You're totally hot enough. If it something you want to do, you should. But remember, it could haunt you later.

Capitalists have colonized many parts of my brain

But I lucked out, and didn't myself go into sex work

So I feel that my sexual development, though haunted by media, never got right down to cash on the barrel head



I was as poor as a white kid could be

While at the same time going to an elite university

My folks lived in a trailer park, unemployed and couldn't help me with the bills



Had I known there were men who would pay me to give me a blowjob, I would have done it

But my little cornfed country ass didn't know about the evils of The City

So I muddled through with 3 jobs and friends who gave me the day old or going bad food at restaurants and cafes


And while most of my gay male friends turned tricks at some point

And many of my female friends worked the pole and the lapdance

I still feel like it is a road not taken by me

And I am happier for it



When I worked with young hookers, they seemed really unclear about who they were sexually, for a lot of reasons, but $ was one of them



Then again, most folks I know who worked in sex work are pretty much fine



so....... no clear answer here

after your last blog, i read in a certain context that it would be personal experience that might give some perspective to your law career. though also consider a lawyer's opinion, i am not sure what all you have to disclose when you take the bar and how it matters.

Not before I move there

why not?

DO you wonder why you shouldnt? If not Id say go-

Do it! As long as you're not embarrassed when one of your professors sees you there