By preying on easy targets (providers) they have quite a racket going with men getting rich off the arrests of independent providers who are trying to pay their bills and support their families. Between the bond, the car impound, the lawyers and church going scam artists otherwise known as tax accountants there is a whole business revolving around stings and preying upon providers.
I also don't like feeling like a piece of meat.
Originally Posted by cinderbella
And women are made easy targets by reviews. Why do the review writers on these forums have to incriminate themselves and the women they spend time with, by revealing the intimate details that are nobody's business? Why can't men just say "I highly recommend so and so, but not what's her name!" and leave it at that?
I keep wondering why the cops don't arrest the men who are posting how much they paid for a BBBJ, instead of targeting the ladies they see, who would all be more than perfectly happy to sell simple companionship, and let the sex unfold naturally as they get to know someone gradually.
This is a ridiculously synthetic business. Simulating sexual hunger. And the unfortunate alternative is dire poverty and starvation. A friend of mind decided to quit. She just decided she would rather die than be degraded any further. I went by to see her a couple months later and she had lost about 45 pounds. She was thin as a twig. She had no food in her house.
Any man over 40 with minuscule compassion and sensitivity is going to feel frustrated and dissatisfied by a sexual connection that is devoid of genuine affection. One such man was so hurt by his divorce that he swore he would never marry again. He saw escorts for years. He reached the point where he
couldn't get it up to have sex with them any more, and came to me for advice.
I told him that he had depleted his own passion juice so drastically by having sex without involving his heart, that sucking a little bit from women wasn't enough to fuel his desire. You have to generate it from within to retain your power. And you generate it from within by developing intimacy skills.
It is sad, disheartening, and disturbing that so many married people are lacking in their abilities to connect intimately in a way that leads to passionate fulfillment. And even worse that their deficit has given birth to a hungry beast of a business like this, that openly provides the police with probable cause to investigate the women involved, who are the least capable of doing anything other than what they are doing.
I beat the drums of repetition....
Why don't the police arrest the men who are posting how much they paid for a BBBJTCAS from so and so, instead of putting so and so on the list of women that need to be arrested????
Having sex with men who post reviews is tantamount to having sex with a snitch who turns you in to the cops. Is this system is a reflection of how desperate women are for money? Are there women who enjoy being hounded by the cops, getting arrested, having to move, change their phone, and appreciate being put at risk, and want it that way? Are there women with Pancho Villa personality types who love dodging the bullets of law men? Are there any women in this business who would rather have men simply say "I thoroughly enjoyed having dinner with Lovely Linda Lady Best, and I highly recommend spending time with her, it is money well spent!"?