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[PhucMe]

$5000+/month; "Dad would be proud"

Is what the junk girls make in a week or so. Not exactly a high class girls monthly LOL.

[Honolulu808]

When speaking with any type of prostitute -- whether she be an AMP worker, an independent advertiser or a streetwalker -- I never refer to her as a prostitute, not even in a joking manner. To me personally that term is neutral, nonjudgmental and merely descriptive of an occupation that should be legalized, but I think that many people (especially non-mongers) use it in a pejorative way and that most of the women in that occupation don't like to be called "prostitute". To receive better service, in my opinion it's preferable to avoid using a word that could potentially irritate the person performing the service. So, if I need to use any descriptive term at all in conversation with a woman in that occupation, I generally use a term like provider, professional or businesswoman. If we already know each other well and she's not the sensitive type, I may sometimes use the term working girl, but never "prostitute".

Another word that is seldom used is harlot, it's not as harsh as prostitute or *****.

Because of what I do I jokenly call myself a prostitute as defind as a person that uses his or her talent and skills for monetary gain. In other words we are all prostitutes to live in this society.

[Choni]

For example, a guy who no longer gets the CIM BJs he craves because she kisses the children with that mouth

That was a like great line that Robert Deniro said in the movie Analyze This. Boss Paul Vitti: Hey, that's the mouth she kisses my kids goodnight with! What are you, crazy?

[H Mobius]

In fact, sometimes providers help keep marriages together because they provide the husband with sexual activities that the wife won't provide, or isn't competent at providing, or complains about providing.

There was a discussion about that once upon a time. For example, a guy who no longer gets the CIM BJs he craves because she kisses the children with that mouth; or she's had the children she wanted and no longer wants to give him nookie; or she's simply not interested in sex and gets irritated at the prospect.

What's a guy to do; he can't force her, but those needs aren't going away and have to be satisfied.

[InHawaii]

Hurt people hurt people. Those words mean nothing to me. Words are spoken into our lives everyday from the first day we are born. Some words are beautiful and some not so much. Some words tear us down while others lift us up. What a person chooses to listen to they give power to by allowing it to build them up or tear them down. If you look back in history we have been around forever it seems providing services in more ways then just 1 yet we are frowned upon because of the 1. Now one title that's given to us that I don't understand is "home wrecker". I've never once seen a married man that I had to "persuade " or seduce to see me. No body can force anyone to step out of a marriage. When someone calls me a home wrecker I immediately dismiss it because I understand that their home was broken from before me some just don't want to believe it because it means looking at themselves in the mirror and seeing that they haven't been as perfect as they thought.

But anyway,. Yeah I no care. I am who I am. I'm comfortable in my skin and within. At the end of the night I go to sleep very well knowing that I treat people with kindness no matter how I'm treated. I hope that answers your question. Like I said I love what I do. I meet amazing people, great people and some not so great. I've become friends with some and I've had to block some. One thing that I've noticed is all the same though is that they all are looking for someone to connect with one way or another. Regardless if it's for an hr or for a lifetime we are all looking to connect.

Well said. Great view on life.

[Nutmaker]

LMAO. See you by the water cooler

This is where the weekly meeting is? My notice always gets lost in the mail. I think it's a conspiracy by my bible thumping mail man.

[H Mobius]

I just call them all "Honey" done!

SS.

Yup. It's not like we actually address the girl with the P word. Somehow this got twisted into name-calling; that's not what was happening.

[Redneck 1]

Now one title that's given to us that I don't understand is "home wrecker".

In fact, sometimes providers help keep marriages together because they provide the husband with sexual activities that the wife won't provide, or isn't competent at providing, or complains about providing.

[JennaDean]

Jenna, I'm quite impressed with your attitude. Seriously, I'm not trying for be funny. Even so, I find myself wondering, I mean, you don't have a problem at all if someone calls you a prostitute? Or what's your gut reaction to other even more negatively loaded terms, such as, hooker?

Hurt people hurt people. Those words mean nothing to me. Words are spoken into our lives everyday from the first day we are born. Some words are beautiful and some not so much. Some words tear us down while others lift us up. What a person chooses to listen to they give power to by allowing it to build them up or tear them down. If you look back in history we have been around forever it seems providing services in more ways then just 1 yet we are frowned upon because of the 1. Now one title that's given to us that I don't understand is "home wrecker". I've never once seen a married man that I had to "persuade " or seduce to see me. No body can force anyone to step out of a marriage. When someone calls me a home wrecker I immediately dismiss it because I understand that their home was broken from before me some just don't want to believe it because it means looking at themselves in the mirror and seeing that they haven't been as perfect as they thought.

But anyway,. Yeah I no care. I am who I am. I'm comfortable in my skin and within. At the end of the night I go to sleep very well knowing that I treat people with kindness no matter how I'm treated. I hope that answers your question. Like I said I love what I do. I meet amazing people, great people and some not so great. I've become friends with some and I've had to block some. One thing that I've noticed is all the same though is that they all are looking for someone to connect with one way or another. Regardless if it's for an hr or for a lifetime we are all looking to connect.

[Cosmic Kid]

If society didn't look down on us or this hobby would it really make a difference what we are called? Tbh I don't find any of it offensive because truth be told I'm comfortable in my skin. I like what do I just don't appreciate trying to be shamed for it. Idk just my opinion but maybe they get offended because they are not comfortable within. Then again what do I know? I'm just me.

Jenna, I'm quite impressed with your attitude. Seriously, I'm not trying for be funny. Even so, I find myself wondering, I mean, you don't have a problem at all if someone calls you a prostitute? Or what's your gut reaction to other even more negatively loaded terms, such as, hooker?

[H Mobius]

Ha. Believe me, my non-belief in a higher power is the last thing that's going to get me an express elevator to hell.

LMAO. See you by the water cooler

[Shipshape]

When speaking with any type of prostitute -- whether she be an AMP worker, an independent advertiser or a streetwalker -- I never refer to her as a prostitute, not even in a joking manner. To me personally that term is neutral, nonjudgmental and merely descriptive of an occupation that should be legalized, but I think that many people (especially non-mongers) use it in a pejorative way and that most of the women in that occupation don't like to be called "prostitute". To receive better service, in my opinion it's preferable to avoid using a word that could potentially irritate the person performing the service. So, if I need to use any descriptive term at all in conversation with a woman in that occupation, I generally use a term like provider, professional or businesswoman. If we already know each other well and she's not the sensitive type, I may sometimes use the term working girl, but never "prostitute".

I just call them all "Honey" done!

SS.

[Redneck 1]

The word prostitute, hooker, is a no no when you speak to them. It's like insulting them.

When speaking with any type of prostitute -- whether she be an AMP worker, an independent advertiser or a streetwalker -- I never refer to her as a prostitute, not even in a joking manner. To me personally that term is neutral, nonjudgmental and merely descriptive of an occupation that should be legalized, but I think that many people (especially non-mongers) use it in a pejorative way and that most of the women in that occupation don't like to be called "prostitute". To receive better service, in my opinion it's preferable to avoid using a word that could potentially irritate the person performing the service. So, if I need to use any descriptive term at all in conversation with a woman in that occupation, I generally use a term like provider, professional or businesswoman. If we already know each other well and she's not the sensitive type, I may sometimes use the term working girl, but never "prostitute".

[DangerBoy]

Ho! You think being one atheist lets you off the hook, or horns? Better think again, and meanwhile keep right on with your Satan hails, because don't you know? It's guys just like you, the nonbelievers, who are headed nonstop straight down to the hot place! This what all the believers believe anyway, just saying.

Ha. Believe me, my non-belief in a higher power is the last thing that's going to get me an express elevator to hell.

[Idusixtyning]

Exactly. There was a discussion in the other thread about AMP girls getting mad when referred to as a prostitute telling the monger "to not call her that". The fact that she is not a 20-dollar streetwalker changes nothing; sex for money is prostitution.

I once got scolded by an Korean AMP provider even when I used the term "working girl" to describe her coworkers. I think the KAMP girls don't like to refer to themselves as prostitutes as a psychological self protection thing. One time I went drinking with a K provider and she got drunk enough to get emotional and began talking about her depressing life. Started saying that she was a prostitute (she knew of the word) and had no skills or education for anything better. So maybe for KAMP girls, being labeled as a prostitute might denote being at the bottom of their life with no other options and also at the bottom of society as a woman. Which might explain their aversion to being called a prostitute.