How has sex work changed your view of men? Do you think that what you're attracted to has stayed the same when compared to your civilian female friends or has it changed due to your experiences? Originally Posted by Blue_eyed_shy_guy
I think the dominant form of hostility towards sex work is that it gives women economic potential, primarily, and that we get to control our own bodies, secondarily. After that, the third most important hostility comes from women who I'll class as wives for now, because they see their errant husbands as mere putty in our silken claws. The Wife Class will always blame the woman though, whether it's p4p or civvie cheating.Most women here don't want to admit it and would prefer that it wasn't known or they were not reminded about it but Most women here have no control over their own bodies. The bodies are controlled by whatever monkeys on their back driving them to prostitute themselves for money in order to feed that monkey. You may be an exception but i am sure if you look around yourself you see plenty that don't have that choice.
Everyone knows men with resources have the pick of the litter when it comes to pussy, and it's always been that way. This has only recently come under scrutiny, so I doubt any major form of hostility towards sex work is due to men getting to play outside of the rules, as this is completely within the rules that men made to begin with.
I think it's inherently classist that it works this way, and I do sex work partially as an artistic stance against capitalism, but I think that's a discussion for another time and place. Originally Posted by BiancaBonVivant
I think it's important for me to stress that I do believe I am one of those rare women who really is made for this line of work. I've been intrigued by it since I was young, in a way similar to Dolly Parton, I'd say, and I jumped in pretty quickly after I turned eighteen. After I moved out of the house and it was safe, I began buying books about sex work: memoirs, anthologies, graphic novels, etc., and when I felt I had gathered enough information and observed the local hobby board long enough, I took my first steps into the field.Beautifully said. You do seem to be "made for this work."
As an anthropologist, I love to study people, and I find their darker sides to be much more interesting than whatever they expose to the world. I love collecting stories. I do this as much for my personal desire to learn about another person's inner life as anything. Truthfully, even without words I learn everything there is to know about a person through physical mimicry, which is a fundamental part of giving each client his preferred form of affection. It's inadvertent, the learning by osmosis, but this job is about channeling empathy and responding favorably, so it's unavoidable for me.
That's a long way of saying I knew about men before I started. However, over the years I have built on information, and for all my playful misandry, I realize men are more emotionally complex than they may initially reveal or admit, and I am lenient with their failings as humans, because we all fail as humans.
When it comes down to it, people really do treat others in a way that reflects on how they feel about themselves. If no one takes the time to love the most damaged among us, I don't think those people stand much of a chance of getting better themselves, and learning to treat others with respect.
I don't have many close female friends who aren't also escort/sugar baby/model types, or at least I don't talk about this kind of stuff with women who aren't in the industry because I think they're a little more delicate, and it's really none of their business if they're not willing to pick a man up after he's laid it all down. My best civilian friends (from high school/college) are either married lesbians, or they're too busy being doctors and lawyers and pro athletes. So far I think only two or three women from my graduating class have had children, although a few more than that are married to men. So, looking from further back even, I don't think my attitude of general hesitation towards men and relationships is atypical for my demographic. Originally Posted by BiancaBonVivant
For instance, some ladies would require much more than $650 to meet with Whispers; and some would accept much less than that to pity-fuck David Duechbeak. Originally Posted by Mr PeabodySo, whut yer a-sayin' is Ah gots a chance fer a pity-fukk. Fair enuff. Ah'll take whut Ah kin git. Jus' so long as they don't pity meh so much thet they cry. But Ah reckon thar teardrops mite werk as lube. Thar Ah go a'gin, always tryin' ta make tha best uva bad sit-chew-ay-shun.
This is an interesting point, but it's oversimplified. In real-world dating, there are many factors that make people attracted to each other. A weight/fitness difference might be a big factor, but it could easily be outweighed by other factors. Men always forget the undeniable fact that women are attracted to many things in men, and looks are not necessarily the most important factor in their decision. A "fun personality" and "financial stability" and "emotional maturity" seem to routinely top "looks" when women are asked what they are looking for. So, on this basis alone, you shouldn't feel guilty about liking women who are slimmer than you are, even in the real world.
Should a man with a BMI in the 30s or more feel guilty if he's only physically attracted to slender and/or petite women?
Should he see it as a defect in himself?
I frequently *do* feel guilty, and think that it *is* a defect in myself, but it's also not something I believe I can 'train' myself out of. Originally Posted by Blue_eyed_shy_guy
But, remember, this isn't the real world AT ALL. The women I've met here in the hobby have been great people for the most part, and I have enjoyed getting to know them, but I'm under no illusion that they would date me in civilian life.I definitely agree with this.
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I don't expect the providers of eccie to go ga-ga over me and get wet the moment I walk in the door. I just expect them to be affectionate, understanding, and sexually available. I do my best to be affectionate and understanding back since they are human beings, too, and I do want them to enjoy their brief time with me. I have empathy for them and am grateful to them for sharing their bodies (and minds) with me. They deserve respect from us, regardless of their looks. Originally Posted by astronut
Most women here don't want to admit it and would prefer that it wasn't known or they were not reminded about it but Most women here have no control over their own bodies. The bodies are controlled by whatever monkeys on their back driving them to prostitute themselves for money in order to feed that monkey. You may be an exception but i am sure if you look around yourself you see plenty that don't have that choice."feed that monkey"
Those ladies, they see anybody and everybody they can and often times compromise their rates and almost always compromise themselves in order to feed the monkey.
A few manage to wrest control back over time but the remaining scars last a lifetime and they never amount to what they could have been. Originally Posted by Whispers