I''m a Sensual and Tantric Massage "therapist, " and I want to know how to protect herself from being pursued as an "escort?"

This is certainly one of the more interesting questions posted here. As a general matter, whether your conduct violates existing law will depend on the substantive nature of the conduct, not on the particular name you give to it or the manner in which you advertise or promote it. If you can fairly be factually deemed to be rendering sexual services in return for money, regardless of how you characterize your services in advertising, and regardless of any disclaimers or other efforts you make to distance yourself from such a characterization, you may be exposed to criminal prosecution. Again, facts and actions matter; words, not so much. The foregoing is not legal advice; for specific advice related to your situation, see an attorney. You should not seek legal advice in a public forum, and this isn't legal advice.