Voluptuous Sex Workers

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Hello ladies!!!

I'm posting to inform you of an organization for sex workers. Ever heard of SWOP? It's the Sex Workers Outreach Project. (www.swopusa.org)(www.facebook.com/group.php) At it’s most basic, is an anti-violence campaign, addressing the violence that sex workers experience because of their marginalized and/or criminal status.  Sex workers are seldom afforded protection or recourse from violent acts committed against them because of the precarious, often graft-ridden relationship between sex work and law enforcement. Society tolerates violence against sex workers because of stigma and myths. Only until these falsehoods are corrected and sex work is  legitimized will we be able to effectively prevent and minimize the challenges of sex work.


There are chapters all over the country and are really great. Boston, MA just opened the newest chapter, and we are looking for members! (swopboston.wordpress.com)(www.facebook.com/group.php) If you live in the Boston area and are interested in joining, shoot me a PM or comment with your email address and I'll get in contact with you about joining!

If you live elsewhere and would like to join a chapter local to you, check out the website for more info!

Hope to be hearing from you!

-Andrew


x-posted a bit

Hi,

I just recently started working as a phone sex operator and I really love it. But I'm still having trouble in one major area.

How do I get them to speak up? Sometimes I just absolutely cannot hear them, and I try telling them that I can't understand them because their voice is so soft, and then they just end up hanging up- which drives my hold time down and reduces my paycheck.

What do you guys do to get them to speak so you can understand them? TIA. :)

Hello.

I am 20-years-old. Well, I turn 20 Friday. I'm in my second year of college and I am coming short on my money for college. I'm transferring colleges.

I want to get involved in modeling. I do not want to do sexual scenes yet. Mostly, I am still a virgin and I've never kissed; I'm really innocent. I've never had a relationship. I am fairly attractive for my size, BBW. I'm 5'2 - somewhere between 220 - 230 - 18/20 - 40DD.

I really enjoy the idea of www.alt.com. I've always thought I was a weird for having an advanced sexuality from my peers. I am scared to death of my friends finding out, as well. I'm really naive personality and I can trust anyone.

Anyway, I want to get involved in the term "porngraphy" so I can still attend college and get a good career one day. I've given up on my dream of being a politican because I never thought I would become so desperate in needing money... :-(

Anyway, I posted my resume on www.sexyjobs.com explaining what I do want and I got two contacts back.

I need tips on safety. I need to learn about this business quickly, where and how to start. Please help me!

I learned about this via The Stranger: someone in Seattle has created a Craig's list clone called Desivio. It's not very active as yet but it has categories for several cities. Erotic Service ads are free.

I'm not sure how it will work out but thought it would be good to throw out here.

So I'm new to the community and thought I'd introduce myself.  I'm Cora, a 22 year old BBW service provider.  I've been working for about 3 years now.  I'm trying to avoid burnout by developing a sense of community in my life, even if it's a virtual one.  It's also good to have someone to ask questions of. 

First Question:  What basic measures do you take to protect yourself [from clients and law enforcement]?  I know there's never a surefire way, but I'd like to hear what steps other providers take.

xoxo, Cora

Hey Ladies!!!

I am an aspiring BBW sex worker.  I have been very interested in BDSM.  I was approached today by someone who wants to be a client.  Now I don't know what to do?  How do I know this guy isn't going to pull some funny business?  I know nothing about what to charge, what to wear ( is it always latex, leather, and heels?)

Will ya'll ladies be as so kind as to school me?

P.S.

I am 5'6'' and 185lbs.  Does that make me a BBW?

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