She does what she has to do
Sees it through
Provides a semblance of love
Wraps him in her hug.
Her thoughts far away
Tonight she must stay
Its all for the pay
Wishes herself far away.
Likes the money and clothes, not the sex, god know!
She does what she has to do
Sees it through
Provides a semblance of love
Wraps him in her hug.
Her thoughts far away
Tonight she must stay
Its all for the pay
Wishes herself far away.
Likes the money and clothes, not the sex, god know!
Not a happy life in spite of “…the money and clothes”.
Life is hard for some.
Thanks for your comment. There are some escorts who say they are happy in their work, the Honest Courtesan’s WordPress blog being an example of this (Maggie is a retired escort who married a rancher). There, are, on the other hands bloggers such as Rachel Moran who term themselves “survivors”. Moran advocates for the Swedish system under which those who pay for sex are criminilised while the working girl is not, her view being predicated on the assumption that prostitution is always exploititive and that it is the client who creates the demand for the service. Moran describes in her book, “Paid For” a horrendous experience in prostitution while other sex workers portray a more positive image. It is a highly contentious issue to put it mildly! Kevin
I agree. It may be the oldest profession but not a safe one in many ways either.