Eamonn Holmes asks sex addict why they dont become a prostitute

But drinking alcohol will be slowly killing the drinker, if this woman took proper practice her life or health wouldn't be in danger at all.

Yeah blah blah blah, get your tits out!

Im here because I like to post like any other person. Because you are so narrow-minded, you cant see the basic fact sex workers are normal people who have normal lives too.

Im not looking for clients, hence why I said I would not under any circumstances post anything that shows myself or my true identity, what would be the point?

Why dont you stop picking and stick to the debate?

Again I am in no way attacking escorts in general for their job. Again I couldn't care less what you or other escorts did for a living. My argument is about your inability to aknowledge quite a serious problem of human suffering and pass it off as a small issue, like back ache, or athletes foot. The very fact you cannot clearly deduct this from my argument, and are jumping to random conclusions that you think i'm attacking escorts clearly shows that you also need to 'get over themself'!

Nope. I'm scratching my head too. Tho I don't have fleas.

If OP is for real, I'd genuinely be interested to learn why she's here.

The sheer ignorance and lack of knowledge of the subject of the thread by some posters is astonishing.

The sheer ignorance and lack of knowledge of the subject of the thread by some posters is astonishing.

Wouldn't have associated TSR with prostitutes ... at all.

There isn't a debate because you've made up an identity.

And if you really were a sex worker, well, it's wrong. You're not a "normal" person.

You do realise this is the student room. It's full of undergrad students, many of whom probably are studying such topics in their degree and probably know a fair amount about it. Certainly most people in here are fairly intelligent. To pass people off as ignorant and lacking knowledge without actually pointing out their flaws or where their argument fails, doesn't win you an argument.

Where did I say its a minor issue? I said the amount of estimated trafficked girls is nothing compared to the amount of sex workers overall. It is an issue, but those lacking in experience of the industry are under the impression it is full of trafficked girls and seedy back alley set-ups, when thats not the case at all. It is a completely seperate part to the regulated industry. In Grtr Manchester where I work, police turn a blind eye to sex work and well established brothels and appartments are allowed to operate and many have regular visits from nurses etc. In other parts where they are less complacent, it may be different with regards to trafficking and seedy set ups. I am aware from punters it isnt unknown to come across a suspicious set-up, but it is very, very uncommon.

Please explain what human trafficking has to do with me suggesting the woman in the DM article takes up escorting? Clearly she wouldnt have been trafficked, so would be able to clue herself up on reputable places to work with.

It is a completely different, underground side of the industry and this is something outsiders cannot often comprehend.

Because studying it in a degree is like experiencing it for yourself, for years. Ok then.

Im not pretending my industry is sweetness and roses, far from, however I find it quite amusing so many posters think I'm lying.

Many people think sex workers are like some underground demons that are never seen or heard of other than in seedy documentaries and on the street at night in fishnets and stilettos.

it's not so much her physical health but her mental one (note I dont mean because she's being paid for sex, personally I believe prositution should be legal so yeah). I mean, it's an addiction, no addiction should be encouraged

You mentioned sex trafficking in the first place! I know fine well escorting and trafficking aren't exclusive to each other, I know most escorts aren't sex slaves and trafficking is on the underground market. My issue wasn't any of those things you have mentioned. My issue was your seemingly apathetic attitude towards something that is quite clearly a big problem that involes the forced torture and torment of human beings. Your initial comment sounded as if you were trying to brush off sex trafficking as a non issue. I was pointing out that this is not the case. It was this factor alone that I have a problem with, nothing else.