its very unlikely that when i do quit and find a new job, that the guy that interviews me is gonna be like 'hey arent you babydollsnow off eccie and all them other escort websites'.....could happen but highly unlikely!!!!!
just sayn!!!
Originally Posted by babydollsnow
. . . that YES it could happen. It may be more likely than you think.
And what will you say when it happens?
You have courage to be up front with everyone you wish.
May I offer a personal insight from a real situation?
1. Over the years I have enjoyed knowing and sharing the company of some "out there" ladies, i.e. ladies who each were 'out there' in a public forum some years ago. Each has built a new life with her own lucrative 'civilian' business (food related), both of which are being marketed widely and with great success. I do not think they know each other. But both/each does NOT want her past life and career to be brought to light, nor her current UTR life by which she spices up her off duty time on occasion.
May I ask, when
you leave this hobby life, will you want to be UTR?
Some people who have known you in these days and meet you as a civilian may try to manipulate. This is harassment, but what are you going to say?
Plan for the worst. Prepare for the worst. If it does not happen, your preparation now will give you peace of mind so you are less likely to be caught off guard and suffer for it.
Therefore you may want to devise a SIMPLE script now to use to establish plausible denial when some one asks, and stick to it.
Practice it now with a trusted friend who will keep it confidential.
If you get out of the life, leave it ALL behind, or it may cost you in a myriad of ways.
2. I had a boyhood friend whose mom was a provider. He became aware of it as a teen, and it cost him. This is not blaming. This is just my memory of my good friend, a giant of a fellow with whom I played ball and rode to school and hung out. Recalling his perplexity and how it played out tragically, I would encourage every provider to set up a 'firewall' of privacy and discretion between your present career, and the kids and your family life. This is not a moral judgment. You are trying to provide for yourself and kids. OK.
But the kids do not need to know. They need to NOT know. If they learn of it, be honest with them, and understand the knowledge may cause them some confusion. I doubt that any child has the capacity to weigh those value judgments. And if it becomes known, then there will be some around who will use it against them if only to taunt them. That is a sad part of life on the playground. Kids can be mean to each other. There are bullies in the world, and bullies cheat when they play and fight dirty when conflict arises.
Protecting the kids at all costs is a parent's first and most important duty in life.
I wish you well as you approach the arrival of your baby.
I wish you happiness in every aspect of life.
absolut-Lee