The Ask-A-Hooker Thread
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Oh grow up... not only would Angela and I not fight like that but everyone knows that oil makes it much harder to submit your opponent.tboy said:
In answer to the shadows question, it's been asked before but sometimes. When I'm not posting in my mobile I'll elaborate more, I do have a very different work ethic than Gen in regards to this but typing on the screen is painful. ;-)
I'm glad I understand the work ethic comment... I hope to change that, btw (not with Kyra).Kyra_to said:Oh grow up... not only would Angela and I not fight like that but everyone knows that oil makes it much harder to submit your opponent.
In answer to the shadows question, it's been asked before but sometimes. When I'm not posting in my mobile I'll elaborate more, I do have a very different work ethic than Gen in regards to this but typing on the screen is painful. ;-)
And Kyra, what do you have in your hand that you don't know if you should drink it? Colour me confused... PS I think your Latin is a little off... "Hocine bibo aut in eum digitos insero" is the phrase you've paraphrased, unless you're just wondering if you should be drinking it. But knowing you, the second part may be even more appropriate!
And please, please, please do not lock this thread! I am still enjoying it immensely!
Having said that, I think we should post a poll on Shadow's question...
What motivated your decision to become a prostitute? I understand that you wanted or perhaps needed the money, but only a rare breed of women choose to do what you do. What makes you different?
Do you think that sexual abuse early in life influences women to become sex workers?
How has working as a prostitute changed your views on sex, and in society in general?
I see many women come and go from the various agency websites after only a short period of time. What are the most common reasons as to why they leave? Is it mainly because of the clients?
Do you think that sexual abuse early in life influences women to become sex workers?
How has working as a prostitute changed your views on sex, and in society in general?
I see many women come and go from the various agency websites after only a short period of time. What are the most common reasons as to why they leave? Is it mainly because of the clients?
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I have a university degree from Queens'and a post-graduate 4 year naturopathic medical degree.squash500 said:Here's another question
If I was to guess I would say Kyra, Gen, Becky and Angela.
Hank250 said:
You answered your last question with your first comment that only a rare breed of woman can do this job.. never mind choose it.
I've many many people who were sexually abused.. including men. I have no idea on the numbers but I wasn't and I don't think it's any more than the general population when I think about the ones I know of.. of course there are probably many professionals and many non-sex-worker friends who wouldn't necessarily tell me.
squash500 said:Here's another question
If I was to guess I would say Kyra, Gen, Becky and Angela.
I have a university degree and a college diploma.
I have a work ethic regarding shadows??? What am I missing here? Is something getting lost in the translation again?Kyra_to said:Oh grow up... not only would Angela and I not fight like that but everyone knows that oil makes it much harder to submit your opponent.
In answer to the shadows question, it's been asked before but sometimes. When I'm not posting in my mobile I'll elaborate more, I do have a very different work ethic than Gen in regards to this but typing on the screen is painful. ;-)
Hank250 said:
I chose to do this because I enjoy sex, and I enjoy meeting people.
I was always very open minded, but being in this industry I have adopted an "it's just sex" attitude. As long as it doesn't involve children or animals, I'm cool with it.
I enjoy my clients as people, not just in bed. I have many regulars that I can count on, and that's important to me. I never would have met them if I hadn't been in this biz.
I don't know why some women leave the industry after a short time. Maybe they have made their money, maybe they paid off their schooling, met someone special or are just tired of it.
Post 916 by The shadow :genintoronto said:
Do you ever have an orgasm during sessions?
I'm referring to time with a male client.
All the time?
Some?
Never?
Gen - you have stated you are all about the customer and not concerned about your own orgasm . If it happens it's nice but not necessary . Kyra I assume will elaborate on her work ethic when it comes to personal gratification in a session .
What motivated your decision to become a prostitute? I understand that you wanted or perhaps needed the money, but only a rare breed of women choose to do what you do. What makes you different?
I think having a very open and uninhibited view and experience of sexuality (my own and that of others) is the main factor in my case. I don't think of sexual intimacy as something 'sacred' that is being 'soiled' by the exchange of money. Actually, the exchange of money and the 'dirtyness' aspect of hooking is part of the fun for me.
Do you think that sexual abuse early in life influences women to become sex workers? Some maybe. But I don't think that the majority of sex workers who choose without pressure and constraints to work in this industry have been abused, or that it was a significant factor into their decision. But I do think that for some, working in this industry may be a way to re-appropriate their sexuality on their own terms.
How has working as a prostitute changed how you views on sex, and in society in general? Not much. It did give me a window to the perspectives and ideas of people I would typically not associate with in my civilian life (due mostly to our different life styles and social classes), but I can't say that anything I've encountered in this industry has changed drastically my ideas or perspective on sex, life, the universe, and all that.
I see many women come and go from the various agency websites after only a short period of time. What are the most common reasons as to why they leave? Is it mainly because of the clients? Do you mean from one agency to another, or show up for a brief period of time, and then disapear?
I think having a very open and uninhibited view and experience of sexuality (my own and that of others) is the main factor in my case. I don't think of sexual intimacy as something 'sacred' that is being 'soiled' by the exchange of money. Actually, the exchange of money and the 'dirtyness' aspect of hooking is part of the fun for me.
Do you think that sexual abuse early in life influences women to become sex workers? Some maybe. But I don't think that the majority of sex workers who choose without pressure and constraints to work in this industry have been abused, or that it was a significant factor into their decision. But I do think that for some, working in this industry may be a way to re-appropriate their sexuality on their own terms.
How has working as a prostitute changed how you views on sex, and in society in general? Not much. It did give me a window to the perspectives and ideas of people I would typically not associate with in my civilian life (due mostly to our different life styles and social classes), but I can't say that anything I've encountered in this industry has changed drastically my ideas or perspective on sex, life, the universe, and all that.
I see many women come and go from the various agency websites after only a short period of time. What are the most common reasons as to why they leave? Is it mainly because of the clients? Do you mean from one agency to another, or show up for a brief period of time, and then disapear?
Oh! Got it. So it was Kyra's english that was to blame, not mine.smylee52 said:
I just read an article in the latest issue of Scientific American Mind on orgasms that could be relevant to the discussion. According to this article, brain-imaging studies show that "achieving orgasm requires more than heightened arousal: it requires a release of inhibitions engineered by shutdown of the brains's center of vigilance in both sexes and a widespread neural power failure in females". Quoting more from this article: "when a woman reached orgasm... brain activity feel in the amygdala, suggesting a depression of vigilance similar to that seen in men, who generally showed far less deactivation in their brain during orgasm than their female counterpart did. Fear and anxiety need to be avoided at all cost if a woman wishes to have an orgasm."
I don't know much about brain research and literature, so I can't make a very informed judgment on the quality and validity of the research and findings being discussed in this article, but it does make some sense to me.
I've always had a hard time cumming with a partner, but can generally make myself cum in a few minutes. I've long been thinking that part of it has something to do with me being a little bit of a control freak and having difficulties at letting go enough to be able to cum.
For what it is worth, I am also "degreed"Twinklegirl said:
. Are most of your clients "degreed"?genintoronto said:
If we could only manufacture the " letting go " pill what a wonderful world it would be
. More orgasms , fewer heart attacks , fewer ulcers , fewer Fundamentalists and so on . Might not be so good for the sex trade business (LOL).
Here's a link to the article; am just reading it now... and am already at stage one with Gen...genintoronto said:
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=the-orgasmic-mind
Edit: finished reading now, definitely in stage one... for those who are too lazy to follow the link, stage 1 is "desire"...
I have met a couple with post-graduate degrees, some teachers, social workers, and a registered nurse. There are some give-aways including proper English usage (spelling and grammar), and articulation. One is more likely to encounter the educated ones among the more mature practioners.squash500 said:Here's another question
If I was to guess I would say Kyra, Gen, Becky and Angela.
1) How do you shave your bikini zone and not get those little red welts?
2) How do you remove the hair that is up around the anus?
Those are two little questions I've always wondered about Now for something a little more serious...
3) Without naming any specific business, how do agencies actually treat their girls? Given the stories that I have heard directly from certain SPs, and the treatment that I have received as a costumer while just trying to book appointments, I know it's not all wine and roses!
Perhaps it's not a fair question to even ask, as the only answer an agency girl is likely rto give it that everything is fine (because the boss is likely to read this thread too). But, I'm gonna keep it out there anyway and just see what comes up...
2) How do you remove the hair that is up around the anus?
Those are two little questions I've always wondered about
Now for something a little more serious... 3) Without naming any specific business, how do agencies actually treat their girls? Given the stories that I have heard directly from certain SPs, and the treatment that I have received as a costumer while just trying to book appointments, I know it's not all wine and roses!
Perhaps it's not a fair question to even ask, as the only answer an agency girl is likely rto give it that everything is fine (because the boss is likely to read this thread too). But, I'm gonna keep it out there anyway and just see what comes up...
1) How do you shave your bikini zone and not get those little red welts?
I have very sensitive skin and always get those little red welts no matter what I do. It's annoying and sometimes painful so I try to keep it very short and stubbly instead of clean shaven to avoid the problem.
2) How do you remove the hair that is up around the anus?
I use Nair sensitive skin but only once in awhile...see above. lol
Those are two little questions I've always wondered about Now for something a little more serious...
3) Without naming any specific business, how do agencies actually treat their girls? Given the stories that I have heard directly from certain SPs, and the treatment that I have received as a costumer while just trying to book appointments, I know it's not all wine and roses!
No idea. I'm an indy. I'd like to know as well
Perhaps it's not a fair question to even ask, as the only answer an agency girl is likely rto give it that everything is fine (because the boss is likely to read this thread too). But, I'm gonna keep it out there anyway and just see what comes up...
I have very sensitive skin and always get those little red welts no matter what I do. It's annoying and sometimes painful so I try to keep it very short and stubbly instead of clean shaven to avoid the problem.
2) How do you remove the hair that is up around the anus?
I use Nair sensitive skin but only once in awhile...see above. lol
Those are two little questions I've always wondered about
Now for something a little more serious... 3) Without naming any specific business, how do agencies actually treat their girls? Given the stories that I have heard directly from certain SPs, and the treatment that I have received as a costumer while just trying to book appointments, I know it's not all wine and roses!
No idea. I'm an indy. I'd like to know as well
Perhaps it's not a fair question to even ask, as the only answer an agency girl is likely rto give it that everything is fine (because the boss is likely to read this thread too). But, I'm gonna keep it out there anyway and just see what comes up...
Rockslinger said:For what it is worth, I am also "degreed"
I have clients from all spectrums including students, blue collar, professionals and a couple university professors. They are all horny regardless of the letters after their name.
