Are arrestedu for include murder, rape, child molestation, child abandonment, cruelty to children, armed robbery, and a whole lot of probation violations. It seems that LE resources would be better served cleaning up these crimes rather than arresting the providers. There could have been money laundering or failure to report income, or drugs that should be dealt with but leave the criminal aspect out of this situation. The court system is so overcrowded that most of the charges will either be dropped or drastically reduced and no real value of anything will be achieved. this is not a clean business and tends to attract some people from the dark side as both providers and clients. Just think it should be de-criminalized.
Got a pm today from a veteran like myself expressing his sadness at the current state of affairs as it relates to the agency busts, shut downs, etc and the void created with all those ladies gone (at least for now).
I thought about it a little bit and it hit me that in my 'career' here (so to speak), this is not the first time (nor will it be the last) that we've went through a transitional time. It wasn't that long ago that another agency that was very popular was also infiltrated. At the time, we all thought it was the end of the world. But, as days and weeks passed, people adjusted, new agencies popped up, and the sun came out again.
While not the ripple effect of other agencies door's closing like in our latest example, the sun will come out here again. It may be that a new model of running an agency with safer conditions for all involved is born out of this, who knows?
And while it totally sucks for the ladies and gents involved in the arrests, who's to say the universe isn't showing them something newer and brighter that will become clear with time and perspective?
Anyway, there will be a time when this will be behind us all and we'll all be doing what we love and come here for....the men getting laid and the ladies getting paid!
Sir Cumalot
A healthy perspective, and it's good to try to focus on the positives that can come of situations.
Is it a correct assumption that some of these agency ladies are going indy?
Not certain they have a realistic option to retire; lawyers and bail bonds cost money. As to where they will land - who knows? Some will go Indy; some will find another home. But bottom line, not likely to be a cut off on the supply side.
Or some, just might start a brand new agency......
I thought about it a little bit and it hit me that in my 'career' here (so to speak), this is not the first time (nor will it be the last) that we've went through a transitional time. It wasn't that long ago that another agency that was very popular was also infiltrated. At the time, we all thought it was the end of the world. But, as days and weeks passed, people adjusted, new agencies popped up, and the sun came out again.
While not the ripple effect of other agencies door's closing like in our latest example, the sun will come out here again. It may be that a new model of running an agency with safer conditions for all involved is born out of this, who knows?
And while it totally sucks for the ladies and gents involved in the arrests, who's to say the universe isn't showing them something newer and brighter that will become clear with time and perspective?
Anyway, there will be a time when this will be behind us all and we'll all be doing what we love and come here for....the men getting laid and the ladies getting paid!
Sir Cumalot
Are arrestedu for include murder, rape, child molestation, child abandonment, cruelty to children, armed robbery, and a whole lot of probation violations. It seems that LE resources would be better served cleaning up these crimes rather than arresting the providers. There could have been money laundering or failure to report income, or drugs that should be dealt with but leave the criminal aspect out of this situation. The court system is so overcrowded that most of the charges will either be dropped or drastically reduced and no real value of anything will be achieved. this is not a clean business and tends to attract some people from the dark side as both providers and clients. Just think it should be de-criminalized.
Unless there is robberies, assaults, pimps, or underage stuff going on... we should be allowed to do what we all want with our bodies.
In what you do with your body.
Your automobile insurer wants you to wear your seatbelt.