Wow, lets see if I can figure this out, lets recap what the problem is.....
1. Gal enters into a 6 month relationship with a guy whose wife was promiscuous and had abusively sent husband graphic evidence of her activities, however relationship with guy ends badly as result of argument and near violence
2. The husband had responded to wife’s sexual graphics by posting the images on Internet and vindictively distributing them to others including her family
3. For 3 months relationship has ended and gal decides to become an escort/provider
4. Fearing his response to her plans, the ex-girlfriend who still is in communication with the ex boyfriend, tells him of she plans to practice sex for pay and he seems calm
5. However, when a review of ex-girlfriend is posted, the ex-boyfriend becomes involved and contacts the man who wrote the review to discuss the session in detail
6. The ex-girlfriend denies voracity of review and wants it taken down
7. The now escort asks, “First is that proper? Can that be done? Should that be done? Is there any rules regarding this type of thing? My privacy I feel has been violated in the worst way."
Let me answer that by saying, once a girl becomes an escort, it is probable that she will eventually be reviewed, her or elsewhere. Private activities that are truthfully reported are legitimate even if they have unfavorable repercussions; likewise even when these activities are reported in an untruthful manner there is little the escort can but ask for the review to be removed. If the reviewer, i.e. the guy who had sex with her, is one who has a reputation for voracity, the likelihood is that the review will remain. However an escort can have her self removed permanently from the reviewing process although this may effect her income thereafter. Sadly, as for you “worst way” privacy violation, note that when you become an escort and opened your private parts to use by the public, you can have little expectation of privacy.
8. The ex boyfriend writes his own review and denigrates the escort so much that her call frequency for business decreases.
If you were running a bakery and someone did all to ruin your reputation you could sue in court and seek damages, not easy but possible, and you might win. However, if you are in the USA, in an area where prostitution is illegal, you would not be able to pursue the case in court without dire consequences and ultimate failure. You could however ask the review to be removed and explain that it is biased and revengeful and chances are it would be removed. Also, you could discuss other Internet actions to blacken the reputation of this ex with other experienced providers. For a person who disdains his partners form having sex with anyone than himself he does not seem to be at all unaware of "the hobby" and all that naive.
9. Ex has also sent notice of your activities with links to you grown children and disrupted your relations with them.
Here again, damaging your reputation with family members by informing them of your activities, as long as the info is truthful is difficult to combat legally as here again you are involved in an illegal activity offering sex for pay. If you were not pursuing this activity and his info was not truthful you would be able to sue him very successfully. Now, if you stop your illegal activities you could seek a court order to make him stop his activities, whether you would win would depend on the judge.
In the classic world of prostitution, your persecution would be reason for having a protector who would employ illegal means to punish this person. However, to do so would coin volt you in conspiracy charges and you might well end up in prison as a result.
As they say in the Bible, “the writing was on the wall” but you were already to involved to do much about it other than extricate yourself from the relationship with a really bad guy who gives men a bad name. Once the barn door is open and the horse has run out, closing the door is of little help. I wish I could take you in my arms and dry your tears but it is too late in the game for this to be a meaningful act, although it might ease your troubled mind. You had the courage to try a new life and a new occupation, risking the police and the downcast eyes of your neighbors and society as well, and you got unfairly hit in the face by a shit-hurling bastard. In time this ass of a human will lighten up or become old news. I am only surprised that he has not informed the police of who you are and what you are doing. If you did not have family or ties to where you live I would suggest you leave town but that does not preclude this bastard from following you. You are stuck in that proverbial spot between a rock and a hard place and I really cannot offer you a legal solution although I wish someone would throw the rock at your ex. What an ass!
-- Modified on 1/25/2012 9:30:08 AM