I wish people would stop writing these books and such glamorising the industry and making it seem like a fabulous way to get rich quick. This article really annoyed me actually.  Even the negatives have been made to look positive i.e  'it won't all be luxury travel and glamorous surroundings' WHAT?! I don't remember the last time I had either of those things.

I'm glad they at least touched on some of the negatives i.e stigma, secrecy and security though.

Don't get me wrong I love what I do, but I think some young girls are incredibly impressionable, and that as adults a fair and unbiased (as much as possible) view of the subject should be given.

Especially now that many of us are earning way less than we used to, I feel that it's a little inappropriate to make it seem like it's easy, fast money, and you will earn enough to completely change your way of life, because for a lot of girls, that is not the case and because money is the main incentive of this job (and the freedom it consequently gives you) for some of them the long term consequences could very well outweigh the small amount of cash. 

Sorry I don't think i explained that very well but I have 'sex brain' lol.

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I know, but it's the 'ALL BE' that I have a problem with. 'All be' makes it sounds like it will more than likely be like that a fair amount of the time (which is not the reality for most of us). It's just phrasing, I know, but it just bothers me. There are other things like 'Obviously escorting involves sex'... whereas if i had been interviewed written a book I would have made damn sure it was more transparent than that i.e 'I have sex for money' 'I get men asking me to go to Dubai with them, but they are mostly scam artists'. I don't know I just think it's painting a very fluffy picture. 

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