pahunkboy
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Joined: 2/26/2006 From: Central Pennsylvania Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Voltare We all have to pay the bills, somehow. The question, though, is what drove the person to work as a prostitute? The work itself, I have no issues with, but I'm VERY careful about getting involved with drug users, which is a common cause for prostitution (in fact, I've only known one prostitute who wasn't into drugs - that I knew of.) Obviously, it merits a scratch beneath the surface. My experience with TGs and TSs has been pretty bad, to boot - I wouldn't normally consider one for a relationship. He doesnt use drugs. This actually shocks me. I dont know specifically what he did. I know he can make a person sweat. He isnt TS or TG. He is a mechanic/farmer. The gay crowd is so messed up it isnt even funny. Alcoholism,. drug abuse and disfucntional are more commen then a 1 on 1 relationship. What he liked about me- is I did not get into cyber sex with him. I wasnt teh typical chat room, A/S/L. Voltare- here is the odd part. The more upfront and candid I was with him, the more he is interested. Most men RUN. So he appriates teh genuineness. Here is an example. I went thru a phaze where i wrote to prisoners. When I decided i no longer wanted that risk- i sent HIM teh letter- intended for the prisoner and why i chose to stop- and confide in him. i never had to sell my body. i never paid for sex. i feel prude saying this. the thing is this... if i dont treat myself with respect- how can i expect others to??? a few months ago- i dumped a fling. i learned he was taking chances - frequenting the dirty places in town. as it was we exchanged crabs. and it was him. i called him on that. I got rid of teh fling- teh crabs went too. but when u hang in places with glory holes and 3 ways in public- you take a chance. i grew up in Chicago. but dotn be fooled- plenty goes on in small towns......it may surprise you.
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