There are 2 types of people who are against this:I'm curious, what is their argument against your participation? If you don't mind sharing...
Yea a few of my friends do and they always encourage me to stop
Misery loves company. Do what makes you happy.
I’m over here reading this scratching my head after sex work has helped heal all my civ sexual trauma, inflated my ego, fine-tuned my sense of self-love (physical and emotional), and helped me to enjoy sex more than I ever have in my life.A philosophical take:
There was a time when I kind of hinted to friends that I hobbied. This was before it exploded on the internet. None of them took me seriously, as ALL guys talk big.
One good friend David asked me, "Is there a way that I could have sex for 200-300 dollars?" I told him, "Yes, there is. But, because I really like you and care about you, I DON'T want to tell you."
He was cool about it. He said, "Yeah, I can imagine that it could become very addicting."
Make no mistake: Had he partaken, he would have had countless good times.
The thing to remember, is the EMOTIONAL toll that it takes on everybody: The women, the men, the bookers, the owners of the agencies. EVERYBODY gets taken through the "emotional ringer." If I were to ever introduce a guy into this world, I would let him know that. At the end of the day, we are all still HUMANS, dealing with this
As much as this is a business first and foremost, this hobby has a very emotional impact on everybody involved.
REI,
TJM
I hit complete emotional bankruptcy a few years ago.A philosophical take:
There was a time when I kind of hinted to friends that I hobbied. This was before it exploded on the internet. None of them took me seriously, as ALL guys talk big.
One good friend David asked me, "Is there a way that I could have sex for 200-300 dollars?" I told him, "Yes, there is. But, because I really like you and care about you, I DON'T want to tell you."
He was cool about it. He said, "Yeah, I can imagine that it could become very addicting."
Make no mistake: Had he partaken, he would have had countless good times.
The thing to remember, is the EMOTIONAL toll that it takes on everybody: The women, the men, the bookers, the owners of the agencies. EVERYBODY gets taken through the "emotional ringer." If I were to ever introduce a guy into this world, I would let him know that. At the end of the day, we are all still HUMANS, dealing with this
As much as this is a business first and foremost, this hobby has a very emotional impact on everybody involved.
REI,
TJM
3. Some men are perfectly ok with the existence of the worlds oldest profession, but they just can’t handle any woman they care for being in it.There are 2 types of people who are against this:
Interestingly enough, the 2nd groups is the most vocal.
- Men who can't do it themselves, i.e. already in a relationship, afraid, etc.
- Women who feel threatened by the prospect that what they are trying to sell at the price of a house can be bought at a much better rate with better quality
And THAT, is one profound statement ...3. Some men are perfectly ok with the existence of the worlds oldest profession, but they just can’t handle any woman they care for being in it.