Law society accepts former escort as lawyer

[bitsonews]

Popcorn time :arf:

 

[Jane]

I don't think she gets it.

 

[TAG]

I have to ask: why would she have to remove her post? (lisa that is?) Because she might get this new big bad attorny after her???

 

[fishmoo]

i know ...i was wondering the same thing...and as if i was supposed to be scared or something...member ppls the truth shall set you free...lol

and what goes around comes around - remember

anyway so i was thinking (did u see the smoke?) i wonder how her kid reacted when she found out that her mother was a thief, a fraudster?...too damn lazy to go to work but rather rip ppl off

 

[IrredeIncarve]

To change the subject a bit. Is it a fair assumption that 75% of escorts are University students that pay their way through school?.

 

[judy.gideon]

Say what?

 

[Ramez]

Maybe I didn't express myself correctly. You see Maurice, I hobby but don't review because it is just not me. Many of the sp I've seen tell me they are at it for a couple of years to pay their tuition fees then retire. Obviously there are veterans that is their career.

I just wanted to ask others if 75% is about right.

 

[Allnighta]

I'd say that precentage is correct for those that say they are paying their way through university....but unless some programs are 10 yrs plus then they're just saying that. I know of one, possibly two, who did actually graduate and have since retired.

I know a few who do it as a career choice and then some that only did/do it on occasion when they need extra $$$.

 

[Patricia G]

It is my experience that having known many girls involved in the adult world on a personal non work related level. That many will paint a picture for their customers that will portray themselves in a more how shall we say positive light.

I've known many ''students'' who for all their years of going to school never ended up with any degrees. Shocking I tell you.

Now of course there are exceptions out there.

 

[annmic]

It frightens me a little when you and I have the exact same thought. :shock:


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[Addman]

First read of the story I thought she shouldn't allow others to make her feel ashamed for being an escort - not even her own daughter.
Thanks for the additional info Lisa, it serves to balance the story. I still say kudos to her for getting an education and being open about herself - I believe she feels better about her life now.

 

[princessblaise39]

for the record, I do put in spacing, etc, but for some reason when I hit submit, it doesn\\\\\\\'t work. For the original story, it seems clear the escort-lawyer was in financial trouble only before she starting escorting. After that, there doesn\\\\\\\'t seem to be any charges for those things. I think it interesting that she found something to pay the way that clearly worked for years, then had to quit.

I think 75% is high, even if you remove all sps over 25 from the equation. I think there are a lot of sps out there who are working until they figure out what they want to do, to just go travel, or maybe get ahead. Not every young person, not every young sp, works for university tuition. A lot do, but its not everyone\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s path in life, and I don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t doubt that a young woman who simply enjoys the work, the schedule and the freedom it brings probably agrees it is to further her education rather than admit she just wants to not have to live paycheque to paycheque and not be able to afford to do anything.

If I had my 20th year to do over again, I would have been working for university. I couldm\'t afford to go until I was a little older, and then went to a 2year college program instead, due to finances. It actually was a better thing for me to do, but it wasn\'t my choice. In any case, I would have enjoyed the years between graduation and starting college to be a little more lucrative, with a lot more traveling than they were and have no problem whatsoever with young sps who really don\'t care, at least for now, if they go to university, college or even beauty school right now.


I always want to hear that they are living well, saving money, and traveling for at least 4-6 weeks at a time every year. They should be traveling and they should be spending their money this way, to me, it makes life worth living, and work worth doing. (I do know someone who not only pays for her education, but also takes 4 week holidays, and she is also under 25 so I think that is cool too.) Working minimum wage for years and not being able to do anything at all reallly really sucks.

 

[?Ms.LaLa?]

Hmmm... I'm wondering what the percentage is, of the girls that "say" they are doing this to pay for school to paint themselves in a "how shall we say" positive light... when in fact they are doing so until they find an acceptable sugar daddy! :shock:

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