When I was 20 or so in Las Vegas I was recruited by a pimp on the way to the club. He was VERY well dressed and charming. I was naïve and didn't think he was a pimp, andI called him when I got bored at the club (he gave me his number and we parted ways earlier).
He pulled up in the most tricked out car I have seen, and I was impressed and felt cool. Then he took me to another club where we went VIP all the way. After, when we were driving, was when he told me he was a pimp, and we had to stop to pick up money from some of his girls. I was totally thrown off, as I was somewhat attracted to the guy. So we pick up money from a couple of them, then he lays down his plan for me and tells me how they all work together and go on nice vacations in the Caribbean etc etc.
He tells me all this can be mine if I simply vanish right now, leave my family and disappear without a trace. I told him no, and he simply dropped me off and told me to call him if I ever changed my mind. I did in fact speak to him a couple of times after, but never saw him again. To be perfectly honest, if I had come from a shitty family, I may have gone with him.
I'm just writing this as an explanation as to how girls end up with pimps...every story is different, but I think the general idea is they appeal to some sort of area in your life that is lacking, and present themselves as being able to fill that void. FYI I have never had a pimp...this was as close as I came to that.
Originally Posted by sexyblue21
Finally somebody stated something factual about this.
They go after girls who come from broken homes and/or are going through though times/situations. Girls who are weak and vulnerable and easy to be emotionally manipulated. They make them believe that they will take care of them, is crazy to listen to girls like that speak about how they actually believe their pimp cares for them and that they're "building" something big, when in reality all they do is take advantage of them, by fully taking all the profit they make.
Not everybody has the same mind frame, or the capability to overcome though situations, for some people certain situations can make them weak and even depressed, and easily make them become the perfect prey. Other people can see such situations just as another challenge, overcome it and become stronger.
At the end of the day we're all humans with flaws, some of the things we do might make us look stupid or crazy to other people.
Specially all of us in the hobby.
As corny as this might sound "don't judge a book by its cover, without reading it"
Or however that phrase goes, yall get the point.
