SL, The Answer to Your Question Was Already Implied in My Statement and Everyone Who Posted in Your Thread Understood This But You. My Question To You and Others is Why Wouldn't you Want Your Daughter to be a Sex Worker?

Reading comprehension issues?

Lemme repeat it for ya:
One and only handle.
RTM if you have concerns.


Spend more time paying attention rather than surfing you-tube for lame ass music videos to jam up on co-ed.....

Originally Posted by Observing

I said it once I'll say it again.... the TS'S just don't like me! And they seldom have kids which explains the lack of ability to post about the thread topic. Here you go little buddy. I know it must be cold in my shadow...

Tapping out already? Show me where I've said the same thing(s) to another provider? I'll wait....? hope you like research as much as I did. reading your posts gave me a head ache. Two aspirin and a double scotch and they weren't nearly as bad.


I answer your questions and you have no come backs. I point out where you are wrong and you want to move on. Try the liar, liar, pants on fire thing rather than this ridiculous drivel that spews from you aperture like diarrhea out of a Asiatic Cholera patient that just consumed a gallon of prune juice!


I am not a hooker. I am here as a gift to mankind. Pay no attention to my reviews. (Yawn ) Originally Posted by Still Looking

V logged in but didn't respond. Tapping out so soon. Sad... I really thought she was going to be good for at least for 5 pages. I think the prune juice was the death blow. No hard feelings V. Here you go sweetie...

Most of you won't understand but V most certainly will!



I did MY JOB as a father that's why my daughter isn't a sex worker!

Sex Workers have been around since the dawn of civilization. Hail sex workers. Without them there would be no porn. no web cam models paying bills. No burlesque dancers.

Sex is sex. Fuck, without the overwhelming urge to fuck we wouldn't all be on this site. I think sometimes we only get mad and judgy as males is that we're the payer and they're the payee. As long as there are housewives and soccer moms using sex to get refrigerators there will always be sex workers. No nobler profession has there been.

I think his vagina is in need of a tampon.

Sex Workers have been around since the dawn of civilization. Hail sex workers. Without them there would be no porn. no web cam models paying bills. No burlesque dancers.

Sex is sex. Fuck, without the overwhelming urge to fuck we wouldn't all be on this site. I think sometimes we only get mad and judgy as males is that we're the payer and they're the payee. As long as there are housewives and soccer moms using sex to get refrigerators there will always be sex workers. No nobler profession has there been. Originally Posted by budman33

No shit, man! God forbid we take control of our objectification.

Would I want my daughter to be a provider? Probably not. Is it because I think suckin' dick for a living is inherently deplorable? No. It's not that at all. It's because I wouldn't want her to be murdered. Or arrested. Or raped. Or all the other fun things sex workers are at higher risk for than other women. You know who I blame that on? Lots of people. Mainly people who go on and on and on about how horrible sex workers are. You know, the creep who sends us weird email about going to hell every month. The guys on here who call us whores (microaggressions). The Ted Bundy types (macroaggressions). Sex workers are easy to hate...can't y'all at least be more creative about it? And I'd want her to do it because she inherited my hippie perv gene, not because it was a last resort. Don't get killed, hypothetical daughter!

Would I want my son to see providers? Eh, who knows. I do know that if he were to I'd hope he was one of the normal, sane, respectful guys. (The gals know the type.) And I'd want him to be single or to have the permission of his SO. And I'd hope he could keep it up in a rubber (because it always feels like a waste of money when rubbers make dicks limp). Oh...and if he ever gets to the point where he respects sex workers less than he respects women in general, I would hope he'd stop fucking sex workers. Routinely fucking women you hate/think of as sub-human/disrespect isn't good for the soul. Go get some fucking therapy if that happens, hypothetical son!

The good people of Eccie who are familiar with my posting (including you) are welcome to tell me when I've ever walked away from a challenge. Originally Posted by Miss Valentina

No shit, man! God forbid we take control of our objectification.

Would I want my daughter to be a provider? Probably not. Is it because I think suckin' dick for a living is inherently deplorable? No. It's not that at all. It's because I wouldn't want her to be murdered. Or arrested. Or raped. Or all the other fun things sex workers are at higher risk for than other women. You know who I blame that on? Lots of people. Mainly people who go on and on and on about how horrible sex workers are. You know, the creep who sends us weird email about going to hell every month. The guys on here who call us whores (microaggressions). The Ted Bundy types (macroaggressions). Sex workers are easy to hate...can't y'all at least be more creative about it? And I'd want her to do it because she inherited my hippie perv gene, not because it was a last resort. Don't get killed, hypothetical daughter!

Would I want my son to see providers? Eh, who knows. I do know that if he were to I'd hope he was one of the normal, sane, respectful guys. (The gals know the type.) And I'd want him to be single or to have the permission of his SO. And I'd hope he could keep it up in a rubber (because it always feels like a waste of money when rubbers make dicks limp). Oh...and if he ever gets to the point where he respects sex workers less than he respects women in general, I would hope he'd stop fucking sex workers. Routinely fucking women you hate/think of as sub-human/disrespect isn't good for the soul. Go get some fucking therapy if that happens, hypothetical son! Originally Posted by JennsLolli

I was gonna post a longer post, as I was thinking about this this morning, but you kind of said it all. As in many things in life, its not the what, it's the how and the why that is important.

I think the initial question is interesting and valid, not in the sense that there is going to be an easy yes or no answer for anyone here. There is too much negativity as of yet (culturally speaking) in the how and why. So, it makes it hard to answer just in terms of what. I think the question works as a good rhetorical device at this point. There is a lot of dissonance here, which is always a good place for a discussion.

Take the same circumstances and ask the same question(s) in a place or country where sex work is legal and I question if that would change the answers or outlook?

There was actually a really interesting and pretty fucking subversive article I read not too long ago, on the Atlantic, I think. Was about the sec industry and Thailand and brought forth the supposition, although this writer didn't offer any easy answers, that the attitudes there didn't stigmatize the industry and therefore might not be damaging in the way that westerners tend to presume. I'm putting it rather simply, but the actual writing of it was pretty complex and subtle. Now, I have huge issues with globalization, the sex industry and issues of choice in the developing world, so while I thought she did a good job presenti g some subtle issues. Many questions remain in my mind. That's a complex topic that I don't have time right now to delve into.
But, I really wasn't thinking so much in terms of legality as that sometimes has little to do with working constructs. I was thinking a little deeper into much more historically embedded ideas about sex and the female body. However, I don't have time right now, but I will sit down and sort my thoughts out later. I think it's a great topic for both men and women to think about.

No shit, man! God forbid we take control of our objectification.

Would I want my daughter to be a provider? Probably not. Is it because I think suckin' dick for a living is inherently deplorable? No. It's not that at all. It's because I wouldn't want her to be murdered. Or arrested. Or raped. Or all the other fun things sex workers are at higher risk for than other women. You know who I blame that on? Lots of people. Mainly people who go on and on and on about how horrible sex workers are. You know, the creep who sends us weird email about going to hell every month. The guys on here who call us whores (microaggressions). The Ted Bundy types (macroaggressions). Sex workers are easy to hate...can't y'all at least be more creative about it? And I'd want her to do it because she inherited my hippie perv gene, not because it was a last resort. Don't get killed, hypothetical daughter!

Would I want my son to see providers? Eh, who knows. I do know that if he were to I'd hope he was one of the normal, sane, respectful guys. (The gals know the type.) And I'd want him to be single or to have the permission of his SO. And I'd hope he could keep it up in a rubber (because it always feels like a waste of money when rubbers make dicks limp). Oh...and if he ever gets to the point where he respects sex workers less than he respects women in general, I would hope he'd stop fucking sex workers. Routinely fucking women you hate/think of as sub-human/disrespect isn't good for the soul. Go get some fucking therapy if that happens, hypothetical son! Originally Posted by JennsLolli

Once again, JennsLolli has read my mind, added some clarification (no pun intended), and put it out there so eloquently that I'm speechless. I fucking love her.

I am one of board member who sees the providers and clients as equals, but
the reason i would not want a daughter in the sex trade, besides the danger factor, is the lack of upwards mobility. As good as you are, the best you can hope is middle class.
A second reason is the stigma that prevents the possibility for a traditional partnership. If the right guy comes along, I want her to live happily ever after.
The third reason that this is a bad industry is the lack of honesty. It helps to be good at lying here, and I would hate to see her lose her honesty.

I am one of board member who sees the providers and clients as equals, but
the reason i would not want a daughter in the sex trade, besides the danger factor, is the lack of upwards mobility. As good as you are, the best you can hope is middle class.
A second reason is the stigma that prevents the possibility for a traditional partnership. If the right guy comes along, I want her to live happily ever after.
The third reason that this is a bad industry is the lack of honesty. It helps to be good at lying here, and I would hate to see her lose her honesty. Originally Posted by Mr Peabody

My experience and observations are contrary to your concerns. Providing facilitates upper mobility for many of us. Funding for school, opportunities for advancement in unpaid arenas (usually only available to trust fund kids... seriously, read up on class issues and unpaid internships within fancy industries), a pretty rad part time job while working in traditionally low paying industries (musicians, writers, entrepreneurs, artists). Not all providers use the hobby in this way, but many certainly do...myself (previously) included.

Additionally, providing opens up a big ole dating pool of nice men with big bank accounts. Boys at bars and other pick-up spots are often super losery (maybe I need to go to classier joints?) but several of my client friends have been very unlosery.

But uh...murder by definition limits mobility...unless you're shot from a canon post mortem or something...

Jenns, You still haven't shown that the hollywood romance of girl meets perfect-unattached guy...girl marries guy and lives happily ever after ... is possible as a provider. This possibility exists in other professions and i truly want her to have that chance.
-Mr. Peabody

I mean, I don't think marriage is the end goal of providing. ..or a goal at all, so I don't think about it.

I think the point I would like to make is that providing can be more of a hobby than a profession. When it's a hobby, the pursuit of romantic interests is far less limited.

here in Austin, The woman would have to have 3 arms or weigh 600 lbs not to be able to get laid. Course theres prob someone drunk enough to ignore the third arm or would be willing to pry her through the door of her trailer even at 600 lbs.

Tinder...works. meetup.com works.

Yea, I guess if they want to dial up a stud they could. But that's a pretty fucking small minority of woman who would opt for a male escort versus hitting black heart on rainey street, or anywhere on 5th street, or anywhere on 6th street. I think male escorts here on this board are about as rare as the women looking for them.

Like this rare

Originally Posted by budman33

I knew they existed! Please where can I find one? I need one to get back in the wife's good graces!