Mainstream Sexualisation Was The Last Step Before Mainstream Transaction

It Is All About Opportunity Cost

When I was in my teens (consider it mid to late 2000s), I asked myself what it would be like to be born a woman and what kinds of activities I would do.

Bear in mind, none of what we are seeing was anywhere close.

I used to hate going to school; university/college was alright, as I did not attend most classes anyway, and I just needed to pass the exams.

Although there was a 50% failure rate in my first 2 years, respectively, I managed to get there.

And in France, unlike in the UK or the US, a bachelor's is not enough to get a job; you need a hyper-specialised master's and ideally some nepotism.

So quite a long, hard road to get a job that pays slightly better than minimum wage as a graduate.

So I said to myself, if I were a woman, I would monetise what I could see guys value and were willing to pay a ridiculous amount of money for.

So the adult worker world made sense to me as an industry from a purely economic sense. Why would someone work 2 months a year for dog shit pay to fund higher education, study like a donkey, where the odds of making good money at the end of it were meek to say the least, when they can make money so quickly on the side that they can re-invest?

Without saying too much, I got involved in it, as the woman I was involved with now has a national platform.

So when the iPhone first came into the picture, this started the visual democratisation of the freelancing of whoredom.