There are not very many people who know. Only one person actually knows the whole truth. that I had sex with men for money.
My friend Z knows part of the truth. I told him that I got paid to have mutual masturbation sessions. I told him that I basically took my clothes off and talked dirty to guys while they jerked off. He thinks it's cool, actually, but I don't know what he'd think of the real truth.
I told my mother that I was walking a dog for extra cash. I had to tell her something when she noticed that I wasn't even taking out the (meager) amount of money she was putting in my account. I told my coworkers that I had a second job as a receptionist. And I told a lot of people I was a professional dominatrix. I don't know why I had to tell them anything---sometimes I was explaining why I had so much cash, but I really didn't have to. I guess I just wanted to tell some kind of half-truth about what I was doing.
It all started with money. The money I didn't have, the money I needed, and the money I wanted. It was growing into an obsession. I was living on the 100 dollars every 2 weeks that my mom was sending me and everywhere I looked were people with money. My classmates are these girls from other states who are basically playing in New York City and constantly regale me with tales of their Urban Outfitters purchases and say things like "Oh my god, I spent 150 dollars at the liquor store AGAIN!"
I was starting to HATE people with money. Just the sight of a shopping bag made filld me with jealousy and rage. Everywhere I looked I saw things I wanted, things I couldn't afford, things I was sure I would never be able to afford. It's one thing to be "poor," but it's another to know that when you run out of shampoo or have your period and have to buy tampons, that means that much less food money for the week. I couldn't take it anymore.
So I started my own business. 100 dollars for a protected handjob or blowjob, 150 for intercourse. 200 dollars for special services, like over an hour or roleplaying. Some of them paid me more just to be nice. Before long I realized I could raise my rates and still get business. Eventually I started making 2 or 300 dollars for 15 minutes of work.
When I reason it out I don't feel guilty about what I've done. I was having lots of casual sex before anyway. I would go out on a date and hook up with some guy and not even enjoy it that much. So why not get paid for what I was doing anyway? And I do feel like it's an honest living like any other, a service provided. The only thing that bothers me, when I think about it, is that now I have a secret so deep that I can never tell anyone. That someday I may have a lover or a soulmate, someone I want to share my life with. And I will never, ever be able to tell him.
And now you people know too.Well, there aren't any people reading this yet. But maybe there will be someday. A part of me is scared to put this out here, scared that someone from my "regular life" will connect it to me. But another part of me just has to tell about this. To tell someone these stories that are sometimes funny, annoying, outrageous, obnoxious, and painful. So here we go. Confessions of a College Callgirl.
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can i just ask what made you pick this over something like stripping? i strip, and while i dont make the money as fast as you say, i can make $300 in a half hour just by giving a guy a lap dance in a private room. not that i judge, because by all means i have no right, im just wondering :)
Hey Callgirl! Don't let yourself get all down thinking that you'll never ever be able to share this secret with your "one true lover" - there are plenty of guys out there who are just fine with sharing a woman's favors. I came to whoring after having been married for eight years, and discovered to my astonishment that it's a big turn-on for my husband! Find yourself someone who appreciates your sweet sluttiness and who knows? You may have a partner in crime ;)
Brit- well, as you mentioned, I can make money really, really quickly. Also, hooking utilizes my skill set. I'm good at sex and convincing guys I'm interested in them for 45 minutes, not so good at dancing and convincing guys I'm interested in them for an 8-hour shift. Plus, my body's not good enough to strip, at least not in New York.
But I salute the hardworking dancers who make our nation's strip clubs great!
I took money for a sex act once. If I ever find the love of my life, I'm not sure I'll be strong enough to tell him that and a few other things.
I like your blog, it's refreshing.
hey collegecallgirl, this is a really great new blog. i'm really enjoying it.
i wanted to tell you this: when you meet your true soulmate, don't hide the truth from him (for too long). really, his ability to accept the choices you've made and will make in life will be the greatest determination of whether or not you really are meant for each other. be at peace with yourself. anyone who cannot accept you for who you are is a waste of time.
sorry for the 4 "really"s. obvs you're a better writer than me :)
please don't tell me i have come to the end (or beginning, as it were). i don't want to be done. this is the best blog i have read in ages.
I'm with Allison. I just read the whole blog, start to finish, and I think yer great - smart, funny, sexually open, vulnerable, all of it. Much love. Looking forward to more.
I agree with the previous two posts. If this were a book, I'd be halfway down the driveway to the nearest bookstore by now. Save these stories; they're golden reading!
Wow. I think this is a great blog, and the fact that you're writing about it is even bolder.
Don't let it hold you back, it's your life, right? :3
Believe it or not, it is quite possible that there will come and day that someone will love you unconditionally no matter the choices you made in the past.
I did a short stint of sleeping with people for money, which I am not ashamed of and don't make any excuses for.
I found someone who loved me for me, even with my unconventional choices. I wish with all my heart that the same will happen for you. It really is an amazing feeling to not have to keep that part of yourself secret anymore.
What Scarlet said above. You sound like a thoughtful, intelligent woman who's probably a great friend/companion. If you can't trust someone with this part of your life, this part of you, then they're probably not your "soulmate" after all.
I just started reading: truly excellent. Kudos.
Thankyou for your enlightening read.
I read back from Sept.
To me it's odd how you are so practical in living but so impractical about soulmates.
Love is as rough as whoring and after the pain you don't grow richer.In fact it destroys everything you think you are,so that you know clearly how beautiful you are without any doubt.
xRobert
Being a call girl seems no different to me than being a porn star, except where you find the work and who's hand the money comes from.
Interesting blog concept. I haven't read all your posts (in fact just several) I'm curious as to what you're up to now? Are you still in this phase of your life or have you moved on to bigger and better things?
i have my first client tomorrow. i'm in my 20's and like you is just so sick of never having enough money.
it's not even for material things, but mostly for school. i'd like to wake up one morning and not have to worry how i'm going to pay the bills or what ass i'm going to pull out money for books.
i quit school for four years so i could get a job and save up to go back, but even that didn't work out. somehow, it's just not enough.
like you, i'm scared that someday there will be that soul mate who'll appear in my life and we'll tell each other everything EXCEPT what i'm about to do tomorrow and the day after that, and the day after.
If for some reason I end up single again, I'm definitely going to try and have a relationship with a woman who loves sex and has a long list. Her being a prostitute would be just fine with me, and I wouldn't expect her to stop doing it (unless she wanted to).
Hot, Hot, Hot! I've read your whole blog, and I hope you get a book deal or something--you are a tactful and witty writer (fun to perceive your skill sharpening and your confidence increase, as well as your jadedness...).
I've only read this particular post, but wanted to share these thoughts, even if I never read further:
There is a woman who I love so much, and she makes me feel so happy, and so loved, I don't care what she did in her past. She is an amazing person and who she is and how she is now and making her happy is all I care about.
It would bother me more if she had something she was hiding from me because she thought I would disapprove, than it would if she told me something unpleasant.
"soul mates" really love each other no matter what.
Im not a very smart person but I have a couple things. I think that it you find someone you love, a "soulmate" if you will, it won't matter what you do because you will always love each other. Saying that, i've never truly loved anyone and don't even know if true love even exsists. I hope it does.
Hi,
I have a somewhat shifty background myself, but I think you might be pleasantly surprised about telling your soulmate. Some guys are uptight about it, but there are some really good ones out there who are only minorly concerned with it-- and that's usually for STI reasons. I'm really confident that someone nice is out there waiting for you. I started dating the best guy EVER because we made an agreement that I would give him sex if he would support me financially. That didn't actually end up happening, but we did end up with a really nice relationship that's lasted a year so far with a promising looking future. =)
So don't give up hope on telling your special someone just yet... you might be surprised.
you dont "need" to tell a future couple this... dont feel guilty, actually at the begining I thought... wtf... if your arent rich your are not...
but you were living with a very very little amount... even to live in mexico.
you could start as tabledancer too...
anyway i wish you luck, and
please dont leave school or start selling drugs ; )
peace!
I think its great you have a blog like this to tell everyone. I'm only 16 and I've had a really fucked up life and my MySpace was (and still is) the only place I could post my thoughts on anything as I still have basically no freedom (I'm not even on a computer, I built this device myself secretly). it got to the point that people who I barely talked to in my Algebra Class knew more about my life than my own family (if you could call my stepdad that). I think until you find that guy out there to tell, keep writing. Humans are odd...we have this weird compulsion, this need to tell stuff like this. The more you write, the better you will feel, and the easier it will be to tell your husband later on. I mean, from a guy's point of view, if my girlfriend told me she was a prostitute under these circumstances, or if she'd been raped or something, I'd just hold her in my arms, both proud and amazed she'd trust me enough to tell me all of this (and I've been there before).
I found this blog via a link on Stileproject. I read the (then)current post and then simply had to start at the begining.
This was the second post I read, and then I read them all, oldest to newest like it were a book.
I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed reading your blog. You're so amazingly honest, not just about the sex and the things that happen to you, but about your inner self. And even if what you write isn't the whole of you, you're still putting yourself out there. Plus, you're fucking hilarious.
omg. i just found your blog and i feel like im reading about my own life. except you're funnier.
I completely agree, I just found your blog and I've a few of your entrys and they sound like something that would write if it were to happen to me. This might sound really lame, but I feel like I can relate to you. well here's to my new favorite blog.
:D
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