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I was wondering this as well but have no idea where to look for that. Anyone know?

A few years ago in the Sugarbaby feature, she said the first couple clients were actually alright and (I think) didn't even want sex. The third guy wasn't good though. A small, perhaps insignificant detail.

I don't know that this story (which has not reached very far yet at all in the media) will be a big enough sensation that the police start to hunt down all the fellows in the hundreds (or more) of phone numbers they have. The resources involved would be more than they would likely be willing to...

I agree that perspectives from multiple angles are important, but I would say this is far from an unbiased one. That's normal, though - how could it be?

Truly the definition of hors sujet in this case.

100%. There's a lot of trauma there, which is what led to her framing of it, I suspect.

First time in a while that @Skym 's posts haven't appeared and dominated the top 10 threads in the lounge.

What trial? Did her case go to trial? Not as far as I'm aware. But maybe it will now, in another form.

Sounds about right. It's just a shame, because there's enough blame to go around... one of the few lights could have been the good clients! Alas, it also helps to perpetuate the pervasive thought that all men who see SP's are immoral. I don't blame her either for how she felt, I just wish it...

I don't know about your examples and am not prepared to say she was lying about those things. One thing that raised a flag for me, though, was when she said she had never seen a nice/good client. She was there for a year. Only awful people booked her? It seems very implausible, if not...

tbh I'm not sure the cops are going to be hunting down people on the forum here, connecting them to seized phone numbers, etc. That seems like quite the operation. Maybe, but it seems unlikely.... and I'm as concerned as anyone about the numbers being siezed.

Given everything, it's funny that you felt the need to confidently make that statement in bold. It's also funny, that, given Euphoria and Forever exist... which are just as good if not better. But better and good and so on are all called into question now - so what does any of it really mean to...

My friend, this story is far from finished.

Interesting. We'll have to assume it wasn't XO, as it sounds like it wasn't unheard of over there...

That's what I thought I heard, and it surprised me. I figured every agency SP, just given the numbers, would have at least a few nice clients over the course of a year. It's not impossible, just seems highly unlikely. I gather it's also possible, though, that if sufficiently traumatized, it all...

If I understood what she said correctly, she said that she only saw clients who treated her badly. Did I understand that right?

I've been thinking about this a lot since the news broke, and I can't get my head around what happened there. I mean, I can - it's not hard to comprehend - but I guess it just makes me really unhappy with the state of it all. It's awful and sad and should never be allowed to happen. I feel so...

They don't literally mean life or death. There's a reason people use the term survivor in relation to rape, for instance, or abuse.

As has been pointed out, at least some were blackmailed into staying. Not so easy to walk away.

To be fair, it's probably the biggest news in the hobby in a decade or more - and untold numbers of members here are in some way implicated.