Lesbian Female / 40
Transitioning Out Of The Sex Business Is Difficult Without A Mentor
I walked home from a fight with a friend. A man pulled up and offered me a ride. I didn't care, he could do what he wanted. He asked what was the price, I said 100 for sex, 300 for the night. We went to a motel, I asked to see the money, he put five twenties on the side table. I took off my dress, he wanted tits so I took off my bra, my panties were off, I laid back and opened my legs. He took care of business, we got dressed and I told him I needed a ride to close to where I lived.
That was twenty years ago, I was 19, prostitution was everywhere, it was my first time. I didn't have a pimp. I started dancing at a club, made decent money. They had a pimp and I said no. He asked if I would do women, I agreed to that. Over two years I banked 100 thousand, women pay tips and they ask for you by name.
A guy I knew offered me an out, move with him to Georgia where he had a new job, go straight, quit dancing and prostitution. I went, went straight, no women. Got a job selling closets in a new subdivision area, made pretty good money for someone with out a degree. A man looked me up and offered me a job managing a strip club, salary, bonus and override. My friendly partner said no, did I want it capitalized?
Going straight was a one hundred times harder than quitting the sex trade. I don't think I could do it, I needed a woman, for me. It's been twenty years, I live with my SO, we have an interior design business, I'm back office, she's the talent. My friend, he's the bank.
That was twenty years ago, I was 19, prostitution was everywhere, it was my first time. I didn't have a pimp. I started dancing at a club, made decent money. They had a pimp and I said no. He asked if I would do women, I agreed to that. Over two years I banked 100 thousand, women pay tips and they ask for you by name.
A guy I knew offered me an out, move with him to Georgia where he had a new job, go straight, quit dancing and prostitution. I went, went straight, no women. Got a job selling closets in a new subdivision area, made pretty good money for someone with out a degree. A man looked me up and offered me a job managing a strip club, salary, bonus and override. My friendly partner said no, did I want it capitalized?
Going straight was a one hundred times harder than quitting the sex trade. I don't think I could do it, I needed a woman, for me. It's been twenty years, I live with my SO, we have an interior design business, I'm back office, she's the talent. My friend, he's the bank.
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