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I frequentlly have men offering me money for sex, its usually some hundred dollars so i dont sell myself but now someone wants to pay me 5k... i dont know if i can do it but im really considering this. What now? What if i say yes but i cant do it?
It's not something to be trifled with. Think long and hard because it will affect you throughout your future.
You're already a prostitute, selling yourself for money. Now you're just negotiating. You did it before so you'll be able to do it again. You either stop this completely and live decently or continue doing this toxic thing, regardless of the deals. It's your decision, but keep in mind that it's damaging you.
Don't, it'll probably cost more than 5K to treat all the STDs you'll get
I’ll offer two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda.
Arent we all doing something for money. People talk about women who marry for money, but when you really get down to the essence of it all, isnt that what we all do. Men take a job/position they dont really want for money. Go for it, screw everyones thoughts. If it betters your standing it is alright
Be careful - whoever is trying to make this offer probably isn't GOT $5,000 and just be some cheap azz muthah fuggah not pay no chil suppot to baby mamma and be running from da poe poe. Sheeeet!
What do you do that you get regular offers of money for sex? Is it a strip club? You know them guys ain't got no $5,000. probably ain't got even $500. if the got $5,000 to flash around, it is probably fake bills.
I say do not take the offer. There is another possibility - it is some cop trying to catch someone in the act of prostitution. You never really know who a cop is. Like society, they come in all ages, colors, fitness levels, charisma levels, personalities, etc.
However, if you know the guy real well, know he has money, and you are not gonna get busted, then maybe go ahead and take the offer.
Buffalo cheese burger, with bacon, and avocado, dash of tapatio.
And a cold boiler maker.
Look at what it will do to your self esteem and self respect. I've never met a prostitute that seemed to carry herself with pride and a sense of self worth. They always say it's not worth it.
No you aren't. You're an annoing person who constantly nags people who disagree with you. You are a whore and there's nothing amazing in you.
Ur pretty cool but how long did it take you to get back to normal? I'm guessing you went through a lot.
Don't believe her. She'll say later how she feels like life is worthless, and then how she feels like it has no meaning. Then she'll say how science is bullshit and everything she doesn't comprehend or like is nonsense. Then she'll say how everybody who has an opinion on decency should apologize to whores for slut-shaming. Then she'll tell you what to do with your life and then she'll nag you regardless of your choice. And also she won't hesitate to tell you how inefficient or bad you are in your career while she is doing much better, only to confess later that what she does isn't bringing her the intended benefits. People who say they are great/amazing/kings aren't. They just try to aid their damaged mental health with self-pride and malignant narcissism. I just saved you the time and frustration so you're welcome.
Damn. Uh, thanks?
Looks like you guys go way back. We all have our personality quirks, but I'll heed what you say.
Be careful who you heed. You'll notice that this yahoo also claims in multiple posts here that the OP is already a prostitute when this post clearly states that she's been offered and has not done it.
I know. I'm an direct and harsh person :'( sometimes I don't want it and I regret being mean, but when I get pushed on my buttons I feel the urge to tell the truth and to shut enemies down this way. Forgive me, people.
I'm still in therapy. Prostitution isn't a joke and I hope this girl never does it. Yes it's 5k but it's a lifetime of trouble.
I'm a Christian, so I shouldn't encourage you. However, prostitution is quite lucrative.
But clients need to be selected carefully, because of STDs, thieves, and murderers.
There's a joke- "What's the difference between a drug dealer and a hooker? A hooker can wash her crack and sell it again."
The gross profit of 5k for selling something that you barely pay to sell is bound to be good.
that really depends.. if you use protection and are sure the guy won't harm you or end up not paying and if you really think hard on how this will affect you mentally in the future. For some it will have a negative impact and for others it doesn't.
I think it's completely fine for adults to pay other adults for sex as long as it's safe and everyone is consenting. But a lot of people would regret doing it.
It's down to you. Would you feel bad afterwards? Would you care about what other people thought? Would you be ok to potentially lose a future partner because they weren't comfortable with it (or would you be prepared to lie and hope they never found out?).
If you are sure the answer to all of those questions is no then go for it.
Don't do it. Prostitution could mess you up emotionally. If you do it you would be just that, a prostitute. Even if it's just one time, could you live with yourself? You might find yourself using drugs, and alcohol to cope. You could mess yourself up bad, girly.
A lot of people are depressed, cannot live with themselves, use drugs, drink, and are messed up as it is.
Prostitution is not the cause of all those things, it is sometimes the result of it.
I've sold myself. 5k seems to be the going rate for a hot 19 year old. It's never worth it.
I did buy a farm tho and now can live as I've always wanted to.
I could never do that, and I would have to be heavily drugged the whole time. My emotions flow like diarrhea. Unless some rich dude is turned on by wailing banshees, and ferocious gorgons. I'm not money motivated enough to sacrifice myself like that.
I do not disagree, and I fully support you! I think when someone is tempted to cheat there are two options. I think the person should talk to his, or her partner about the lack of intimacy in the relationship, and maybe even go to couples counseling. Another option is that the person who is considering infidelity should end the relationship. I think cheaters want to have their cake, and eat it too.
My most recent ex used to always tell me that practically all of his exes have cheated on him. After about a year with him I could kinda understand why they would cheat, but I'm glad to say I never cheated on him. I'm just happy that I left, yanno.
Cheating is cowardly.
That's because decency is strong in you. But I know you and I'm sure of that and of your dignity; no need to explain. I've noticed this years ago in the way you strategically avoided to reply to those close to you here who revealed being indecent and the confrontational tone of fighting it otherwise. Also the permanent sense of justice that you always engender and others confirm in you. They're all put together in my "puzzled" mental projection of you.
When I was younger people used to say I should have my own show. A lot of people love to hate on people like me.
I don't perceive you as a threat or a caustic person. In fact, a lot of people here appreciate you. In many conflictual contexts, you stay neutral and all sides find you as a point of contact. You therefore become a benevolent presence in a social context. I'm not sure why you're saying that, but who knows what secrets you hide inside.