Rant - So what do you do for a living?

shane.katz

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What world do you live in where a girl used to throw a drink or hit a man just for talking to her? And what world do you live in where a man should feel honored to speak to a women? You have been a whore for too long. You should try to be an escort...or a lady.

You speak like a hustler. You know those street drug dealers that have been in the game for so long that they always have their finger on the trigger even in safe situations because they don't know anything normal.

This is my first rant, at least an official one.

Mine is when you meet someone new, and its the start of the getting to know them part why do they have to think it's ok to drill them about what you do for a living.

This is also a giant topic now around the dinner table, my mom and cousin feel the same way they are nurses and they hate it when people ask them what they do for a living me of course for obvious reasons I do not like being asked that question especially if I am in a casual dating setting.

What happen to the days when men where happy you just had a job and didn't care of the details of it when did this change and when can it go back to the good old days where you were happy just to have a women who will even talk to you without throwing a drink in your face or giving you an elbow in the stomach.
 

Mikehorn

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What world do you live in where a girl used to throw a drink or hit a man just for talking to her? And what world do you live in where a man should feel honored to speak to a women? You have been a whore for too long. You should try to be an escort...or a lady.
She just doesn't get that these kind of posts are a giant red flag to any decent gentleman who is considering seeing her.
 
1) You're right of course but that's not how the "dating" world works.
Guess I should consider myself fortunate not to be in that position then... Sounds like a real rat race... :eek:

That's good! It's not like you actually have to spend money on them. Just make them think you will. The once you've gotten what you wanted out of them (sex), move on to the next victim.
Keep digging that hole deeper LJ... soon you will find yourself too deep in it to ever get out...
 

Alex_Ontario

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This is my first rant, at least an official one.

Mine is when you meet someone new, and its the start of the getting to know them part why do they have to think it's ok to drill them about what you do for a living.
It all depends on who it is and what social situation you're in....

If it's someone who I just met at some sort of gathering where I am engaged in a general conversation then I will tell them what I do for a living and not get into specifics about it.

I used to escort full-time for a couple of years, left for months or years at a time to pursue different things and have something else to fall back on now. So I can understand the pressure when someone asks an escort what she does for a living. You're esentially living a double life. The stress and pressure that comes with this can be enormous.

Being involved in the escort industry is like turning a light switch on and off. The light isn't on 24/7 anymore and I'm not consumed with 'the life' as many people have coined this as term for 'hooking'. LOL. So when I'm asked what I do for a living legitimately or in the eyes of the morality squad, there are no issues.

If it's a situation where the questions regarding employment are asked in the hopes of pursuing a relationship, then I may go into further detail such as what my job entails, the trials and tribulations, and possibly a general idea on the income scale.

If it's a client, I keep my business to myself. It also depends on the level of trust and how long I have known that person for. If it's a 'Johny come lately' type who I just met and they ask, I attempt to keep the conversation as general as possible. Some people are just nosy so letting clients think I escort full-time makes the situation easier. A lot of them are under the impression that we don't have too much else going on so I just let them think that. No further questions asked. Life is already too complicated... so I just go with the flow. Personally I don't care what they think because most of them don't know me from a hole in the wall.


What happen to the days when men where happy you just had a job and didn't care of the details of it when did this change and when can it go back to the good old days where you were happy just to have a women who will even talk to you without throwing a drink in your face or giving you an elbow in the stomach.
After many decades, men and women have evolved and seeking out someone for a relationship now is like the beginning of a partnership in a business. Gone are the days where women were considered baby making machines or only good enough to stay home and clean the house. Be glad when someone takes interest in you, it shows character. Whether or not, you may not like the questions being asked, they are still relevant. It is a choice you have to come to grips with when these questions pop up. You can be honest with yourself and your conscience and tell the truth and risk someone turning away from you regardless of the social situation you're involved in or diversify your life and look for another job/career where social stigmas are not ultimately attached to you personally. Only you can make these choices but it is up to you to do what is best for you. If these employment questions bother you, it may the fact that the social pressures/stimgas are getting to you.
 

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It sounds like you wouldn't approve of her profession as an sp, yet you obviously visit them with frequency. I asked an sp for a relationship in the past, but she said it wouldn't work out because of her choice of career. I said, who cares what you do, I have no problem with it. She could provide service to 10 guys a day and it wouldn't bother me one bit as long as I got to spend some quality time with her each day.
Umm, actually I don't. My sexual intercourse has bee 100% civi side, and I have very rarely dipped into the 'release oriented' services' at SCs. (And never when I'm in a monogamous relationship.) But that's besides the point.

I have no issues with dancers / MPAs / SPs. I also have no issues with guys who are single, or have made 'reasonable efforts' to remain within the bounds of a monogamous relationship seeing dancers / MPAs / SPs as a way of safely coping after those 'reasonable efforts' have failed.

I have more respect for the guy with a wife and two young kids in a 'monogamous' relationship who sees a SP on the downlow as opposed to the guy who runs off with the secretary... I also have no issues with the notion that dancers / MPAs / SPs deserve love, meaningful relationships, and normal human intimacy...

With that being, I'm not going to lie and say that I'd know 100% for certian that I'd be OK with transitioning to a serious relationship with a dancer / MPA / SP that I met in my civi life. I'm honest enough to admit that.
 

skypilot

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I had a job that I did not like to tell people what I did for a living, primarily because it was a job that people were interested in and I got so many questions that I got bored. I used to tell men who asked that I sold life insurance and ask if they had adequate coverage - that usually caused them to get away from me as quickly as possible. I would tell women that I was a statistician, and in most cases that would end their questions.
 

spatial_k

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I don't undersdtand what the big deal is. Asking what you do for a living is a totally normal question and a good way to make small talk, when people ask further questions its not a given that they're trying to pry, just that they're trying to get to know you better or show an interest. Just say "I'm self-employed. I really like the freedom of making my own schedule because it frees me up for playing tennis, which is my favourite hobby" and push the conversation on from there. if they ask again what you do then you can gently push back and say you don't like to talk about it or whatever. You have to learn to deal with these situations rather than just demand everyone read your mind and change to suit you.
 

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Sorry for the side track, but who is that stunning brunette in the left of your sig pic?? YUMMY!! : )

That's good! It's not like you actually have to spend money on them. Just make them think you will. The once you've gotten what you wanted out of them (sex), move on to the next victim. It's the Tom Leykis method, and it will result in you getting more ass than a toilet seat.

 

ElCoyote

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Well said

It may suck, but the stigma around being in a relationship and being an SP can actually help you weed out the time-wasters and find mr.right.
If he cant handle your job, you can either quit because you choose to so do for him, drop him and continue what youre doing, or find a man who accepts you AND the job.

All are valid options, and ive never had a problem being up front about my "prior" life as an SP. I find in the end, they either respected me for my honesty..or kept it to a fling and nothing more.
Well said brooklyn, I completely agree with your viewpoint. I would much rather prefer an honest woman then someone who tries to conceal the truth about her past. I have a pretty liberal view on sex and sexuality, and knowing someone was a former sp doesn't make me have a negative view of them, it actually does the reverse. It actually shows to me the real integrity and empowerment of the lady. Also by being truthful about her past, makes her more likely to be truthful about other things during the realtionship/marriage etc.

So brooklyn wanna grab a coffee some time ;)

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