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Anonymous asked: Any advice for what a cam girl should do while she's on her period? Is not working my only option? Thank you guys for having such a wonderful blog!! <3 You’ll want something in your pussy that handles the bloody mess without interfering with penetrative play or being visible. Lots of people like the Instead Softcups, if you can get them. They’re disposable menstrual cups that sit up really high so that you can still have sex. (I can’t vouch for them myself since I’ve never used them.) The other thing many people really like and use for this purpose is sponges (and this is what I use). You can kind of wedge them up high near your cervix so no one can see them and they’re soft, so they don’t get in the way of penetration. Bear in mind though that a full sponge, when squeezed, will RELEASE the moisture it’s holding on to! So change sponges often. Hope that helps! |
Because we blush and stammer sometimes when you send us really NICE messages, and are a little hesitant to publish them. But here’s the proof that lots of people send us lots of nice things:
“This blog has opened my eyes a lot about the sex working industry. Keep up the good work!”
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“I used to be a sex worker myself and I feel no shame in that part of my past. I simply adore your blog, keep up the positive message that we are not bad people. <3”
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Love this blog. ♥
“Out of everyone I know, I’m the only person who’s pro sexwork. So, bravo to this blog. I love it.”
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“I know you get lots of assholes/trolls and lots of aspiring sex workers asking for help in becoming your competition, but I just want you to know that there are tons of us who aren’t sex workers or your clients who strongly respect what you do. I’m sorry so many people end up vilifying you. I honestly think sex work is actually really important for society. Not to mention beautiful. Have a great day!”
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“y’all are badass.”
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You guys are pretty badass, too.
Love,
SWP
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Anonymous asked: which one of yall got a phat ass and trying to make 700 dollars That would be your mother. OHHHHHHHH! *rim shot* |
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Anonymous asked: is anyone else struggling with being a lucrative sex worker with an unemployed partner? especially girls dating boys? this is becoming so incredibly stressful, it's been a year of this now. my partner feels emasculated, i feel whatever the opposite of that is. everything about the culture is telling me i'm worth a lot, and my partner can give me nothing, and the mind fuck is tearing me up. i feel like a custie in my own relationship, paying to have a boyf. =/ Ouch anon. That sounds rough. There is totally this expectation that sex workers are rolling around in money, and always have extra, can always loan money or buy treats. This mod has never been a primary breadwinner in a relationship, but has definitely been viewed as someone who should be giving her partners (and sometimes friends, too) treats, extra fun, and occasionally even large loans because everyone knows she’s a sex worker and clearly has more money than she needs. I’ve put up with a lot of stupid “sugar momma” jokes. They’re never, ever funny. Your situation seems extra rough indeed, since it sounds like you’re supporting him with your earnings, and since this is taking a toll on his self-esteem. One of the major problems here is that so many of us are encouraged to find our primary identity in our employment, especially men. It sounds to me like your boyfriend needs to find something else that he can do, that will make him feel valuable. Does he have any hobbies or crafts he likes? Crafts are great because at the end of the day, you can say, “LOOK I MADE THIS USEFUL/COOL/BEAUTIFUL THING!” Does he do housework for you? Repairs and upkeep on your residence, maybe, if not cooking/cleaning stuff. In one view, that could be emasculating, but in another, it could make him feel like your support of him is more justified, and like he does bring value to your life and your relationship, because he helps you out. Or, cheesy as it sounds, he could go out and volunteer, which would give him stuff to do, and a purpose, AND be something to add to a CV for future job hunting. You can learn a lot of skills while volunteering, AND you can work for a good cause at the same time. It’s not all sloshing soup into a bowl unpaid crap labour. As far as your own peace of mind goes, I’m not sure how long you’ve been together in total, but if you got together before he was unemployed remember that it’s simply not true that you’re paying to have a boyfriend. And if you’ve been together for a long time, or see yourself together for a long time, remember that this is what partners do. You support each other. Maybe one day, he’ll be able to return the favor. It sounds to me like he would LOVE to return the favor. I hope some of that, any of that, is helpful. If any other SWs with underearning partners want to share their stories, we’d love to add your voices to the conversation! |
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Anonymous asked: that pussy stink , I bet ,probly nasty and used up Wow, I had no idea pussy had a sell-by date. Quick everybody, we gotta move that pussy off the shelves faster! Before it’s nasty and used up! |
On the co-opting stories note: I’m an escort and I’ll sometimes discuss ‘my friend’ if I want to explain the work isn’t degrading or upsetting to everyone without outing myself to someone who has just expressed anti-sex worker sentiments. It’s not ideal, but it’s better than letting someone saying those things go unchallenged.
I’ve been guilty of telling my own stories as if it was “A friend”, when the person I’m talking too doesn’t know what it is I do, and I don’t want them to know for whatever reason. Would you consider that a problem as well? I’m not stealing someone else’s story, but at times it’s best that people don’t know what I do.
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Anonymous asked: I'm a younger sex worker (21), and while I sometimes get people into daddy/daughter stuff, I don't think a pedophile who is seeking a child is going to settle for someone who isn't a child and be sated. That doesn't even make any sense. Logic. You can haz. Incest roleplay? Age play? The keyword is PLAY. People who want kids? Want kids. |
Yeah, sex work seems to be the only job where you’re never allowed to stop working.
