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Do clients know that you are a lesbian? Oh yes, I advertise as a lesbian escort in Wembley, I think that a lot of my clients think that they are doing me a favour, you know, she’s a dyke and needs good cocking. But nothing could be further from the truth. I mean how often does a heterosexual male get to have sex with a blonde lesbian? Hardly ever.

As a lesbian escort, how do you cope with sexual encounters with men? Even though I’m a gay woman I still like the feel of a man inside me, what do you think that lesbians do when they have sex together? We use dildos, so it’s not so difficult to understand that lesbians like occasional sex with a male client. I have a girlfriend who also works for an escort agency in Wembley, she’s a lot younger than me and is quite able to turn off any emotion. She has never had a boyfriend and has only ever identified as a lesbian. With me, I have been with lots of guys when I was a teenager and I got married to a man when I was 21, it only lasted two years before I realised that I really like women.

Lorna is an 18-year-old escort who works for a Wembley escort agency.

What makes a good teenage girl become a teen escort in Wembley? The men that book me are usually older men over fifty years old, most of them are very kind and generous to me and even though they only really want me for sex I like most of them and many have become good friends if ever I need anything I know I can ring them and they will help me. One of my regulars has paid for my driving lessons; another guy who owns a property company let me have an apartment at a very low rent. Guys have taken me shopping at the most expensive shops and bought me Jimmy Choo shoes and Cartier jewels, I mean, what’s not to like about being a teen escort.

Why are so many University Students Signing on with Wembley Escort Agencies? It's no secret that some university students have been turning to escort agencies while studying. The promise of earning hundreds a night for some is just too good an opportunity to pass up, but is escort work really easy money? A competitive market. Getting a part-time student job used to be straightforward. You handed a CV in at a local pub or shop and that was it. You got the job! You worked a few days a week, studied the rest, and spent your cash on nights out. Since the introduction of tuition fees in 2012, and the phasing out of grants for those from low-income households, some students have been struggling to fund their studies and so have needed to supplement their loans. But finding part-time well-paying jobs can be difficult in today's competitive job market. You only have to browse the forums of the Student Room to see the problem, ‘I'm a student who is desperate for a part-time job. I've had three interviews this past month (all unsuccessful, at McDonald's, Next and Primark) and just this week, I've applied/handed an application form into at least ten different places. Since when was there so much competition for a simple part-time job for a teenager?'

Do all escorts offer sexual services? Many other dismayed students echoed the original poster's annoyance. However, one person's reply was a little different. Have you tried being an escort non-sexual? You can make some serious money for a few hours of work a month. Changing attitudes towards escorts in Wembley. What might be surprising to some is that no one in the forum was outraged at the suggestion of a student becoming a sex worker. This implies that attitudes towards not just sex but the sex industry have become more liberal, at least amongst younger people. With sex no longer being the taboo subject it once was. According to a report on students in the sex industry (The Student Sex Work Project) conducted by Swansea University. 53 per cent of over six and a half thousand students surveyed said they became involved in the industry because they were curious, while 59 per cent thought they would enjoy the work. It appears then that younger people don't view sex, or earning money from it, as shamefully as the generations before they did. In fact, the sexy teen escorts in Wembley were loving life.

What type of women works for escort agencies in Wembley? Desperate for money? Become a Wembley escort. On the one hand, the survey seems to show a great leap forward in societal attitudes, but the report also raises some more uncomfortable issues. Of those questioned, 56 per cent said they were working in the sex industry to fund basic living expenses as well as higher education, and 45 per cent were working to avoid being in debt. More disturbing are the newspaper articles that have highlighted university students, especially freshers, being deliberately targeted on social media by Wembley escort agencies. A simple online search backs this up, delivering countless agencies boasting of easy money and flexible working hours for students. The flip side of the easy money was that a quarter of those questioned said that they found the industry difficult to leave, while the same number felt unsafe. One woman detailed her experiences, ‘I'm aware that a lot of guys that come in are probably twice my size and I don't want to piss them off because if I do I'm in this house on my own, in this flat, and if it goes wrong there's no one like there for me.'

What conclusions can be made? These are thought-provoking words for anyone contemplating earning some easy money on the side. The Student Sex Work Project report clearly shows that university students become escorts in Wembley for a variety of reasons. Some because they're curious, others because they love sex, but over half of those engaged in sex work did so because they couldn't afford basic living costs. Not so much easy money then, as necessary money.

How do students feel about selling sex for money? These loaded questions are just some of those asked if the topic of escorts is ever raised. The debate over the ethical side of the business is rife – in particular over the raise in students resorting to extreme measures to fund their studies.  The UK controversially raised the maximum tuition fee to £9000 per year in 2012, tripling the previous maximum fee.  Alongside higher costs of living, students have been struggling to attend university whilst being able to put a roof over their heads.  Escorts in Wembley can typically earn £100 plus per hour for their services thus it is inevitably going to be an attractive option for young, financially stressed undergraduates.  Any work which can pay so well whilst fitting around studies is a lucrative opportunity.

Are escort agencies deliberately targeting University students? An escort agency in Wembley is signing up students from local colleges and university grads at an alarming rate.  A survey of 6,773 students attending the University of Swansea in 2015 found 5% had engaged in sex work, with a further one in five students having considered it. The stigma surrounding this work means that in reality, these statistics are likely to be far higher.  Helplines are available through The English Collective of Prostitutes, who have reported the number of people in higher education calling rising steeply.

Should escort agencies be legalized? Forming relationships are infinitely more difficult whether in a romantic or friendly sense.  Relationships can be key to getting through university with the stresses of trying to gain a degree.  The shame surrounding students who turn to work as Wembley escorts can make it difficult to disclose to even close friends what line of work you are doing.

So what would it be like to date an escort? Trust is key in a relationship with someone in the profession.  Insecurities are raised when your partner, who is only supposed to share their most intimate side with you, shares this regularly with complete strangers.  The green-eyed monster will also come in to play for those who are unable to come to terms with this.  Safety is also a key issue. Research in a survey of 240 sex workers in London and from across three cities in the UK found that 63% had experienced violence in their lifetime (Barnard et al., 2002). Alongside this risk to personal safety is the impact on relationships.  Partners will naturally feel concerned about the wellbeing of their better half.

What's the difference between an escort in Wembley and a prostitute? Prostitution is often referred to as ‘the world's oldest profession'. Whether this is historically accurate or not, it's safe to say that both women and men have been exchanging sexual favours for many years. And will continue for years to come. When you hear the term ‘prostitute' you tend to think of desperate women roaming street corners in high heels. Mainly due to the classic stereotype, we see in TV shows and films. These days you are far more likely to hear the term when it comes to services of this nature. But the interesting thing is that it's not spoken in the same hushed tones as prostitution and is a something that is sought out and utilised by many. If this is something you're interested in, it's worth doing a little bit of research into particular sites before you provide any personal information or commit financially.

Why becoming an escort in Wembley appeals to a lot of girls? In short, because there is a lot of money to be made if you can establish yourself as a high-class call girl in London. It's also often the case that former models or porn stars will become Wembley escorts to capitalise on a fan base they have built up in a previous career. Some of which are charging hundreds and hundreds for an hour of their time, thousands even for overnight meets.

Should Wembley escorts be given the same rights as any other workers? Sex work or 'prostitution' is sometimes known as 'the world's oldest profession' is mentioned in ancient scriptures as far back as 2400 BCE. Yet, at the pinnacle of human advancement, the world, and even ideologically similar regions, have failed to come to a consensus on the legality and morality of sex work in modern society. The debate around sex work is often heated and contentious, perhaps because it touches upon deeply held emotional beliefs. Yet an objective discussion is the necessary means of any 'good' political choice, thus, this article hopes to outline the examples and arguments surrounding the decriminalisation of sex workers.

Is the Nordic model something the UK should adopt? Firstly, it is necessary to point out that the decriminalisation of sex workers is not the same as the decriminalisation of Wembley escorts. The decriminalisation of sex workers is usually associated with what is referred to as the 'Nordic model'. The Nordic model dictates that 'buying sex is illegal' with the caveat that the 'seller' or sex worker is not prosecuted, essentially, the model criminalises the client but nor the sex worker. Advocates will also point out that the model requires extensive support systems and exit services for sex workers who would like to leave the occupation, however, this part of the model doesn't seem to be implemented as strongly in non-Nordic states which have adopted the model such as Ireland, France and Canada. Proponents of the Nordic model such as government officials and activists in states including Sweden, Norway and Ireland believe that making the purchase of sex illegal is a big step toward eliminating the sex work industry.

If this were to become law in the UK wouldn’t it just drive escorts in Wembley underground? Furthermore, supporters of the Nordic model also believe that the Nordic model helps in the fight against trafficking and organised crime. You may wonder; if these many states have begun to adopt the Nordic model then it must be the best approach to take? Statistics from Sweden, the earliest state to decriminalise sex workers, are, however, far from definitive. In 2013 a report was published by the Swedish authorities. Contained within this report were statistics suggesting that public (street) prostitution had reduced by 50% since 2003. A suggested decline could also be seen in the number of men soliciting prostitutes, from 12.5% in 1999 before the law was implemented to 7.7% of men seeking to solicit prostitutes in 2014. These figures seem to indicate that the decriminalisation of sex workers has in fact decreased the amount of prostitution, many activists are delighted with the change of law and its effects. However, there are some possibly contrary statistics, additionally, the model has many critics.

Why doesn’t the UK just make escorts legal? After all, it's a profession that's never going away! Detailed In the same report was a statistic that showed advertisements for escorts had increased by over 2000% from 2003 to 2013 from 304 to 6965. Furthermore, academics Sarah Kingston and Terry Thomas doubt that a Nordic model or a simple means of decriminalising sex workers even exist. They believe that enforcement in many states, including Sweden does not match up with implementation. These criticisms are in addition to a plethora of critical arguments. One group disapproving of the model is the Human Rights Watch, a non-governmental pressure group. They believe that decriminalising sex workers exclusively still maintains the perceptions of prostitution being an illegal, underground practise. Moreover, legalising only sex workers but not their trade ensures that they remain in legal limbo, unable to organise protection groups or be confident of police security rather than exploitation. Overall, the decriminalisation of escorts in Wembley with the ultimate goal of ending prostitution is a noble cause. Nevertheless, many sex workers have no other option for income, and they are indirectly harmed by being the only legal aspect of their occupation. Undoubtedly, more must be done to protect sex workers from violence and prosecution, yet, there does not yet seem to be a solution that suits both governments and sex workers.

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