very interesting article in a major newspaper based in NYC (won't mention it because TER might ban this post).

Only half joking. The job market is still very weak for new college grads, and if you can see a woman in her early twenties escorting to pay for college it shouldn't be too hard to believe she woulld continue escorting to pay off loans and supplement income when she can't find a decent-paying entry level job out of college.

to be business geniuses...leaving "Corporate" America to fuck for bucks  LOL

of all the silly SH-- in this life.

There are a lot of reasons college grads do this stuff.

Posted By: Ridgetucky

very interesting article in a major newspaper based in NYC (won't mention it because TER might ban this post).  
   
 I am calling BULLSHIT on ANY woman claiming to have a college degree and being an escort.    
   
 Don't see it, don't believe ----- pigs will fly, guys in da hood will have good credit, gay marriage will be legal in Alabama before I believe it.  
   
 Before the yakkers start complaining.  Having a degree is no sign of intelligence.  THE DUMBEST PEOPLE I HAVE EVER MET HAVE BEEN COLLEGE GRADUATES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  
   
 So, OK, now working your way thru college while being an escort - that I get.  I mean why you can't be a waitress at Applebee's is for you and your therapist.  But hey I get it.  
   
 But you put in 4 years or more and you still keep doing this!!!!  
   
 What's the point?  RT don't get it  
   
 Now, why are there not more "Lane Bryant" type models in the Hobby?  
   
 Hey I like a BIG ASS.  But cheap technology and market transparency (don't have time to explain now) have done a disservice to those gals who have junk in the trunk.  Know what I mean.  
   
 Thin chicks who would never hobby - have now got into the game because they saw that big gals were making $$$.  
   
 And they said WTF she's fat and making $200 an hour.  I am thin so I can make double that.    
   
 See fellas, there is a downside to technology. (bummer)  
   
   
   
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 RT Says - Buttermilk does not contain any butter (yes, it's true)  
   
   
   
 

but out of sheer curiousity - if you had a great job at a hospital that means you have training and education.

The issue that I would wonder about is the real experience that you have had. A one on one college sex experience could be drinking, dancing and vanilla sex. Do this 20 times over 2-4 years and you consider yourself experienced. Go to Puerto Rico with 5 friends, meet three guys, drink during the day and at night, go back to some ones room and there are six women and three guys. What do the three women who are not with the guys do while not engaged. Seven Princeton girls and four guys, and the girls are experimenting with each other. Or working her way into trying a threesome. usually, my guess is watching TV and telling a story about sex with 9 people.
How many comparative Lit Majors have entered a guy's room, slowly took of her cloths and, without saying a word, began playing with herself, postponing an orgasm and staying on the edge until the asking became begging. Told some one you were dating that you wanted to add an activity, toy or share preferences every night for a few weeks. The odds are that the 35 year old woman who has been in the workplace with executives for ten years has engaged, experienced and experimented with activities and toys you have never heard of.
A waitress needs a job, but she has to be able to find the kitchen. Her customer is soon not going to be happy just because she is young and attractive.

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Many college grads are doing jobs that are not related to their degrees.  Some just couldn't find that "right" job, but many discovered that studying about it, and doing it are two different things.  They do not like the job they trained for, so switch.  Most people change careers thrice in their life.  Why shouldn't women with degrees not choose a career that is well paid, can be a lot of fun, and has a freedom to choose their own schuedule.  

I always knew I wouldn't find a very high paying job right out of graduate school...but I also figured that I would be able to find something that had something to do with writing or editing with an MFA. But I graduated right when the economy really took a nose dive. So I interviewed for jobs that, had I been older and interviewed for in, say 2005, I would have been hired immediately. For example, a very famous literary magazine here in town needed an assistant to the editor. Not only did I have 2+ years experience as an assistant, but I was also one of the editors on my college's literary magazines back when I was an undergraduate. And they basically said "We'd love to hire you...but someone applied who has a PhD...so we're gonna go with them." You'd honestly be surprised how often I heard that. All I could really find was bottom of the totem pole, answering phones, sorting mail types of positions. And I did that for a while. But those jobs were all dead ends, and I found that I had very little time to write or go to writer's workshops; I would just get up, go to work, go home (which often took over an hour), eat dinner, watch TV and go to bed. Wash, rinse, repeat. I get that so many people do it everyday...but I just couldn't anymore. It was wearing on me, and it was draining. And not to say what I do can't wear on me from time to time, or get draining...but hey, at least I get as much time as I want to write and send stuff out, and don't have to worry about being at the bottom of the barrel anymore.

made reading that a little easier  

You are free to edit your own posts here. It's good practice.

completely wrong.

I'm guessing that earning an MFA isn't terribly difficult.

Posted By: Panthera12

made reading that a little easier  

You are free to edit your own posts here. It's good practice.

Smart people get it.

ead "Why Are We In Vietnam" by Norman Mailer. One sentence goes on for 1.5 pages. Amazingly, it flows well, and is easily understood.  

Honestly your diatribe could easily have been broken up into at least 4 separate paragraphs.

I just expected a little more.  

Good question... I am!!!

lol wrong about what? You asked a good question.  

Posted By: Ridgetucky

completely wrong.  
   
 I see it now. Thanks for the input.    
   
 Don't know if I would have done the same thing in your situation.  But it makes PERFECT SENSE.  
   
 See there RT can admit when he is wrong  
   
 RT Says:  
   
 Most HR people are stupid.  Don't get me started on my horror interview stories.    
   
 

Proof reading is a good thing, but this is a discussion board. Not a résumé. I don't see any posts asking for a writing sample or résumé. Do you?

To all the writing critics with major grammatical errors in their own writing...

In creative writing?

So you're correction as you determine it above was just for what purpose?

Posted By: Courtney.ova

Proof reading is a good thing, but this is a discussion board. Not a résumé. I don't see any posts asking for a writing sample or résumé. Do you?  
   

Posted By: Panthera12

I just expected a little more.    
     
  Would you like me to proofread your resume? A prospective employer shouldn't have to.

I didn't say that. All I'm saying is you're critiquing someone's writing and you can't write for shit. If you want to base your evidence on someone's future in writing from a post on a public forum, write well yourself.

Yes, I do write well.

in this manner before they begin to edit, and prepare the piece to be published.
It never occurred to me I was reading "The New Yorker" or "The Atlantic",  therefore I don't expect literary perfection on these Boards..... Just perfection behind closed doors, in front of open blinds....Hell on the balcony for that matter.

Posted By: Panthera12

made reading that a little easier  

You are free to edit your own posts here. It's good practice.

many manifestations these days and one can get a degree from many sources so, unless someone can do something complex professionally just saying, I have a College Degree is meaningless.

You claim to be so educated, then post retarded crap like this. If you truly had all the degrees you claim, you would know that even with a Master's Degree and no experience, starting pay is about 40k BEFORE taxes, unless you major in Nursing or Engineering. A 4 year Business Degree has you making less than 15 bucks an hour out of the gate. An MBA with no experience and without knowing someone who can get you a job, makes just a little more.  

Fuck around on the person who helped pay back those loans?

None of that addresses the issue of your stupidity. FYI, I've been married TWICE dumb ass, and another one is coming. You must think it's an honor to be married to a guy who lies and fks around?  HA! Sorry kiddo, but once you've been around the block, you realize that most men are only good for a few hours a week, and marriage is not what you're looking for.  Shall we try this again? Heh.

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Y'all are crazy. Writing well does not equate to intelligence...it only equates to knowing how to articulate. My ex is a CEO who can't write for shit, but he makes over 200k a year in La. which is a lot of money lol. He can't spell, does not know proper sentence structure, nor can he tell when to properly use "your" and "you're." Still, he has 30 years of respect in a field I could only dream of having by the time I am 50. Compared to most, his writing skills suggest he never even finished high school.