We’re Right Here: Finding Connection in My Community of Sex Workers
Whenever I think of the sex workers I befriended, the thing that always struck me is how different we all are.
Whenever I think of the sex workers I befriended, the thing that always struck me is how different we all are.
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Even though we may struggle, as long as one of us has — all of us will have.
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Everyone builds or maintains their brand every time they walk into a room. The issue is that right now we’re walking into less and less rooms.
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