Hobbying Ethics

drlove

Ph.D. in Pussyology
Oct 14, 2001
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I'm sure a great many of us have, at one time or another had the opportunity to see agency girls "on the side, privately". While sheer economics tends to be the impetus for these arrangements, is it ethical?? Moreover, does/should ethics even enter into the world of hobbying at all??

These are interesting questions, no doubt. Of course, who you are (e.g Hobbyist, SP, or agency) will dictate your viewpoint. On the surface, it seems win win for the SP/hobbyist. The client ends up paying less, and the lady still takes home more than if the transaction were above board and filtered through her workplace. The problem is, the agency gets screwed, and not in a good way!

After all, if it wasn't for the agency, the hobbyist would not have met the SP in the first place. Secondly, the agency is picking up the tab for the ladies promotion and other related costs. So is it really just business, or should dealings on the side be abhorred by one and all?? I would be interested in hearing from all sides in this issue.
 
A related note...

What if an agency were to learn that one of their valued clients was engaging in this practice?? Would they be blacklisted, or would the agency look the other way in the interests of garnering future business from said individual??
 
I think that this happens with people who work for agencies in all walks of life, not just the sex industry.
 
If its an ethics issue, its on the girl's side of the transaction, not the client's.

It is a problem if an SP solicits "on the side" business at the expense of the agency by stealing customers that stop booking through the agency. However, it is fairly common for an agency to turn a blind eye to her "freelancing" as long as she works her required shifts, continues to bring in new business, and has a high level of repeat clients.

It becomes a balancing act, but almost every agency SP I have ever met has at least 1-2 regulars on the side to supplement her income.