I disagree. I found it quite interesting. She pretty much cuts out all the bullshit. A different POV.
She is not finished with writing her story. Every day she writes more and more. My suggestion just read and look for new posts. She is no longer an addict and is now living in Greece, where she is doing much better. The more she writes the more you will see that this "broken girl" is no longer "broken"
No it's not the views of all Sps sweetie, it's her experience, her point of view, she even states in the beginning some may not like it and some will. This industry is a world of secrecy, some of us ladies have to hide what we do, from our children, our families, friends, school if we attend one, you pooners sometimes have to hide things from your wives, GFs, co-workers, ect. She admits that she hates men, but keep reading, she has much more to say.
If you actually read it, it makes sense, you have to remember that she quit at a young age. She has an impediment, she talks about it as you read further into the her story.
There are risks in everything. Us ladies take a large risk, you pooners take a large, this industry is full of risks, hence the reason that majority of us approach with caution. When I read about her rape, I became angry, scared, sad. That's a horrible thing to have happen, whether young or old.
It's true, whether we like it or not it is true. She posted it on another board, along with some other things, someone had the same thoughts as you, maybe it's a guy, but it isn't. One can only be as open and as accepting as one wants to be. This is the sex trade, and what has happened to her has happened to many others. It is reality, whether we like it or not.
There's too much SP lingo to be a housewife (unless she surfs sites like TERB). It could be a pooner. But I'm getting a sense that it's written from a woman's POV. So maybe blissful? JK.
Do you know for sure? Do you know Larissa? I am not trying to be a hard-ass, and the stories seem entirely believable and are, frankly, the type of experiences and sentiments and emotions one would expect a woman in this industry to go through. But apart from the seeming believability of it all, how are you so certain that this particular blogger is who she claims to be? Thanks.
I don't venture over this way much. Is Veena still around ;-). Larissa is indeed a real women and what's she's blogging is what was her reality. I'm dated her for approximately 9 months and she did live with me for some time. I wasn't privy to all the details of her life but had a general idea. I know more about her recent past and less about her life in Toronto. Much of that is a mystery and will probably remain that way eternally. Her English is admittedly poor but some of it is an impediment she has getting the thoughts from her brain to paper. It's something she had since being a child and I would surmise probably one of the causes of her frustration when going to school. She was reticent to blog because of her bad English but I told her do it & post the raw & blunt truth.
