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I don't think that's typical, at least not in my experience. Woman C was spouting radfem dogma, like she'd been indoctrinated by the Sisterhood after she left the industry to be their walking talking anti-prostitution ex-prostitute. We saw and heard something very similar a few months ago on that appallingly biased Lateline episode.
I have definitely met WLs who have not had their heart in it or were just too blasé about the booking or lost what little spark they displayed after the fee was paid. Naturally, I never return for a second helping of such service.
As for the women I do see repeatedly, I don't think any of them despise me, not unless they're bloody good actresses. I'm under no illusions that they are madly in love with me but nor do I believe they hate me (at least I hope not). I also don't think any of them wanted to be sex workers when they grew up, but now that that's what they are doing, all seem quite comfortable with it because it suits their present circumstances (e.g. good money for relatively little part-time effort for one who is a student, another who is a part-time office worker, etc.).
Importantly, they all do have a choice, none of them were forced into this line of work. One ML even said to me she tried going back to a normal job for a few months but hated it, so she came back to the parlour where she makes more cash, works fewer hours and has more fun. It's worth noting that those Cosmo interviews were with US sex workers, who operate under little or no legal protection (as Women A and B indicated). Thankfully, it's not as bad here... for now.
Great reply Your XLNC. Thank you.
I must agree with your observations. I have seen ladies who are obviously there for the money. Those who are all smiles and eyes until money changes hands, then the cold sets in. The term "starfish" comes readily to mind and you feel that it is a "Get in - Get off - Get out" scenario.
On the other hand, I have met ladies who I am totally convinced have been pleased to see me. I am clean. I am considerate and respectful. I may not be pretty, or buff, or well endowed, but I am pretty sure that my presence may be preferred over some clients I have run into. However, that is just my opinion.
I recently met a certain angel who has me totally convinced she enjoys our times together. I am with you in that I know it will not go further than what it is and that is the way it should be. I am married and will stay that way, anyway. Her circumstances are her own.
My original question was not necessarily a claim that all working ladies hate us, but rather to discuss the possibility of the Woman C scenario being true for some. The next questions to consider would be "Who's fault is it" and "What can we do about it"?