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Daty be Dammed

To be sure, I'm not saying that there aren't legitimate concerns about the industry and the PRA, just find it interesting that we get heat from those that don't appear to have concern about other big issues.
 
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I thought you were done with this convo… but I guess the ego had other plans. Not enough braincells to understand? Feeling a bit off now that you know you’re wrong? Heart beating faster yet? It is… right?

I guess the next answer will be from NZPC.
Even after 5 times explaining it, you don’t like the answer and clients like you are a day to day problem over the phone with BS.

If you actually cared about the girls, you’d know this isn’t about clarity, It’s about normalising pressure, It’s not transparency when the real motive is to make girls feel like they can’t say no, and please don’t think you can shame a girl for using barriers with your little list, because if we start exposing the ones who push for services, trust me, you won’t like that kind of “transparency”.
And don’t patronise me about walking away from a booking, I’ve seen the impact, a girl walking away to protect her health, legality, or safety is NEVER the issue. The issue is when someone tries to make her feel guilty for doing it, even though the law protects her.

FYI we’ve got an entire team behind us, and I’m not just talking about the girls, I mean lawyers, counsellors, therapists, social workers, and direct support from NZPC, that’s possible because it’s legal here. So to all of you always asking for “no barriers”, I’m pretty sure you’ve never even stepped foot in a properly licensed brothel or maybe they’re too expensive for you, because if you had, you’d know most girls are independent contractors. They choose their clients (yes, you were chosen, be grateful), set their own hours, and pay their own tax. And licensed brothels? We’ve got standards too, we’re required to keep up with health and safety regulations, provide clean working environments, follow the PRA, and yes, we pay tax. That’s not just compliance, that’s professionalism, so get used to it!

I agree this kind of conversation should be avoidable, but that’s not how the law works, some of us aren’t risking legal consequences for clients like you (we advertise our girls and we are NOT disclosing that info).

Still confused? Call NZPC, they’ll spell it out for you or maybe I will… nice and slow
 
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