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. Shane got into the controversial industry in the early 2010s because she wanted the beauty and fame that came with it. 'I became a sex worker because I suspected, and hoped, it would be this way: a private, minor form of celebrity.
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. 'It helped that illegality-induced euphemisms tipped the dialogue into affectation,' she wrote.
'"Intrigued" meant horny, "visit" or "spend time with" meant have sex with, "friend" meant repeat customer. 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 'I became a sex worker because I suspected, and hoped, it would be this way: a private, minor form of celebrity. An alternate version of myself,' an excerpt of her memoir said 'As in: I'm intrigued by your website.
I would love to visit with you for two hours on Thursday evening in the hope of...
Alyssa Guzman.
