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Charlotte,
Nice to talk to you again. I would like to inform you that I am more respectful of escorts and the business they engage in than 99.9% of all the clients you have seen. I will tell you why:
1) I tell all my co-workers, friends and family that I pay escorts for sex.
2) I defend the use of escorts and my use of escorts to those same co-workers, friends and family.
3) I question those co-workers, friends and families as to their behaviour and I ask them to explain how a civilian woman who marries a man with a good career is any different than an escort who wants money from men in exchange for sex. In short, I argue that all women behave as escorts do, not just escorts.
4) When the new law was passed in 2014 - banning men from buying sex; I wrote a letter to my local police department and told them I disagreed with the law. I told them my name, address and drivers licence number, and I told them I would continue to see escorts regardless of the new law. I also offered the police help in locating and helping trafficked girls. I can easily spot trafficked girls on BP, much better than the police can.
5) I lost one of my jobs because I refused to stop seeing or speaking of my activity with escorts. I talk openly about it and I will never stop. If my co-workers have a problem with it, I don`t care. When co-workers ask me `How was your weekend?' I would often reply - 'I saw a great escort on the weekend..............so I had a good weekend!' Some women at work didn't like my response. I told them 'too bad. If you don't want to hear my response, don't ask me questions about what I did in my spare time.' Its always women who have the problem with me seeing escorts, never the men (except Christian men for some reason).
Nice to talk to you again. I would like to inform you that I am more respectful of escorts and the business they engage in than 99.9% of all the clients you have seen. I will tell you why:
1) I tell all my co-workers, friends and family that I pay escorts for sex.
2) I defend the use of escorts and my use of escorts to those same co-workers, friends and family.
3) I question those co-workers, friends and families as to their behaviour and I ask them to explain how a civilian woman who marries a man with a good career is any different than an escort who wants money from men in exchange for sex. In short, I argue that all women behave as escorts do, not just escorts.
4) When the new law was passed in 2014 - banning men from buying sex; I wrote a letter to my local police department and told them I disagreed with the law. I told them my name, address and drivers licence number, and I told them I would continue to see escorts regardless of the new law. I also offered the police help in locating and helping trafficked girls. I can easily spot trafficked girls on BP, much better than the police can.
5) I lost one of my jobs because I refused to stop seeing or speaking of my activity with escorts. I talk openly about it and I will never stop. If my co-workers have a problem with it, I don`t care. When co-workers ask me `How was your weekend?' I would often reply - 'I saw a great escort on the weekend..............so I had a good weekend!' Some women at work didn't like my response. I told them 'too bad. If you don't want to hear my response, don't ask me questions about what I did in my spare time.' Its always women who have the problem with me seeing escorts, never the men (except Christian men for some reason).