This discussion reminds me of an appointment I once had with a phenomenal woman. No, I'm not just saying that. At the outset, I expected it to be a session like any other. Was I wrong.
I was so intrigued by her personality and outlook on life that we spent the entire time just talking. One thing she said really struck me, and I still think about it to this day:
"When you make an appointment to see someone, you're getting that person."
So true. IMO, what individuals do for a living does not define who they are as people.
It amazes me that some men will go out of their way to actively attempt to dehumanize an SP by making derogatory remarks toward her, groping at her the minute she walks through the door, and basically ordering her around, simply because she happens to be selling sex for money, and they have paid the going rate.
Do they engage in a similar manner of interaction with their lawyer, their accountant, their doctor, their co-workers???
I often wonder if these individuals were to meet a lady who worked as an SP in a non work environment, without knowing she was an SP; I.e. (in the context of her civillian day job) what their estimation and/or reaction to her would be.
Let's try and remember as someone else pointedly stated in a previous post, that we are all human beings, with thoughts, feelings and emotions, and as such, deserving of mutual courtesy and respect.
