Ive got to agree with Libra, what does it matter what we do to earn a living, thats just whatwe do to pay the bills.
When i was on my arse I did concider being an escourt, just didnt know how to go about it, if I did then who knows..............
There is no talk on this thread about charging so why be up in arms about it?
Ive been a member of SH since august, i have joined in different topics but none of u know me so in reality, I could be a prostitute, or i could be a church goer all u see is what I choose to type
"a hired killer" is that not the forces?
Many of the clubs and events I have been to, have drawn in prostitutes looking for new customers. They are usually escort type girls who work independently. As I said before they usually drop the hint early in the ensuing sociality. They soon move on if you are definitely not interested. They tend to be good at spotting the types who are okay about paying. So that includes me.
The type of woman using these venues to find business is fairly evasive and a bit limited socially. This causes more suspicion and mistrust than her being a prostitute. Social events require some energy and enthusiam, prostitutes don't do that particularly well so other people despise their lack of effort and feel they are being spectated on or cruised by tourists etc. So its that kind of thing that pisses people off.
I know of 2 guys that have been on other sites and have been led astray by prosies Pretending to be swingers. 1 even met her only to find out she charged £50 an hour lol. so escorts are the same and not swingers in my book x not swingers but on the game
I knew an escort once, a really bad girl, she was rotten to the core, Tina.
Hope this adds to the debate.
Hun, sounds to me like you've just been told you need to be more eloquent. Ya gotta love these perfect people, don't ya?!
Can we maybe draw a line under it now?
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