It's ok Kya. You see men the same way I see women. As a Tool. I can dig it and even respect it. Kindred spirits with opposing sex organs.
I actually disagree with you. I suspect that escorts are not all that well served by the existing advocacy group and that they could benefit significantly from some sort of "union".
I don't think it would be a proper union in the sense of forming a labour monopoly and achieving collective bargaining power, but rather a sort of inclusive advocacy group would probably be of great benefit to escorts.
I don't think there's any reason for such an organization to be a "man hating" organization, although it would inevitably be accused of such simploy for taking pro-escort positions.
It would be great to see such a thing form, as someone who cares much about the welfare of escorts in our city. Plainly you and I would not be members--it does not mean we have to view such an organization negatively though.
My point on this thread is that Kya has not demonstrated the soft skills necessary to build such an organization. She is too belligerent and divisive and will not attract a majority of the escorts in this city into her organization.
That's a shame, because it would have been nice to see such a group form and succeed, and perhaps someone other than Kya would be able to do that, which would have been a good thing.
Equally, Kya, if you are serious about doing this perhaps you could improve your own soft skills. You're going to have to if you want to succeed at this.
You can tell me my opinion doesn't matter but I have a lot of real world experience building and advancing organizations and I can see the errors you are making in your quest to build this group. Everyone can learn and better themselves--so can you--just recognize that you will have to make an attitude adjustment if you want to succeed.
This may all strike you as harsh but it's friendly advice.