You poor punters!
I like reading reviews on here, mostly when I'm looking to change my work place. I like knowing which places frequently offer BBBJ and CIM (so I can avoid them like the plague), the average costs of extras, how many girls are on at different places and etc. I also like seeing if any of my friends have been reviewed. One common complaint you punters seem to make is privacy. I think you may forget or just not care that all places with street access, such as Pickwood Lodge had on Lygon st, require all us WL to enter as well
I used to be shy walking to work, whether it be on a main road or in an obvious industrial area with the only traffic for a parlour. I have since grown up! I hope you punters do, too. Nobody cares when you walk in or out of these buildings. Even if they did, they only realise it's interesting after you've disappeared and would never recognize any of you. Working at Pickwood, I began to see the walk into the building as a sort of advertisement. Instead of hiding behind sunglasses and a hat, I would make sure I was already dressed and well presented and walk boldly into the building, with no shame, but a beaming and confident smile. Perhaps some curious man was watching the entrance, working up the courage and then see how easy and fun it looks. Obviously I would never expect the punters to walk in quite so confidently as they've nothing to advertise, but we often have so much more to risk than the punters do. We manage to make our way to work, and it seems slightly disrespectful when you all whine and complain as though we don't also run the gauntlet.
This makes me wonder how dehumanised we are to you all. Do you ever think about these things? Do you see us as just an hour long venture or do you see us as human beings? Does it effect the way you see other women? I know some men turn to parlours as a kind of respect for women, as it would be so wrong to use them for sex, so they pay us to not have to think of us as human. I find it strangely comforting.... Although I should be horribly offended at being seen as an object, I think it's a huge step in the right direction. Perhaps I'm just ranting here but I am very curious at how punting can change the way a man looks at a WL or other women.
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