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More info. The woman, who is not being identified, said that she wants to speak about the work because there are "big misconceptions" about the industry and she wants to debunk some of the myths around sex work, from 'fat, old clients' to 'call girls lingering in bars or causing trouble'. She works in Birmingham primarily booking hotel rooms at several chains to meet with her clients. When reading this interview it is worth bearing in mind that her experience as a woman making an informed choice to work in the sex industry will be very different to women who are trafficked through organised crime.
These women will often be abused, essential slaves and see very little of the money they earn. Read more : The street plagued by prostitution and drugs where worried traders sleep in their shops. Speaking to BirminghamLive she said people often assume 'clients' who see escorts are 'disgusting, fat or creepy' - but that hasn't been her experience.
Instead, she says they can be men in their 20s wanting to lose their virginity, people who see escorting as a "candy shop" for experiences and those who are lonely - or even "depressed". The young woman also opened up on working from the city's major hotel chains 'without a trace', slipping under the radar of other, unsuspecting guests. People will also often forget, she says, that selling sex in the UK is not illegal.
It is however, a crime to run or manage a brothel, or exploit women for prostitution. I distance myself from them.
