SWs what is something you’ve had a hard time explaining (because it’s complicated) to non-industry peeps about your work?
Céline Manon Martin
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Céline Manon Martin
@celinemanon_
Former esc*rt (2014-2022) • New creation • Fervent truth seeker, so I've ended up loving Jesus ✞ • Book coming soon • Formerly @theescort_pod
- I wrote about how & why I was wrong to advocate for destigmatizing s£x work when I created @TheEscort_Pod. Humanize > destigmatize Women have a lot of value and commodifying our bodies shouldn’t be the lifestyle we normalize as empowering or healthy. vanguardess.substack.com/p/14-why-we-sh…
- One thing I love about being retired from esc*rting is how much more honesty permeates my day. The difference in daily deceit between my old life and current life is remarkable. Very freeing and peaceful to be real me all day 🌻
- Is selling s£x honest work?
- S£x work in a nutshell: Women wanting to be taken care of by men. Instead of choosing and investing in one man to build a real relationship (marriage), it’s countless different men temporarily for a fee for fake relationships (exist solely for the money exchanged). This is the
- Feeling grateful for the drastic reduction in my alcohol intake since quitting paid intimacy. Drinking made dates ‘easier’. I drank more as the years went on. Relieved I don’t need alcohol in the same way.One thing I love about being retired from esc*rting is how much more honesty permeates my day. The difference in daily deceit between my old life and current life is remarkable. Very freeing and peaceful to be real me all day 🌻
- ‘Anonymous high-class esc*rt talks industry’ is now live. Listen to my anonymous guest share her uncensored thoughts on working in the s£x industry. rumble.com/v30nf38-anonym… youtube.com/watch?v=IKZMuB…
- ‘Burnout’ in an industry where one forces/persuades themselves to have s£x for money they wouldn’t otherwise engage in is often plain ol’ PTSD (as in my case). Not something one can, or should, tell themselves to simply bounce back from to continue unwanted s£x for $.SWers: what’s your method on bouncing back from burnout?
- It is necessary to fall in love with the truth.
- The issue stems from a lack of adherence to an objective moral standard. You're talking about people who think, "As long as it's consensual, then it's okay". That's a scary world to live in. What if someone decides they want their left arm removed because they decided theyYou're not obligated to support something just cause a woman or even a large group of women tell you they really want it There are women vehemently supporting FGM, burqas & forced marriage and we still fight to end those Similarly, you don't have to support prostitution & porn.
- “But every difference of opinion is not a difference of principle.”- Thomas Jefferson
- "Only once I discovered the truth - that Jesus Christ is real and alive - could I accept the darkness. Identifying the source of light made it safe to allow my real thoughts about how evil and dark prost*tut*on was. I needed a framework of good and evil in the world and the
- “It’s an appalling issue and many sx trade survivors are now educating the world about the realities - They’ll say, “Look, when I was in prost1tution I used to say, “Hey, I love my work. F off! Don’t you dare judge me.” Of course you do. I mean, you’re coping in a horrific
00:00 - Disengaging from constant, meaningless promiscuity is the answer, not changing the amount given for it. The logical error isn't the amount given for the promiscuity, its promiscuity itself. Obviously if you're giving yourself away sexually to randos you'll want to feel likeReplying to @celinemanon_And now you give it for free or just in exchange for a Dinner Date 👍👌lmao
