Originally posted by xiexie987 at 17-4-2010 12:42
Without getting into too much details for discretion, I recently met a WG whom I had a 20min road trip with. I have not "seen" her as a customer, but just talking to her throughout the journey made me realise what a nice woman she was. Ever since we met, she kept on stareing at me. I mean long stares, not just glances. I found out she was young and just wanted money for her education fees and life etc, so she is doing this job. It has been from then onwards, that I have been getting thoughts about so many customers banging her day-in, day-out. It almost made me sick. In fact, during our conversation she told me that yesterday she saw 10 customers so she is very tired today. I started feeling sorry for her... and im not sure if my sympathy showed.
After a while I realised, it was like she was enjoying doing this. I found out every month, she works for just 1 weekend and makes as much money as she can. She didnt seem to care at all what she was doing and how she was doing. She was just thinking she can get money whenever she wants, orgasms whenver she wants, and gets paid for it all. She even went on to tell me how sometimes so many handsome young men see her...
If not already evident, I am very new to this industry. This has turned into a real sensitive spot for me recently, so please dont make me cry out loud with any harsh comments, Seriously.
After writing this, I dont even know whether my feelings are jealously. Is that the right word? On second thoughts, I mean she gets to enjoy sex with handsome young men all diff races and gets paid huge $$$. Hmmmm... Feeling depressed.
Think of it this way, she needs to have a positive outlook on the way she makes a living. Do you expect her to cry and sob about all the ugly, stinky, fat men she had to service? She was probably treated like an actual person by a couple of good mongers and she holds those thoughts to get her through her everyday grind. If you had to scope cow dung to help put food on the table for your family, you would probably focus on how it's outdoors, and that there isn't much micro managing or whatever to get you through the day.