I think a lot of women in this industry need to be more cautious when screening and stop choosing clients based solely on how much money they wil make. Too many end up crossing their own boundaries just for the payout - seeing clients they don’t even like, entertaining them for years when they should’ve cut ties early on. That’s when the job starts feeling draining, and they grow resentful of the work they’re advertising - probably advertising for more social requests.Sometimes clients want the booking to be purely sexual, sometimes they want connection and companionship. I think people are realizing that sex workers are human beings with personalities and interests etc.
Personally, I never go into a session assuming a man doesn’t see me as a human being with a personality. But I get it - many women carry personal trauma that makes them wary, yet they’re in an industry where risk is built in.
This is a high-risk job—but the good news is, most men aren’t total assholes who think that way.
And that’s why some women shouldn’t even be in the industry. Many overlooked girls because of this arm candy stuff.