Esoteric7
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We tend to talk about seeing escorts like it's a victimless transaction, a business deal. Some even call the escort a predator for "taking advantage of lonely men."
Having seen so many escorts myself, I've realised I have been acting predatory.
Ask yourself one simple question: Why is she a prostitute?
Is it because she woke up with a burning passion to be intimate with sexually frustrated, lonely men off of the streets that she's never met before?
No.
She's there because:
You are leveraging your cash to bypass the need for mutual attraction, respect, or connection. You are paying for access to a vulnerable whore.
This is predatory behavior. The strong exploiting the weak.
You can dress it up with words like "transaction" and "consent," but if her consent is born from desperation, trauma, or coercion, how meaningful is it? You are bypassing genuine, mutual desire and replacing it with a financial ultimatum given to someone in a compromised position.
So if you're considering doing this, have the guts to admit what it is.
Had I known the implication of all this . . . I still would've done it
but I would've limited the frequency, not because I care about some scallywag whore
but because I don't like being a predator.
Having seen so many escorts myself, I've realised I have been acting predatory.
Ask yourself one simple question: Why is she a prostitute?
Is it because she woke up with a burning passion to be intimate with sexually frustrated, lonely men off of the streets that she's never met before?
No.
She's there because:
- She's financially trapped with no way out
- She's addicted to drugs and this is the fastest way to score
- She's a trafficking victim
- She has sexual trauma
You are leveraging your cash to bypass the need for mutual attraction, respect, or connection. You are paying for access to a vulnerable whore.
This is predatory behavior. The strong exploiting the weak.
You can dress it up with words like "transaction" and "consent," but if her consent is born from desperation, trauma, or coercion, how meaningful is it? You are bypassing genuine, mutual desire and replacing it with a financial ultimatum given to someone in a compromised position.
So if you're considering doing this, have the guts to admit what it is.
Had I known the implication of all this . . . I still would've done it
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