(…) I don’t think I could do it out of necessity. That would not be good. That would make me old in no time. – Evelyn Lau in Runaway: Diary of a Street Kid
And those words were written by someone who was working on the street.
Here is an interview from a year ago that was posted on a website that is now offline. (more…)
Tell me what a man finds sexually attractive and I will tell you his entire philosophy of life. Show me the woman he sleeps with and I will tell you his valuation of himself. – Ayn Rand
Anybody who has ever been a companion for some time becomes so used to watching over her shoulder and reading between the lines that it becomes second nature. Sometimes it’s unavoidable to bring this mindset to situations which have nothing to do with companionship. (more…)
A while ago, I attended an event organized by Stella. It was very pleasant to meet several ladies with whom I have been communicating privately. If any of you is reading this, you know who you are. (more…)
After watching the movie “Call me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss”, I understood the feminists who complain that this profession is overglamorized in the media (although they complain for the wrong reasons). A good part of the film focuses on the ladies who are shopping until they drop, meet gentlemen from upscale neighbourhoods, travel in luxury cars, fly around the world in private jets and wait for calls in a private swimming pool. Very little is shown about the workings of this industry: how to prepare for an appointment, what qualities are needed to become successful, how to stay safe and avoid unpleasant situations. (more…)
Not Chong’s friend, but the 2006 movie by Patrice Sauvé about a Montreal escort agency owner struggling with mental problems. (more…)
During the last few weeks I have received a high volume of emails about webdesign services. (more…)
Because there are times when I simply can’t afford to spend my available time unwisely, I have become very conscious about time management. (more…)
While doing research for a paper, I unexpectedly stumbled upon an article about American literature and the novel Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise by David Graham Phillips, which was labeled as “a prostitution novel”, grabbed my interest. (more…)
