justabitofred
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- Jun 6, 2021
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The problem is it's not a 'job'. She would be getting paid thousands of dollars, and wouldn't be free to spend whatever she earns however she sees fit - it's all on credit cards and 'expense accounts' that he controls, and I would guarantee that there'll be a limit on how much she can spend, and probably on what she can spend it on. Most sex workers actually value their independence, and I can't imagine many would opt for this, as they'd be basically walking away from their established lives to be at someone else's beck and call.
She said she's seen this guy a few times - it doesn't sound like they've had an ongoing relationship at all, and she's given no indication that she actually likes him.
I think you're right that being judgemental and condescending isn't helpful, but it's probably not great to overly romanticise things either. This situation, as it's been described, is NOT giving her financial independence.
Well I'm NOT a sex worker. I go to school, live at home, well I used to have a job. I don't hang around a street corner at night. I mean how would I do that, sneak out of my room and sneak back in? So as soon as I take money I'm a sex worker?