Not all sex workers are women.
Not all sex workers are women.
Not all sex workers are women.
Not all sex workers are women.
So can we stop referring to and classifying all sex workers as women, please?
If you are a FSSW who genuinely enjoys their work, is proud of it, and values and appreciates their clients as people first, please like and retweet this.
If you’re a thin/slim provider who does or is open to duos with bigger babes leave a comment.
Let’s normalize these duos and get a 🧵 going to make connections!
The whys of seeing SW:
to connect; to be seen; to be held; to experience pleasure and joy; to not be judged; to be heard; to learn; to practice; to desire; to touch; to be touched; to expand one’s world; to enhance one’s life; to share time and space; to feel…
What’s your why?
Why pre-book?
- unrushed booking process + more time for clear communication = less stress, more fun
- so I can arrange & make sure my incall space is good to go
- guarantees I’ll be ready & available for that time & you’ll get to see me
- ✨builds the excitement & anticipation✨
Dear men,
Never, and I mean N E V E R, put your hands on or around my neck or anyone else’s without their consent. While we’re at it, there is also NO name-calling without consent for EACH & EVERY name/term used.
Signed,
One very sweet but feisty & stern as needed companion
I don’t know who needs to hear this but body positivity goes beyond weight/shape/size with me. It’s inclusive of body hair (or no hair), scars, birthmarks, pimples, stretch marks or any other related concerns. No one is ever judged by me for how they look, especially when naked.
This industry is full of the most intelligent, creative, compassionate and strong people I know. Anyone who thinks SW is the easy way out, requires no skills, or only attracts selfish people is wrong. I continue to be amazed by my colleagues worldwide on the daily.
The power of (consensual) touch is boundless. Skin to skin touch is the rawest, most primal antidote to an increasingly disconnected world. It’s an experience and reminder of our shared humanity. There’s truly no substitute for in-person, human to human touch and never will be.
There’s sooo many beautiful providers I’d love to do duos with 🥹
If you’d be into duo’ing with me, can you pretty please drop an emoji or comment below. Let’s see if we can ignite something in someone and get some dates on the books 🔥💦
I’m about to open the floodgates 🙃
TW: BBFS
The only problem with BBFS lies in the assumption or expectation of it. Let’s focus on the social structures it exists in; conditions/contexts & stigma that surround it; and factors that may inform it, rather than the individual. 1/5
There’s nothing wrong or selfish w/ seeking out pleasure through a provider. If anything, it’s probably the least selfish way to access it. Everything is laid out & expectations are clear. Providers are there to bring fantasies & desires to life. It isn’t a shameful thing at all.
One of the things I enjoy most about companionship and s*x w*rk is carving out a space where people are free and safe to be themselves. A space void of judgement, rejection and shame.
Shout out to the SPs who repost other SPs who don’t look like them; who don’t fit conventional beauty standards or Eurocentric ideals; who may not operate their business in the same fashion or maintain a similar brand. It’s in mutual support that our true beauty & strength lies.
In reflecting on the lack of diversity, namely the absence of Black and/or fat bodies, in many SW photographers’ portfolios, I was reminded of the time I shot w/ a photographer who had no bodies like mine in their portfolio but told me they had experience working w/ when I asked.
We always talk about things being whorephobic, but what about whoretastic?
What fantastic innovations, tools or practices come to mind? Internal condoms, soft tampons and crypto come to my mind.
Between s-bans, losing my first acct at 800 and being on my second, and being a plus-size companion who’s been indy from day one, never did I think I’d get to 3000 followers and yet here I am, ~so close~. It’s surreal and I’m grateful for each and every one of you 😭.
Will the men who aren’t afraid to show their appreciation of the soft round curves of bigger bodies and their support for the many beautiful providers who simply offer up that much more to love, please stand up?
#BBW
#curvy
#plussize
#voluptuous
#rubenesque
Retweets are ✨
We put a lot of time into our ads, bios, websites. They’re there for you. They’re to help you assess our likeliness for compatibility & chemistry; determine if we offer the type/style of service(s) you’re looking for; and equip you with the knowledge req’d to successfully book.
Stop waiting for the right time or to build up enough courage to book a date. I want to meet you now.
Life’s too short to wait. Who knows if the ‘right time’ even exists or will ever be?
I promise you’ll be met with patient guidance and understanding all throughout. 💝
There is no shame in enjoying this work.
There is no shame in seeing FSSW.
There’s a lot of shame in how society conditions us to believe there is or should be. There’s nothing wrong with us.
❤️
The TLDR of it all is let’s stop the shaming and demonizing of BBFS. It doesn’t help anyone. It actually only further marginalizes people, further perpetuating the risk(s) that come with it and people are concerned about.
The end. Thank you. 5/5
✨Toronto based & passport ready, FMTY by request✨
All inquiries/date proposals through email only charlottemaeve @ protonmail . ch
Visit to discover more of me and find other ways to connect with and/or treat me from afar.
-Charlotte, xo
Did you know the foreplay begins with an impressive, impeccable introduction/email/letter by carrier pigeon? A thoughtful, well intentioned request excites me for a date that much more & sets the right tone or mood leading up into it enhancing our connection and time together. 💕
Prospective clients: reading our ads/profiles/sites saves time and energy not just for us but also for you - especially if it turns out our booking process doesn’t work for you or we explicitly don’t offer what you’re looking for.
Hence, any discussion about BBFS needs to be rooted in a much larger public health conversation surrounding safer sex and risk reduction practices. This means the “problem” with bareback (i.e. risks of it) is no longer a sex work issue or unique to sex work. 3/5
Hi friends, just a quick note for those who may not know, the term ‘grandfathered’ comes from historic racist laws that denied Black ppl the right to vote. I’ve noticed its use lately for rate changes. It may seem trivial to use alt language but knowledge is power & words matter.
What’s the “all good humans welcome here” in my bio mean?
✨ I don’t discriminate based on race, age (18+), gender, sexuality, ability, size, ethnicity, income etc.
🚫 I don’t tolerate bigotry.
💕 I only wish to share my time & space w/ ppl who are kind, polite & respectful.
It’s important to note that in this industry discretion goes both ways. Our standing, safety, & livelihoods as providers is predicated on our privacy & ability to blend in or go undetected. Without it, we’re unable to provide the services and be the companions you know and love.
When it comes to sex work, specifically, we should turn our attention towards the alleviation of poverty and financial (in)security and coercion. All of which, influences practices beyond BBFS and plays a role in the overall safety and well-being of sex workers. 4/5
Dreams really do come true! hehe
I’m all booked in for my first-ever MFM (with the ever-lovable
@_Uncle_teddy
) AND it was fully arranged w/ deposit sent in 2 (2!) emails 😍
To the gentleman who’s making this happen, if you see this, thank you. You won’t regret this one bit! 😘
I absolutely adore and cherish the opportunity of being someone’s first foray into the world of companionship. The decision to see a provider can be a vulnerable and nerve-racking one. So to be chosen and trusted by someone is an honour and a gift.
Why must we be so cruel to one another on here? It’s as tho we’ve forgotten the old adage “if you have nothing nice to say, don’t say anything at all”. There’s enough antagonism, animosity, and hate in the world towards the SW community as is. We shouldn’t be spewing it within.
This includes things like accessible/inclusive testing, better sex ed, financial (in)security, and more. It’s not inherently “bad” or “wrong” itself, nor unethical.
Besides, unprotected/-covered sex happens outside of sex work and at a much, much, much greater scale. 2/5
Whenever women over 30 remark how their libidos are the strongest they’ve ever been it makes me fear for my future. With the way mine is now, I don’t know if I’ll survive.
(Yes, this is a h•rny a tweet. And yes, you should screen and deposit asap.😅)
This is your friendly reminder that I’m here and I’m queer, and all are welcome to book. I cannot emphasize enough how much I love and enjoy the company of all genders, orientations and bodies.
🏳️🌈💕🏳️⚧️
I now no longer shoot with anyone who doesn’t feature bodies similar to mine in their portfolio, no matter how reputable & wonderful they may be. This got me thinking, though, how will people ever learn how to capture different bodies to include in their portfolios?
Without further ado, I present…
Like I said the other day, it’s very obviously still in the works but I’m looking forward to the grand reveal and hope you’ll be as well. ❤️
We’re levelling up, baby!! Onwards and upwards!