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Comment on “The Ugly Truth” is far from that by Mistress Lux

Mistress Lux — Tue, 21 May 2013 16:49:47 +0000

AWESOME!

I’ve been updating our website with media etc and came across your blog entry. I’m in Australia and mainly see what’s happening thru media reports (which always give a slanted and small view of the reality). Your Blog filled in all the gaps and made me furious! Nothing like talking to another hooker …. Why is it no matter where you are in the world, everyone’s trying to fuck with us?!… and not in that nice, polite, paid for and civilised manner?

Thank you for your blog. It was amazing

Comment on “The Ugly Truth” is far from that by Shelly Ann

Shelly Ann — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 04:13:39 +0000

So I came across this blog because my blog is on the blogroll so naturally I am curious to know who is sending me traffic. but I wasn’t expecting to see that type of picture for something on public transit that is clearly shaming sex workers and everyone involved in sex work.

I haven’t read the full blog article yet because I am still in shock by the picture. but I certainly will.

Thanks for linking my blog

Comment on “The Ugly Truth” is far from that by Aspasia Bonasera

Aspasia Bonasera — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 17:52:00 +0000

They didn’t blur the prostitutes’ faces?! Anyone else actually considered a victim would be given anonymity. Of course, the victim label regarding sex work is just a screen to hide the actual feelings toward prostitutes by our erstwhile rescuers.

Comment on Pimpin’, Patronizing, and Lobbying in Springfield by John Kramer

John Kramer — Sun, 09 Sep 2012 09:08:10 +0000

Massachusetts must legalize prostitution. If you have any friends and relatives, who llive in Massachusetts, tell them to write letters and mail them to thier state represenatives and state senators to tell them to legalize prostitution in my state. Please help us get prostitution legalized in Massachusetts.

John Kramer.

Comment on Is it OK For A Married Man to Sleep With Sex Workers? by TSG

TSG — Sun, 27 May 2012 05:16:55 +0000

I think more than half of people who visit brothels or hire escorts are married or in some sort of relationship. While talking to working girls, I think they imply percentage is possibly even higher. Looking at the numbers, it must be OK. Anyhow, why not?

Comment on Pimpin’, Patronizing, and Lobbying in Springfield by Politics sometimes get Personal: My first blog post « xxxild

Politics sometimes get Personal: My first blog post « xxxild — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 07:30:31 +0000

[...] community standards are poor now, as they were in my day. In Springfield, IL, recently, the council enjoyed bashing on the clients of sex workers as they discussed passing legislation to [...]

Comment on Another Hypocrite by Emily

Emily — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:13:25 +0000

Your way of telling the whole thing in this post is genuinely nice, all can simply be aware of it, Thanks a lot.

Comment on Is it OK For A Married Man to Sleep With Sex Workers? by The Hooker Chronicles

The Hooker Chronicles — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 19:08:59 +0000

To me it’s just a business transaction.

I have absolutely ZERO interest in taking these men away from their families, wives, dogs, and goldfish. The only time it ever becomes an issue is when either the sex worker or the client falls in love.

Been there done that, got the heartache, scars, and tee-shirt to match.

You Live and Learn!!

Comment on Is it OK For A Married Man to Sleep With Sex Workers? by Club Dresses

Club Dresses — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 12:12:54 +0000

NO NO and NO unless he has consent from his spouse. Cheating is cheating, I am not opposed to risque sex or anything like that but I am against cheats…

Comment on “Making Sex Work”: Feminism vs. The Sex Industry by Lisa Be

Lisa Be — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 23:30:43 +0000

BURYING JAMIE (Part 3 of 3)
Sunday, November 7th, 2010

I should like Catherine Mackinnon et al to know: only once was I hurt and degraded in the making of a porn movie; I enjoy remembering almost all the other scenes.

Indeed, most of the time when I was in the X-rated world, I was neither being harmed nor in denial (that is, of my own experience), but wide awake and quite myself—for example, the night in Bernard’s when Jamie Gillis slammed the full weight of his body up against my back and ass as I stood at the bar having a drink, saying: “I heard this was a good place to pick up girls!”
Man, what an intelligent opener, Jamie. You know, I always knew you were a thinker, an original and a Renaissance man.

“Get away from me,” I said reflexively (and he did). I considered his come-on pathetic, I found his sadism disgusting, and I also thought he was hideous, for after all, beauty is as beauty does.

Jamie, I always thought you were a worm, and I’m glad worms are consuming you now. So far as I’m concerned, you probably should have died much sooner, and I know I’m far from alone in thinking so. I hope some testimonials from the numerous sexual partners Jamie Gillis falsely imprisoned and actually injured over the course of many years have the courage to come forward, but being taken advantage of can provoke shame, and the fear of being ridiculed. That has to stop—Right on, Sister.

And Annie Sprinkle, since you honored the predatory emblem of pornography’s Fascist wing, I no longer believe you stand for anything worth considering.

—Lisa Be,

Harlem, New York City