@POPIACT - The irony of someone with your user name finding the events described as "funniest thing I've seen today" obviously escapes you.

Any WG deserves privacy just like the rest of us.
Some jealous ex or obsessed client trying to expose her is shameful behaviour.

Well we all don't have the same humour so to each it's own. Btw it's a friend that's exposing her what I found funny is instead of deleting the post you create more attention by addressing it.

Well @Popiact, you seem to be quite a funny guy.... hope you enjoyed your five minutes of attention.

It will always come down to human nature, which is sadly always to resort to some nasty behaviour, but that being said, there is always three sides to a story ...

And then there are those whose egos are so fucking big that they will do whatever to destroy one's name and business...and some are still active on the forum.

Can you fucknuts tell me what pleasure does it give you to talk shit and spread rumors that have no truth to them looking to do what???

How many fucking screws do you have loose in your head to go out of your way to try break someone and their earnings???


And here I am asking for my own curiosity...and not only from the men but, from the women too

Yes

It boils down to human nature and a sick psychotic smallness of character .

THAT was my truth in 2016 and only to come back to esa, NEVER BANNED, to find cowardly psycho sick fucknuts hiding behind pseudonyms still talking shit and bullying many others.

Disgusting.

RB.

If he is your friend, tell him to stop being such a doos and take his posts down.
Unless there is some serious other issue that you have not mentioned ?
Guys are supposed to respect women, not try and ruin their personal lives.

I just don't understand how exposing someone to the public is regarded as funny.

I agree we don't all share the same sense of humour, but what type of humour is it when someone gets hurt in the process?

What have we become, when someone's downfall is our entertainment?

On 2024-07-17 16:16:02 First Timer Newbie said:
That's screwed up, why would he try and expose her. If the roles were reversed I wonder what his reaction would be.

If a guy says she was a WG then odds are he is a punter. So your statement is likely happening by definition.

You'd be surprised how many service providers out eachother as well.

Not pleasant, but one of the risks taken when joining the sex industry.

My advice: treat everyone in your family and friend circle with love and respect, so if anything ever comes out, they can say, "no matter what X did, we love her for her character".

Just reading a book about the Sizzler murders in 2003 Cape Town. I teared up as the father said about his son who was a victim, that he refused to believe he was a sex worker. He believed for years he just happened to be fixing a computer when the massacre happened. Now he can say, "so what if my son was a sex worker. He was a beautiful soul and I'll always love him".

This should have been under 'the vileness of hypocrisy'......