what about a close friend who you really care about but not a lover and have known each other for years and she comes to you and says i am thinking of trying this out. would you be supportive?That would make no difference to me it would be old history.
Happened twice. Both times I tried to make sure she was informed about some of the reality vs the hype. I introduced each to a few ladies I trust and were similar to she in personality, age, etc. so they ladies could answer questions I am not in the best place to answer.
One decided not to. One did. I helped the one who got into the business set some things up so she could do it as safely as possible. I wasn't sure it was right for her, but yes, once she decided, I supported her decision as I would anyone I care about.
if you got romantically involved with a woman already in this profession, would you want her to quit?
Yes. She agreed, but it wound up not working out for reasons having nothing to do with this business.
just curious about y'all's thoughts on this matter. what if a new woman you met admitted she used to be an escort but that was years ago? Originally Posted by sue_nami
would you want your wife or girlfriend to be in this business?
Absolutely Not.
what if you have an LTR and she wants to try this job, what would you think and tell her?
I would tell her there were other solutions to whatever issue was driving her towards it and help her find a more socially acceptable resolution or say Bye!
what about a close friend who you really care about but not a lover and have known each other for years and she comes to you and says i am thinking of trying this out. would you be supportive? with what caveats? would it matter if it was FS or FBSM?
I would tell her there were other solutions to whatever issue was driving her towards it and help her find a more socially acceptable resolution or say Bye!
what if you got romantically involved with a woman already in this profession, would you want her to quit?
Been there.... I did suggest she quit and that I would help her into a new life but also concluded the feelings were misplaced and the most we could ever be was friends.
just curious about y'all's thoughts on this matter. what if a new woman you met admitted she used to be an escort but that was years ago? Originally Posted by sue_nami
You are a fairly smart man, misguided at times IMO, but smart.
if you got romantically involved with a woman already in this profession, would you want her to quit?
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Yes. She agreed, but it wound up not working out for reasons having nothing to do with this business. Originally Posted by Old-T
If a need for support exists for a woman do you believe that a prostitute, knowing this, is less apt to work through something a woman never having entertained the though of selling her body might work harder to maintain? Originally Posted by WhispersI think for any woman the decision to stay in a relationship involves weighing the work & odds of fixing it vs the benefit of leaving. Any lady who has this experience, or any marketable experience, sees less risk in leaving and therefor may not work as hard to maintain it.
would you want your wife or girlfriend to be in this business?sue,
Nope
what if you have an LTR and she wants to try this job, what would you think and tell her?
You'll lose me
what about a close friend who you really care about but not a lover and have known each other for years and she comes to you and says i am thinking of trying this out. would you be supportive? with what caveats? would it matter if it was FS or FBSM?
Try talk her out of it, supportive regardless, make sure she understands the safety and emotional implications. BTW, been there.
what if you got romantically involved with a woman already in this profession, would you want her to quit?
Not gonna happen, perspective prevents. She might become a close friend though. BTW, been there
just curious about y'all's thoughts on this matter.
what if a new woman you met admitted she used to be an escort but that was years ago?
A civie is a civie regardless of past. Originally Posted by sue_nami
I think for any woman the decision to stay in a relationship involves weighing the work & odds of fixing it vs the benefit of leaving. Any lady who has this experience, or any marketable experience, sees less risk in leaving and therefor may not work as hard to maintain it.Always enjoy reading your words of wisdom.
I think a lot depends upon how much of her reasons for getting into the relationship were financial support vs emotional or other things. The more it was financial, the more your point is valid.
At one extreme are the battered women who refuse to leave a man--whether it is near total emotional dependency, or a great fear that they can make it on their own--or both.
In my case, money was not the issue. Her standard of living would have been roughly the same no matter which choice she made. Only a little of her income came from escorting. Originally Posted by Old-T