So as one of the WGs was asking us the reason why we punt, I would like to know why you became a WG in the first place
were u you forced by your situation to be a WG
Do you enjoy doing this

It was the only way I could get out of my financial shit after my divorce... I applied for a office job and they offered me R7000 a month... I had to work 8 hours per day and every second Saturday... with a boss watching me 24/7... 20 days leave per year...

I had abselutely nothing and had to start from scratch at 44... What they offered me could only pay my rent...
I needed to get on my own 2 feet and wanted to be independent again... I want to show the world that Im strong enough and that I don't need a man (sugar daddy boyfiend or husband) to look after me... It was time to look after myself... a friend suggest that I become a MG but that couldnt pay the bills... at that stage I still lived in Vanderbijlpark and had to travel every day... but I did it, and I did it all by myself...

I moved into a house... bought new furniture, a new car, can now look after my grand daughter, I live a decent lifestyle and pay what I need to pay without depending on someone else... Being independent was my main goal and I'm proud of myself to be able to do it in 3 years...

Do I enjoy it? It depend on my client... Most if them know how to put a smile on my face...

That's a real personal question. I don't think many ladies would want to answer that.

Good answer Paige

On 2018-05-06 11:45:55 Ms Paige said:
It was the only way I could get out of my financial shit after my divorce... I applied for a office job and they offered me R7000 a month... I had to work 8 hours per day and every second Saturday... with a boss watching me 24/7... 20 days leave per year...

I had abselutely nothing and had to start from scratch at 44... What they offered me could only pay my rent...
I needed to get on my own 2 feet and wanted to be independent again... I want to show the world that Im strong enough and that I don't need a man (sugar daddy boyfiend or husband) to look after me... It was time to look after myself... a friend suggest that I become a MG but that couldnt pay the bills... at that stage I still lived in Vanderbijlpark and had to travel every day... but I did it, and I did it all by myself...

I moved into a house... bought new furniture, a new car, can now look after my grand daughter, I live a decent lifestyle and pay what I need to pay without depending on someone else... Being independent was my main goal and I'm proud of myself to be able to do it in 3 years...

Do I enjoy it? It depend on my client... Most if them know how to put a smile on my face...

Thank you for sharing your story. I really admire your courage.
Its very similar to the story I heard from another WG that I became very close to.She opened her hear to me.
I sent her story to the parliamntary committee dealing with the decriminalisation of te industry. They had not looked at it from that angle and asked me to attend the hearing. I couldn't go but it obviously made an impression.

Thank you hardestcock... Maybe Im just different... my mom always told me Im the biggest rebel of all times... Thats unfortunately part of my personality and the reason Im always in trouble LOL...

Anyway... Im not ashamed of who I am and what Im doing... Im a MG/WG and it is what it is... This is my job... like everyone else have their own... and I do it the best I can and I love to share my experiences with the purple world... Its a pity that other people look down on us... Making other people happy and give them a bit of pleasure for a few minutes shouldnt be a sin...
Dont worry... I know Im probably the only one who think this way...

Ilovemyeoozle... Thank you for sharing that... not everyone understand the life of a WG

@MsPaige
I respect all women in this industry.
btw this subject seems to come up on the forum about every 6 months.

Thank you Mike... So many new punters and ladies enter the purple world... maybe thats why

On 2018-05-06 13:09:13 Ms Paige said:
Thank you hardestcock... Maybe Im just different... my mom always told me Im the biggest rebel of all times... Thats unfortunately part of my personality and the reason Im always in trouble LOL...

Anyway... Im not ashamed of who I am and what Im doing... Im a MG/WG and it is what it is... This is my job... like everyone else have their own... and I do it the best I can and I love to share my experiences with the purple world... Its a pity that other people look down on us... Making other people happy and give them a bit of pleasure for a few minutes shouldnt be a sin...
Dont worry... I know Im probably the only one who think this way...

Ilovemyeoozle... Thank you for sharing that... not everyone understand the life of a WG

Ms P, why should you be ashamed? You use your body and mind to earn a living, the same way as a footballer , only using his feet and head makes a living. It is all about, mindset, simple

On 2018-05-06 11:45:55 Ms Paige said:
It was the only way I could get out of my financial shit after my divorce... I applied for a office job and they offered me R7000 a month... I had to work 8 hours per day and every second Saturday... with a boss watching me 24/7... 20 days leave per year...

I had abselutely nothing and had to start from scratch at 44... What they offered me could only pay my rent...
I needed to get on my own 2 feet and wanted to be independent again... I want to show the world that Im strong enough and that I don't need a man (sugar daddy boyfiend or husband) to look after me... It was time to look after myself... a friend suggest that I become a MG but that couldnt pay the bills... at that stage I still lived in Vanderbijlpark and had to travel every day... but I did it, and I did it all by myself...

I moved into a house... bought new furniture, a new car, can now look after my grand daughter, I live a decent lifestyle and pay what I need to pay without depending on someone else... Being independent was my main goal and I'm proud of myself to be able to do it in 3 years...

Do I enjoy it? It depend on my client... Most if them know how to put a smile on my face...

This is an amazing story of personal courage and strength.

I salute you Paige.

Lexington Steele