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Plans Change

Last time I told you how I became a prostitute while studying at university. At the time I intended to leave prostitution when I graduated. This is an update to that story.

Last November I started working at a brothel part time to pay the bills while I was at university. I was a student who was a prostitute on the side.

Since then I have learnt a lot about the work, men and, above all, myself. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the work and how empowered it made me feel. I was also surprised at the things I'd done to please men - and make money. Things I would never have considered if I wasn't a prostitute.

Over the last few months I have sensed more and more that I was a prostitute who also went to university. It bothered me. It wasn't in the plan.

Yesterday I logged into SW for the first time in a while and started chatting. Somebody asked me what I was going to do when I graduated. I admitted that there was a chance that I would continue working. That was the first time I realised that working as a prostitute permanently wasn't out of the question. I admitted to myself that my plan had to change.

I thought about it for the rest of the day. After I accepted that after I graduated I would remain in prostitution, I had another question to ask myself. What is the point of getting a degree if I'm not going to use it? Why wait until I graduate? Ok that's two questions but the answers lead to the same result.

So, I've decided that prostitution will be my full time job and that I will drop out of university. Some people will think I'm crazy but I'm comfortable with my decision. I knew before I started that I might get hooked on the work and I was willing to take that risk. That time has come and I'm staying on the hook.
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a few other have mentioned it, but I suppose I'll reiterate. it's likely a somewhat to very good plan to finish out your degree. it could be that you never use it or need it, but it's almost certainly better to have a good 'fall back' plan/something you can use to switch to another profession. it leave more doors open to you and with the world as it is, that's almost never a bad thing.
chaoticharmony · 18-21, F
@dirge I understand what you and the others are saying. I can just say that the way I feel about it at the moment is that I'm making the right decision for me. Will I regret it? I don't know. I'll take the consequences if i do.