SPs in General Population
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There is a lot of "In and out. " in this business. Some ladies are only in it to clear up a debt. Some do it after a divorce to stabilize the situation. I have even heard of a married woman going in the biz with her husbands consent to save the house from foreclosure. So if you count all the ladies that have done it for one day, one week, one year or twenty years. I would say it is somewhere in the 10-15% range of the female population. ( Canada )
In Spain where the unemployment rate is more than 3 times that of Canada, things must be worse.
In Spain where the unemployment rate is more than 3 times that of Canada, things must be worse.
Making a guess that the number of different clients a typical SP or MPA has seen to
be no less than 500 but allowing for the overlap of clients between them what do you
think the percentage of the general population who hobby? Seems to me a range of
10%--20% for every 1% of the population who works in the industry is a reasonable
estimate.
be no less than 500 but allowing for the overlap of clients between them what do you
think the percentage of the general population who hobby? Seems to me a range of
10%--20% for every 1% of the population who works in the industry is a reasonable
estimate.
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10% is a ridiculously high number for Canada. In Cuba on the other hand this number I'd say is more than 50% and is only this low because some women never met a foreigner yet..
There may be guys who inhaled marijuana only once in their entire life. But a man
who has paid for sexual services once and never tried it again must be an ultra-rarity.
In my mind a hobbyist is someone who has experimented with MPAs or SPs for at least
a brief period.
who has paid for sexual services once and never tried it again must be an ultra-rarity.
In my mind a hobbyist is someone who has experimented with MPAs or SPs for at least
a brief period.
some guys didn't like marijuana and stopped after one attempt not realizing that they haven't even gotten high properly.
Same should apply to the hobby, no?
Interesting thread.....I've noticed myself...actually going thru the mall or wherever and seeing a pretty girl/ woman and thinking Hmmmmm...she'd make a good escort...or yeah...I'd pay to do her...LOL
Only started doing it since I started hobbying...yeah...I'm a sick fuck.
Only started doing it since I started hobbying...yeah...I'm a sick fuck.
Yeah. Far less than 1%.
Try to back-of-the-envelope it. How many women do you figure START work as an SP each year in Toronto? It's got to be way less than 1000 new starters each year, but let's go with 1000 to estimate on the high side. And in the GTA including the close suburbs there's about 3 million women. So over a 10 year period you've got less than 10,000 women entering the business, which is only 1/3rd of 1% of the female population.
And I think those are pretty aggressive numbers. New starters in the business each year may be only a quarter of that, or even less, considering that some of the SP's in Toronto have been doing the job for several years.
The number would go up if you included MPA's, but not by that much--maybe it would double or triple--but the above is ignoring that a lot of women who come to Toronto work as SP's came in on temporary visa's and go home after awhile, especially in the asian and EE categories.
So less than 1% is a safe bet, and it is likely a lot less than 1%.
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NOW... if you redefined SP to be "any woman who ever traded sex for some sort of financial/monetary benefit... depending how you defined that... maybe you would get into 5% or higher territory, and if you included into that gold-diggers in normal relationships with a boyfriend they are only interested in for financial reasons--sky's the limit. But these would be mostly private transactions between two individuals with an existing relationship, not a service advertised to the public which is what we usually mean by "SP".
Me TOO!!!Interesting thread.....I've noticed myself...actually going thru the mall or wherever and seeing a pretty girl/ woman and thinking Hmmmmm...she'd make a good escort...or yeah...I'd pay to do her...LOL
Only started doing it since I started hobbying...yeah...I'm a sick fuck.
However, let me get to my offering.... It is a very amusing post to see how people here perceive this activity. I am considering, all the one timers who need a sudden expense paid and those who have arrangements that cover rent, or what have you. But what about the office types who have gotten into better positions or received some compensation, for a job well done in off the clock meetings!
I am sure this would make the number a bit higher than most would first guess. I know it isn't straight cash but it does have financial benefit to it. Doesn't that sort of thing qualify to be in this arena? If this is allowed and all the usual ways girls get into the biz... I would have to say 50-60%.
Women know how to use that power when they need to... So they may be consistant with it as they want or not.
I think "SP" means a woman who is offering a service to the public.
Women who use sex to get ahead at the workplace very rarely engage in a direct quid-pro-quo. "I'll give you a BJ for a raise" just doesn't really happen.
What happens is that junior women in an organization form relationships with men in powerful positions--which is what women do everywhere. It's not even necessarily calculated--she probably really is attracted to the guy, because women are naturally attracted to guys with power and status. In any case some sort of relationship is formed--it might just be a flirty friendship, it might develop into a full blown affair. Sex isn't being explicitly traded for opportunity, instead, it's used to build up a relationship with key people. A form of networking. Some people form networks by playing golf, attractive women form networks by flirting, sometimes having affairs. But they are networks--the result is they become friends, no deal is made.
What happens next is that over the years as the woman moves through her career the guy will help out his friend now and then--referring her to a position he knows is open, putting in a good word for her with the hiring manager, giving her a bit of advice that other people don't have on how to approach an opportunity. Once you have a relationship with someone powerful, the benefits are ill defined but real.
That sort of thing gets really blurry and calling that woman a prostitute, I think, fails to hit the mark.
Women who use sex to get ahead at the workplace very rarely engage in a direct quid-pro-quo. "I'll give you a BJ for a raise" just doesn't really happen.
What happens is that junior women in an organization form relationships with men in powerful positions--which is what women do everywhere. It's not even necessarily calculated--she probably really is attracted to the guy, because women are naturally attracted to guys with power and status. In any case some sort of relationship is formed--it might just be a flirty friendship, it might develop into a full blown affair. Sex isn't being explicitly traded for opportunity, instead, it's used to build up a relationship with key people. A form of networking. Some people form networks by playing golf, attractive women form networks by flirting, sometimes having affairs. But they are networks--the result is they become friends, no deal is made.
What happens next is that over the years as the woman moves through her career the guy will help out his friend now and then--referring her to a position he knows is open, putting in a good word for her with the hiring manager, giving her a bit of advice that other people don't have on how to approach an opportunity. Once you have a relationship with someone powerful, the benefits are ill defined but real.
That sort of thing gets really blurry and calling that woman a prostitute, I think, fails to hit the mark.
