Posted: 2015-10-05 14:11:25
Edited: 2015-10-05 14:15:15
A lot has been said by punters (my self included) about how we get taken for a ride by some wg's with bad service, etc. Those comments remain valid and what I want to post here should not detract from that.
I have however come to know, in my interaction with some wg's, how there are guys out there that take advantage of the situation that some girls find themselves in. Not all ladies want to be doing this for a living and a lot are quite desperate to get out. And unfortunately some are very vulnerable (and naive I will add) to approaches from punters under the guise of lending a helping hand.
For example, I know of a few ladies that are desperate to find a "normal" job and on several occasions they have been made promises by guys that they will secure them employment. One girl told me that a client has a company and he has a major contract coming through with government where after he will need her help. She told me this very excitedly. I didn't want to burst her bubble so I cautioned her and told her not to put all her eggs in one basket and apply for other jobs. Needless to say it's been a year and nothing has come through, just countless promises in return for whatever favours and freebies he could get out of her. Another girl was also promised a job and she was told once person X in the company retires on Y date she can start. Y date arrives and the excuses start. I checked on line this morning and this girl's add is still up half a year after she was promised the position.
Now we're all adults including wg's and need to take accountability for our actions, and I do not suggest that wg's are not to blame for naively falling for these scams, but gentleman, as I said in the beginning, we don't know why a lady is doing what she is doing, and not all want to be here, and some are quite desperate and vulnerable, why for the life of me would you see that as an opportunity to take advantage of someone? This is not just applicable to some wg's but to all vulnerable people, the poor, destitute and the desperate.
To wg's who this applies to, (there are many who this does not apply to), and who don't want to be in this industry, stop with the victim mentality, no one owes you anything, there isn't such thing as a job on a silver platter, take accountability for your own circumstances and future and do something about it. If you don't want to be here, sitting and waiting for clients to save you is never going to be a solution. Unfortunately you are going to have to do it yourself. Apply for positions, if you don't have the qualifications, study something, if don't have the experience, start at the bottom and work your way up.