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What’s the difference between a prostitute and Santa Monica escorts? Often described as the world’s oldest profession, prostitution has been around for at least as long as written records, and likely far, far longer than that: in 2005 a study conducted by Yale-New Haven Hospital, looking at the ability of capuchin monkeys to use silver discs as currency, observed monkeys trading discs for sex. From the prostitute of Ancient Rome to the geishas of Japan and the bible’s own Mary Magdelene, including concubines, courtesans, and the tawaifs of India - prostitution has a long history of fluctuating between sacred and taboo. Throughout history, and especially since the introduction of Christianity around AD 300, attitudes towards prostitution and sex work have been varied but mainly fall into two categories: revulsion, hatred, and shame towards women who willingly choose to make a living through prostitution; and sympathy, pity or concern for those who are forced into it through sex trafficking. Women who end up in prostitution to supplement a drug addiction or as a result of poverty can fall into either category. Most major religions today teach that prostitution is a sin, punishable by eternal damnation. Even for non-believers, the teachings of major religions in an area often provide a social and cultural underpinning, contributing to a pervasive taboo of all sex work for most people growing up in Western cultures today. This, combined with young adult jokes like “if you force a prostitute is it rape or theft” and pervasive rules attempting to either criminalize or regulate prostitution, has created a society where sex workers are often considered to be barely people, unworthy of respect. This attitude extends to all sex workers - those who are in the industry by necessity rather than choice, those who only operate online, those who work in porn. It almost never extends to the customers who provide the currency through which sex work occurs.

Should escorts and Santa Monica massage girls be given the same protection under the law as any other worker? As a result, sex workers, especially trans and BIPOC sex workers, are all too often the victims of violent crime. “Jokes” like the one above contribute to that, with the feeling that a sex worker “cannot” be raped (they can) and that if they are subjected to violence, even fatally so, that they somehow deserved it (they did not). Throughout history, serial killers have often targeted sex workers - partially because crimes against sex workers are underreported, underinvestigated, and often taken less seriously than if they worked in a different industry - allowing one-time killers to become serial. The most famous of these, Jack the Ripper, terrorized London in the late 1880s with some of the world’s most truly horrific murders and was never caught. Another famous example, Gary Ridgeway (aka the Green River Killer) killed at least 48 women, mostly sex workers, and was only eventually caught because of laws around prostitution. If his victims had been accountants, does anyone really think he would’ve made it to 48 before being stopped?

What other ways do Santa Monica escorts receive revenue in today’s market? With millennials and Gen Zers, these attitudes are beginning to change. OnlyFans, marketing itself as a “content subscription service” launched in 2016 and came to public consciousness earlier this year when many realized that, while it is also used by fitness trainers and similar, its main use is for the sale of pornographic content. The basic concept is that users (“fans”) pay a monthly subscription fee to creators of video and image content, of which the creators receive 80%. Many young women, porn actresses, and celebrities are now working as Santa Monica escort using this as a tool for much safer sex work, where they can make a decent monthly income by collecting (generally male) “fans”. As always, when young women are shown to enjoy or profit off sex, there was a large backlash, condemning both the app and the creators (never, of course, the “fans”) on the grounds of moral reprehensibility. In 2018, social networking site Tumblr banned pornography, causing a mass exodus of users from the site. Facebook and Instagram have repeatedly made the news for their controversial censorship of female nipples while allowing the display of male nipples (even with surrounding breast tissue) and causing a trend of trans femme people who are currently transitioning to question at what point their nipples become “too female” for the social networking algorithms.

Has Santa Monica massage parlors been on the receiving end of vastly different opinions in recent years? On the positive side, Pornhub is currently working to increase the general public’s awareness of female sexuality, including the scarily low rates of Santa Monica massage girls in heterosexual relationships receiving sexual satisfaction (women in heterosexual relationships only achieve orgasms in about 65% of sexual encounters with their partner, compared to nearly 80% in homosexual relationships - and around 95% for men in all types of relationships). Additionally, they announced free membership of their site to countries in lockdown, helping to encourage people to stay at home and prevent the spread of the virus. Conversely, Pornhub can give young people unrealistic ideas about sex and sexual relationships, and it has a large problem with revenge porn (a form of sexual abuse where people (usually male) upload pornography of a partner or ex-partner).

How has the escort industry changed with the advent of the Internet? But have attitudes about sex work changed to the point where it is as routine as accountancy? No, perhaps not, but they are changing. More people, especially women, are feeling like sex work is a safe and viable way to earn a living. The invention of social media sites like OnlyFans, the growing acceptability of porn hub and pornography, and other technology allowing escorts in Santa Monica CA to vet clients themselves instead of relying on a pimp or a madam is making sex work more accessible (and safe!) than ever before. Many countries are now looking to decriminalize, or even legalize Santa Monica escorts and massage parlors, and there is a growing change in focus from sex workers to their customers as the root of the problems with drugs and violence that often surround sex work. Women, especially those already in sex work voluntarily, are the driving force behind this change as they take ownership of their sexuality in the public eye and ask the real question: “If men are allowed to enjoy sex why can’t we?”

Has society’s viewpoint changed towards Santa Monica escorts entering the sex industry? It all goes down to one’s own confidence. The people who criticize the women that are working for Santa Monica escort agencies are the people who are not comfortable with their own body and their perspective of having their body as a ‘subject’. And that’s absolutely understandable, I know a really good but quite shy friend who would like to try himself out in porn amateur, but because he admitted to me he didn’t like his body, he doesn’t think the profession itself is a recommended career choice, it wouldn’t even be his last career choice. Wait, is that not the main reason people usually get a job for? To make money? People who work in a bank or finance literally work for the passion of money in a certain sense. I once had this conversation with a very close friend of mine about a famous porn actress that was interviewed on TV, and she was explaining she was often receiving abusive shouts on the street precisely due to her profession. She would be grocery shopping, and some lads packed up in a passing car would recognize her and yell sexual abuses or indecent requests. Imagine if as a retail worker, you would get randomly stopped in the street and aggressively shouted to your face. Confused and disrespected much? The reasons she gave me sort of relating to reasons I have heard before: that sex is intimate, and if you subject yourself to the public’s eyes naked you should deal with the consequences.

Are there any pornstar escorts in Santa Monica CA? It is one of the stigmas that come with the job though, as a porn actress who is now working as an escort in Santa Monica you’d be categorized as a ‘slut’, but as a man, you’d be a ‘stallion’. Simply because the majority of porn dynamics (my focus here being on heterosexual pornography) rotate around a male-dominated and respected authority, meaning male protagonists will have an upgraded portrayed status compared to their female co-workers. I don’t know many women, least of all, that would say to me ‘I want to work in an environment where my role is to be purposely demeaned and in which the only reason for my being in that role is to satisfy an already overwhelming male governance. However, usually, the common mistake is to misunderstand certain aspects of the sex industry. There is a difference between a prostitute and a porn actor/actress. Whilst they belong to the same work industry, they don’t mean the same thing.

Has the stigma of visiting escorts in Santa Monica CA changed in recent years? But there is a simple reason why there is such few understanding and differentiation between the two because sex in itself is so taboo and so ‘distasteful’ (knowing over half the world population has enjoyed it/will enjoy it) there is barely any open or public discussion about it. Surprising considering sex in itself is what constitutes the core survival of mankind.  So, unless one goes educating themselves on the subject, they will obviously stick to the rumors and chit-chats about it. People tend to think that doing porn for instance means ‘giving up their body’, like showing your naked body on camera, being exposed under a lens was demeaning and stripping one person of their body’s property. But how is it any different than acting with clothes on in front of a camera? No one thinks Tom Hardy is giving up his body or his personality when he is a merciless villain in Batman when on the other hand he plays an ethically-conflicted character in Venom.

Why are so many women turning to Santa Monica escort agencies for a career? All risks, in my opinion, can be encountered in another profession as well. Freelancers are often financially exploited; Hollywood actresses get sexually assaulted. Each job presents a risk, in fact, the accommodation and food services industry in the US for example is the one that has reported the most sexual harassment claims, accounting for 14,7% of claims filed to the police (on a 10-years-period between 2005-2015). This is not to say that working in the sex industry is less dangerous and that sexual offenses are less likely to occur. It is to say that official statistics and police reports have received the most from this certain industry. Because unfortunately, victims of abuse won’t always be able to report their attack. But this stigmatized opinion rightly comes from one aspect of porn, it's content itself. How can one not feel reluctant when YouJizz offers a ‘forced’ category? Or when 88% of popular porn videos featured scenes of physical aggression by males to female partners (with treatment such as slapping, gagging, choking). It is logic hence to conclude that porn has a role in sexually objectifying women, and for the steadily-growing feminist and humanist society, we are living in, getting involved in the sex industry will not harvest you the same kind of enthusiasm from the audience as getting involved in a Marvel movie.

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