Safety

by Burghy

 

I would recommend she look at being a stripper first. At least in the states, it is far more respectable and safer.

Make sure that she insists that clients use protection.

Have a safe place. It's best if she can get her own hotel room or studio, and some sort of basic security system (e.g. "If I don't phone so-and-so within x days, come and see if I am ok).

Don't accept clients that she dislikes because of a gut feeling.

Don't do it too long. Stop ASAP when reasonably free of debt.





Posted on Apr 5, 2005, 3:40 PM

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