I was sitting here, enjoying all the fun (and more disturbing) posts) of both hobbyists and providers, when I started thinking of what it must be like to be a provider. You know, as a female type person in the business full time.
I really did. Well, for about 1 minute,48 seconds. Until i was this cute 38 year old girl trying to make car payments, child care payments, health insurance, rent, health club, etc, and all the other things a regular income takes care of. But i had to do it all by seeing strange guys and never knowing what the week's income would be. The uncertainty scared me to death. And I hadn't even gotten to imagining the scattering of rude, smelly, cretins waiting for me so I could pay the bills. Whew. ya gotta be one tough cookie.
My question is: what do you think is the best book available that explains what it is like to be a provider? The real story. the ups and downs, strange discoveries and (of course) the ins and outs (pun intended).
Surely some nice lady has written a biography or tell all book. Can't wait to ask my library to get it for me!