“Many people, especially women, are forced into prostitution, and sex workers face great financial difficulties,” he said.
With life in crisis in the UK, 28-year-old porn star Dana decided it was time to rediscover what she calls “traditional work“.
Dana, who requested to use a pseudonym to protect her identity, said: “I studied marketing, so I decided to temporarily choose 9-5. “I think I’d go back to porn at a better time if I wanted to.”
A new fund in the sex industry during the crisis at the end of 2021. “I often tweet about porn show I wrote to promote OnlyFans and Camgirl with friends and other porn stars, but I only did it for about two months.” Building a career in the sex industry can be very boring. This leads to slow burning, according to Mashable.
“I’ve had a few different jobs and prostitution seemed like a good opportunity to focus on what I love and make a lot of money.” Dana thinks she can’t control it, and whores can. not the best.
“When I was working for myself and the money was unsecured, I couldn’t ask people to save. I don’t know how much I will get each month and I can’t ask anyone for help. “
Dana interviewed with a marketing agency and felt better that at least she had a chance to secure her finances. However, the interview led to an unexpected confrontation. “When I got there, my interviewer said they did a background check and printed pornographic pictures of me. They were on the table. I was trapped in a room with two people, and there was a picture. I’m naked. There’s a picture of me in the middle.”
“When I got there, my interviewer said they did a background check and printed sexually explicit pictures of me.”
He told Dana that his company couldn’t afford to hire porn stars. “I don’t know why they let me in, maybe they refused. “Honestly, I’m laughing. I can’t really be offended because it’s pathetic. But it’s scary to think that so many bosses can do this. Maybe now all I can there’s prostitution and I won’t go back.”
Rachel, who requested a name change to protect her status as a package prostitute (in exchange for sex), had a similar experience.
“I became a prostitute because it was the only job that fit my life. I have a disabled child and it was very difficult for me to go to the hospital and get treatment,” she said.
Like Dana, Rachel tried to find work outside of prostitution, but was unsuccessful when her employer discovered her profession. “I was denied employment for being convicted of prostitution. Once you have that record, it goes on. Now it’s all about keeping women off the streets and reducing their chances of becoming a prostitute. surname.”
The UK is currently facing its worst livelihood crisis in 60 years and it’s only getting worse, with many people struggling for food, rent or energy. For sex workers (primarily women of color, transgender or at-risk immigrant women) considered criminals, unemployed and at risk of violence, exploitation and loss of life. economic security, the price of life crisis is huge.
Prostitution organizations such as Prostitutes England United, the Sex Worker Resistance and Advocacy Movement (SWARM) and the Sex Workers Federation have launched the Prostitution Challenge campaign. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the concrete impact that the cost of living crisis has had and will have on the living and working conditions of sex workers. After this crisis, he demanded that the government and the public take concrete action to end the unrest and poverty of sex workers.
Amelie, a spokeswoman for Anti-Trouble, who requested anonymity, told Mashable that many prostitutes like Dana are self-employed, which means many of them are marginalized. These are tough economic times.
“Many people, especially women, are forced into prostitution; today’s sex workers face great financial hardship.”
“More and more people, especially women, are forced into prostitution, and today’s sex workers face great financial challenges. Because of poverty, more and more people are being forced to work as sex workers. entering the sex industry for the first time, especially women and mothers,” she added.
Amelie also said: “People in many other industries organize wage increases to keep up with the increasing cost of living, but that’s not possible for prostitutes. Most sex workers work in agencies. work or work that carries a criminal penalty“. . . vulnerable to lack of work rights and support from government or employers.
This type of worker is also pressured by the cost-of-living crisis to take on clients they often turn away, making Anti-Trouble Hookers more vulnerable to exploitation and violence because clients know the type of worker that can’t be reported. abuse or violence. Go elsewhere for income.
This refers to Lena, whose name has been changed to protect it. Recently, Lina was attacked by an unusual customer, but she had to pay for the trip.