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A former sex worker who attended to the top one percent revealed her surprising sex secrets and how upper class men disguise hiring a sex worker. Charlotte Shane spent two decades offering her body up to wealthy men in hotels and has now written about her experience in her memoir called An Honest Woman, which dropped today.
Shane got into the controversial industry in the early s because she wanted the beauty and fame that came with it. An alternate version of myself,' an excerpt of her memoir, published in the Wall Street Journal , said. She also let readers in on how high-powered men conduct business with sex workers, from meeting in hotels, dressing to impress, and using secret coded language.
Charlotte Shane spent two decades offering up her body to wealthy men in hotels and has now written about the experience in her memoir An Honest Woman, which dropped today. An alternate version of myself,' an excerpt of her memoir said. I would love to visit with you for two hours on Thursday evening in the hope of becoming good friends. Shane recalled one of her visits with a man named Roger when she was 28 years old and he was She met the litigator at the Marriott in Downtown DC, where she arrived 12 hours early by mistake, dressed in a blue tailored shift dress that was meant to invoke 'conventional business attire' without outright denying her vocation.
She wanted to feel power, to show that she 'deserved to be there' and was 'invited' to the hotel. After every encounter - unless they were simply men she wouldn't engage with again - she'd send an email, thanking them for the 'wonderful evening' and telling them she hoped to see them again soon. She'd often receive emails back from men begging her for more, as Roger had after their third date. But she received the sentiment often, all the way from single to divorced to men decades older than her, she said in the excerpt.
She revealed in a July 10 blog post that she quit sex work due to the way that escorts have to 'market' themselves. In the WSJ excerpt, she revealed how different marketing truly was.