Are there fewer domestic SPs now due to alternative "employment" opportunities like instagram, OF, and even sugaring?
Do you agree?
I have been familiar with this biz for long enough to have a general sense for what I'm comparing.
And I suggest that there are far MORE "domestic SP's" in present day 2025 than there were in the 1980's or 1990's.
(LOL) with each passing year, more churches close, and society becomes more liberal.
In 2024-25, young women are
conditioned by having their nudies passed around the, uh,
student body, long before they become old enough to legally take interest in this biz.
Eventually things like webcamming and escorting are but a small step away.
The webcamming boom has been a remarkable social study... and most would never imagine the extreme amount of human
variety in what seems like
one place.
However, anyone who steps into webcamming (specifically being any part of nude on the internet) should fully
expect their nude videos to remain on the internet for years to follow... (pushed out only by so many more videos accumulating after their own).
SO, despite what I said about nudies being passed around from phone to phone around the student body, it is still less risky in the minds of the young hotties to discretely step into the escort trade where they can stay semi-anonymous, than it is to go all-in at webcamming.
Prostitution in Vancouver 40 years ago had as its most prominent
face, the stunningly-attired babes on the high track downtown. Everything they did was an upsell waiting to happen, but they collectively did SO well at presenting themselves at curbside, that the sights were unforgettable. The mid track thrived back then, and the low track was never as "low" as it became in the 2000's (thanks to the proliferation of far more drugs).
While it seemed that the supply of young babes at curbside was considerable back then, their numbers simply can't compare to what is available online in the present. The internet took away the exposure (to man, weather and beast), and allowed women to create their own work environments and then wait for an electronic line to form. You don't hear too much from or about them because they discretely ply their trade without ruffling anything. No more condoms in somebody's front yard. No screaming in the middle of the street at midnight... and no more hurling nail polish at a Kate Moss billboard late at night on the high track downtown.
In 2025, a working girl is only as visible as she wants to be. Those not making waves are far, far away from the attention of LE, and they surely make a very good living.
