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NO. IF YOU LOOK ON ADULTWORK YOU WILL SEE THEY USE TICKS AND CROSSES. CROSSES MEAN THEY DO NOT OFFER THAT SERVICE AT THAT TIME.
THANK YOU. Lol
She is a bleeping mess
Wowwww aren’t you a terrible person!? I have my Bachelor degree in counselling as well as a Masters in mental health and I can confirm that what you’re saying is not only wrong, but also incredibly damaging and says more about who you are as a person than about sex workers.
There is NOTHING wrong with sex work. Women should be allowed to embrace their sexuality and work in a career that makes them feel empowered without being judged my small minded, uneducated and ignorant people like yourself.
Ok I don’t read the Daily Mail I have a degree in psychology and I’ve done a counselling course and I’m not small minded, we all have different opinions. Of course not everyone who’s been sexually abused goes into porn/sex work, but as that survey says and Dr Drew has said a large majority of people in porn and sex work have been sexually abused and that’s just the ones who were asked or sort therapy.
Yes of course women can do whatever they want with there bodies and I’m sure some work for themselves and control what kind of clients they have, but the vast majority don’t. It’s a sad way to make a living when you’re risking your life, being beaten up and controlled by pimps, plus the way women are treated in porn is horrendous, very few women in porn are in control. The idea that sex work is empowering to women, well maybe if it’s your own business and you’re a dominatrix and choose if they have sex and with whom, otherwise not many I think. Most prostitutes have no choice in who they have sex with, otherwise they wouldn’t be able to make a living, therefore they have to do things they don’t want to, how the duck is that empowering. Some of these women are victims of sex trafficking and even if they’re not they have no idea who these people really are they have sex with. Constantly having sex for money or even constantly having one night stands is not a healthy thing to do to your body and having to deal with STDs all the time, how could that ever be emotionally healthy. I understand that some people have a sex addiction and btw that can ruin people’s lives.
I also saw the film Husters recently and thought it was a great film and I loved how the women turned the tables on those scumbag men, but as you can see in the film it’s a hard horrible world to work in, rife with drugs and exploitation and the main characters did not have the best childhoods and it’s based on real life events. Most people who work in that industry want to make their money and get out, unless they have a sex addiction, then maybe it’s easier to make a living from that. I’m not wanting to demonise women who do sex work btw, I think the men in this industry like the pimps and the ones who exploit and harm these women are the worse kind of scum not the women. I just think it’s a sad world to work in and therefore not empowering.
Yes of course women can do whatever they want with there bodies and I’m sure some work for themselves and control what kind of clients they have, but the vast majority don’t. It’s a sad way to make a living when you’re risking your life, being beaten up and controlled by pimps, plus the way women are treated in porn is horrendous, very few women in porn are in control. The idea that sex work is empowering to women, well maybe if it’s your own business and you’re a dominatrix and choose if they have sex and with whom, otherwise not many I think. Most prostitutes have no choice in who they have sex with, otherwise they wouldn’t be able to make a living, therefore they have to do things they don’t want to, how the duck is that empowering. Some of these women are victims of sex trafficking and even if they’re not they have no idea who these people really are they have sex with. Constantly having sex for money or even constantly having one night stands is not a healthy thing to do to your body and having to deal with STDs all the time, how could that ever be emotionally healthy. I understand that some people have a sex addiction and btw that can ruin people’s lives.
I also saw the film Husters recently and thought it was a great film and I loved how the women turned the tables on those scumbag men, but as you can see in the film it’s a hard horrible world to work in, rife with drugs and exploitation and the main characters did not have the best childhoods and it’s based on real life events. Most people who work in that industry want to make their money and get out, unless they have a sex addiction, then maybe it’s easier to make a living from that. I’m not wanting to demonise women who do sex work btw, I think the men in this industry like the pimps and the ones who exploit and harm these women are the worse kind of scum not the women. I just think it’s a sad world to work in and therefore not empowering.
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yikes
To me you are insinuating anybody who has been sexually abused as a child will be all or is either a drug addict/alcoholic or mental. You come across as a cold hearted witch
You have a degree in psychology and a counselling course under your belt yet you quote Dr Drew
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I’m a therapist. You are wrong and what you’re saying is quite frankly frightening. Stop watching TV it’s not all real life.Why would someone want to be a sex worker when they grow up, ask any therapist who’s worked with them and they will tell you they were sexually abused as children or teenagers. That well known tv therapist Dr Drew, actually said in a tv interview that all sex workers have been sexually abused as children, that’s not my own opinion.
Sexual child abuse as an antecedent to prostitution
A study of 200 juvenile and adult street prostitutes documented extremely high levels of sexual child abuse in their background. Sixty percent of the …www.sciencedirect.com
Just goes to show anyone can get a qualification these days. The approach isn’t that of a counsellor.To me you are insinuating anybody who has been sexually abused as a child will be all or is either a drug addict/alcoholic or mental. You come across as a cold hearted witch
You have a degree in psychology and a counselling course under your belt yet you quote Dr Drew
Unspecified? I wouldn't know unless I tried to make a profile.Wrong. I’ve used that type of site before.... this ESCORT has ESCORT marked.... in her old AW profile the escort box was NOT marked
So what does this lady do if she doesn’t do the checked boxes?!
First profile I clicked on had this, ticks and crosses.
Why are you so fixated on whether or not she’s an escort though?? Does it really matter??Wrong. I’ve used that type of site before.... this ESCORT has ESCORT marked.... in her old AW profile the escort box was NOT marked
So what does this lady do if she doesn’t do the checked boxes?!
I don’t agree with many things that Chloe does, like allegedly leaving her child behind and the way she abuses paid agreements with small businesses. Surely those things are more important than whether she’s an escort?
Def shop and good angles there. In the recent pap shots her waist is no where near that slim.
And why has she got to wear tit that is so small for all the time? Spend some of your thousands on tit that fits!!
When she’s lying about being a millionaire business woman and model, yes it does matter. The point is she hasn’t changed at all and deceiving people and giving them false hopes is WRONG. Period. And, yes, it matters a great deal for unsuspecting children and women who look up to her and believe she’s successful
It’s a HUGE Lie and If this doesn’t bother you then you are a big part of the problemIm not seeing any evidence to the contrary on here in terms of surveys or psychologists etc to back up an argument against me about a lot, NOT all sex workers being sexually abused, where are YOUR surveys to disprove this, can you name a well known Doctor or therapist who agrees with you. Simply name calling and acting triggered is not considered to be an intelligent logical argument. And of course not all people who have been sexually abused go into sex work, I already said that, that goes without saying
Quoting a Doctor from TV isn’t evidence? I’m a therapist and based on people I have worked with I would completely disagree with what you’re saying.
The Speakmans on ITV are classic example of tit you’d hear on TV, misleading and misinformed.
I can name plenty of Doctors that would agree with me, I work with Clinical Psychologists daily. I deliver trauma work daily. Just because I’m not or they’re not well known it doesn’t mean you have evidence for your argument.
Just to bring attention to the fact that you did actually say “as all sex workers were” despite your latest back track.
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Exactly what @Jessiesaysit said!
Nobody has name called - I said that you’re a terrible person, yes, and based off your posts here that appears to be true. That also isn’t classified as name calling.
Also, asking for ‘surveys’ that state evidence just further highlights how you don’t know what you’re taking about. They’re called journal articles and research papers, my dear. The debate has been logical and intelligent from everybody, excluding yourself. The only person here who has made judgments with zero education and sources is YOU, as highlighted above by @Jessiesaysit
However, like I said, I understand where you’re coming from in that Chloe is making it appear that her lifestyle has been attained through hard work and being a bad ass business woman, when that isn’t the case. As an ‘influencer’ I do agree that it’s important to inform the impressionable people who look up to you of what your life is really like and how you’ve actually reached the position that you’re at.
Nobody has name called - I said that you’re a terrible person, yes, and based off your posts here that appears to be true. That also isn’t classified as name calling.
Also, asking for ‘surveys’ that state evidence just further highlights how you don’t know what you’re taking about. They’re called journal articles and research papers, my dear. The debate has been logical and intelligent from everybody, excluding yourself. The only person here who has made judgments with zero education and sources is YOU, as highlighted above by @Jessiesaysit
I see your point, but also see it from the point of all sex workers who are frightened and uncomfortable of being open about their profession. I think this thread has highlighted how judgey and downright awful people can be when talking about sex workers! I wonder how many followers and fans Chloe would have if she openly shared that she was working in the sex work industry and owned her career. I can garauntee the comments on her posts would be mainly negative and she’d be ripped apart and probably denied brand deals and paid posts.When she’s lying about being a millionaire business woman and model, yes it does matter. The point is she hasn’t changed at all and deceiving people and giving them false hopes is WRONG. Period. And, yes, it matters a great deal for unsuspecting children and women who look up to her and believe she’s successful
However, like I said, I understand where you’re coming from in that Chloe is making it appear that her lifestyle has been attained through hard work and being a bad ass business woman, when that isn’t the case. As an ‘influencer’ I do agree that it’s important to inform the impressionable people who look up to you of what your life is really like and how you’ve actually reached the position that you’re at.
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