in any interaction. Rather than judging clients by status, income, or education, she places considerably more value on whether they communicate properly and respect the conditions she has established.
âThere isnât one type of person who seeks out adult services,â Blair told The Blast. âThey come from all kinds of professions and backgrounds, and what matters most is how they treat the person theyâre meeting. Respect, communication and boundaries make all the difference.â
Small-Business Owners Have An Advantage With The Adult Creator
Healthcare workers and military personnel are not the only professions that have developed distinctive reputations with Blair.
Small-business owners also rank highly, although for a different reason.
Because Blair approaches her work as a business, she believes that clients who understand the realities of running their own operations tend to appreciate the logistics involved in arranging a booking.
âTradies, photographers, that sort of thing, they just get it,â Blair explained. âThey understand what itâs like to run a business, so they donât muck around trying to haggle or make a booking more complicated than it needs to be.â
That understanding can make the entire process considerably smoother, particularly when compared with clients who attempt to negotiate established terms or complicate arrangements.
For Blair, those experiences demonstrate that the qualities behind a good client are often surprisingly straightforward. Clear communication, respect for agreed-upon boundaries, and an understanding that her rules are not up for negotiation can matter more than what someone does for a living.
However, some clients face complications before a meeting even takes place.
Religious Clients And University Students Present Different Challenges
Highly religious clients can create a unique set of difficulties, according to Blair, particularly when privacy concerns clash with the safeguards she requires.
âThe paper trail makes them nervous, which, to be honest, I understand,â Blair told The Blast. âBut I still have to vet people for my own safety. I need certain information and a deposit before I agree to meet someone, and thatâs not something Iâm willing to compromise on.â
The hesitation can sometimes extend beyond privacy, with Blair saying some clients appear to be grappling internally with their decision while simultaneously attempting to make arrangements.
âSometimes youâre trying to make arrangements while theyâre still wrestling with whether they should be doing it at all,â she explained.
University students can bring a different problem. Blair says younger clients who remain financially dependent on their parents do not always fully appreciate the value of the money they are spending or what exactly that payment entitles them to.
âA lot of them havenât really had to think about what it takes to earn the money theyâre spending,â she said. âSometimes that turns into this attitude of, âI paid, so I get whatever I want.â But youâre paying for my time and the service we agreed on. Youâre not buying me.â
Jade Blair Says Respect Matters More Than Any Job Title
Despite having clear favorites and some professions that rank considerably lower, Blair does not believe a personâs occupation can completely predict how they will behave.
Instead, her years of experience have exposed her to a remarkably broad cross-section of people and challenged stereotypes about who seeks adult services.
âThere isnât one type of client,â she told The Blast. âThey can be doctors, business owners, students, people in the military or people you would never expect. What separates a good experience from a bad one is usually respect, communication and boundaries.â
It is a message that aligns with Blairâs advocacy outside her work.
She has spent years pushing for improved safety and treatment of people working in Australiaâs adult industry, while also speaking publicly about stereotypes surrounding workers and their clients. Blair has also volunteered with sex-worker advocacy organizations.
Her efforts received industry recognition in 2025 when she was named Best Industry Advocate at the Australian Adult Industry Awards.
