I’ve honestly NEVER been with a 24/7 girl, even though there have been many available in my area. When they’re advertised as “24/7,” it often means they’re tightly controlled by a gang of.. brutal people.
The girls might go to sleep at 1 a.m., BUT if a client wants to see them at 4 in the morning, they HAVE to get up. If they refuse, there are dark consequences.
I’ve heard all of this from two reliable sources: one is my former SB, and the other is a guy I started communicating with after he had doubts about his (former) SB, who had actually worked with mine. That’s a longer story.
It turns out his former SB was a provider from Colombia. Even though she didn’t speak any English, she managed to find a room in Denmark. She got into the business eight years ago, in 2016, but it wasn’t willingly, I’ll tell you that. She lost a TON of white powder that was seized by customs, and she spent some time behind bars. After she served her sentence, the men she had been transporting drugs for came after her. They gave her no choice but to work as an escort to repay the $1.5 million she had lost—plus interest.
She’s still active as a provider today and is forced to work 24/7 under strict surveillance. From what I’ve heard, it’s a real hellhole for her, and I don’t doubt it.
Even my former SB once told me, “If I had a college degree, do you think I would be doing this?” Interestingly, she’s NEVER told me how she got into sex work. However, I did find one of her old ads from 2014, the year she started, where she was working 24/7. So, who really knows?
She also shared a few horror stories that were similar. According to her, it’s usually the same with every girl who advertises herself as available 24/7. I make it a point to avoid them because I don’t want to contribute to their suffering or risk being the reason these girls are punished.
The girls might go to sleep at 1 a.m., BUT if a client wants to see them at 4 in the morning, they HAVE to get up. If they refuse, there are dark consequences.
I’ve heard all of this from two reliable sources: one is my former SB, and the other is a guy I started communicating with after he had doubts about his (former) SB, who had actually worked with mine. That’s a longer story.
It turns out his former SB was a provider from Colombia. Even though she didn’t speak any English, she managed to find a room in Denmark. She got into the business eight years ago, in 2016, but it wasn’t willingly, I’ll tell you that. She lost a TON of white powder that was seized by customs, and she spent some time behind bars. After she served her sentence, the men she had been transporting drugs for came after her. They gave her no choice but to work as an escort to repay the $1.5 million she had lost—plus interest.
She’s still active as a provider today and is forced to work 24/7 under strict surveillance. From what I’ve heard, it’s a real hellhole for her, and I don’t doubt it.
Even my former SB once told me, “If I had a college degree, do you think I would be doing this?” Interestingly, she’s NEVER told me how she got into sex work. However, I did find one of her old ads from 2014, the year she started, where she was working 24/7. So, who really knows?
She also shared a few horror stories that were similar. According to her, it’s usually the same with every girl who advertises herself as available 24/7. I make it a point to avoid them because I don’t want to contribute to their suffering or risk being the reason these girls are punished.
