Read this before jumping into Sex Work

I know many of you have read twitter and facebook pages where women proudly announce they are sex workers. We have seen a trend of young women boasting of being an online sex worker that charge by the hour or young women claiming to be an online sugarbaby. Far too many women are jumping into this line of work with little guidance and high unrealistic hopes.

I've seen women advertising pornhub pages, selling nude pictures, and had the audacity to have pictures of their children on the same page. Rule 1. Never post pictures of your children on a page that you use for adult work. To each it's own, but for the safety of your own children. Working as a sex worker, even if it's just selling nudes, you may attract unhappy customers/clients that turn into stalkers. Your clients that you sell nude videos and pictures to, should never know what your children look like. When I see a young woman selling sex videos on the same facebook page that she has pictures of little Timmy Jr and Lil momma (her children..... I know that she is a naive sex worker that is trying to make some quick money and doesn't have enough common sense to separate her business from her personal life. Sex work is about fantasy, that is why you shouldn't give clients too much info about your personal info.

This is not about hating on sex workers, it's about bringing awareness to gullible newbies that have not done any research and assume being a sex worker is something simple and glamorous. Please remember, once you've posted online nude pictures or made some seductive nude dancing video, those clips can land in anyone's hand. If you are okay with this, go ahead and sell your services to the highest bidder. You have every right to use what you've got to get what you want. (Okay, I used that line from the movie "Players Club", but you all get the point. I'm not against a working girl, I just don't want young newbies to be misguided and overestimate the life of a sex worker. Young women are following the online leaders and have this dream of dodging college and a retail job to strike it rich selling their sexual services via social media. Young women living out this fantasy of becoming the next PinkyXXX or viral nude twerking queen.
 Some don't think about undercover cops on social media that are watching pages and dirty lowlifes that are always looking for their next sex trafficking victim.
Again, this is not to bash and trash the sex industry or sex workers, but I think the truth needs to be spoken. Too many young women are putting their health and lives in danger for the sake of calling themselves a sex worker.

The worse I've seen is a young single mother that brags about all that money she is making, while living from motel to motel with her children in tow with no vehicle. She is bragging about living a lavish life, but is really struggling to pay a motel fee and provide for children. It's a sad situation because so many young single mothers think this is the biggest money craze. Too many women are looking at sex work with money framed lenses. It's sound cliche' but it's heartbreaking.

My overall advice is for women, especially mothers......Research, investigate, be realistic, stop following social media trends and if you do jump head first in the sex business, please separate your sex work from your personal life. Especially your children.