I think I have. 2 different times I have been in grocery stores, and on each occasion, a different guy (who was shopping too) looked up and got a total shocked look on his face. Then stopped in his tracks, and just stared.
I dunno. Apples to oranges.
Yeah I mean I saw what you said... it's just " in person" sex workers have a different plan on hiding their city/area than "online" sex workers.
what the FUCK. I would definitely take action to get that creep looked into by the grocery chain somehow
Back in the day when I was a stripper a customer recognized me at a mall. He did this weird lurking staring thing and I fled. I was 18, in high school and living with my parents. Awkward.
This is a REAL claim to fameNo, not in the way that you mean (I block my state). But I've been recognized a few times (at the store...at a 4th of July parade in 2018...etc.) as "that girl who sang "Pony" by Ginuwine at karaoke."
)... not to mention all the stories of bitter trolls stalking models online and trying to out them in their public chat. These people are either narcissistic or lacking social awareness & common sense and they don't give a crap about a model's privacy or safety.
It doesn't suprise me either, even when you are not a cam model (ie before I started camming) there are a huge number of really inappropriate and aggressive men out there. On a weekly basis, I used to get followed in stores and hit on by total strangers (keep in mind I live in a big city, I never had that issue in smaller towns, or in suburbs). I had to have store staff ask men to leave me alone several times, because even if I kept walking and ignoring them, they still would not leave me alone. I've had to ask bar tenders, coffee store assistants, hell even laundromat assistants, to ask men to stop following me and leave the premise several times. Each time they thought I knew the guy, and was with him, but he was actually some stranger following me around and talking to me, even though I would not make eye contact, and ignore everything he had to say. Happened on public transit too. Guys would come up to me, sit across from me, and actually put their legs up on the seat beside me barring me from actually moving.It doesn't surprise me, though. We all get guys coming into our rooms trying to suss out if we live close to them or just straight up asking if we want to hook up with them (I recently added to my bio that CB is not Tinder
Thanks for highlighting the problem of men getting abused by women, and bringing yourself into this discussion... again... as a poor victim of women.
Oh my God get off your Melodrama high horse, I said I don't like you, and pointed out some reasons why I don't personally like you. I'm 39 .. I'm about 19 years too old for older men like you, who can't handle themselves socially. All I'm doing is asking you to take the hint, and fucking leave me alone. Apparently blocking you, and never interacting with your posts for 3 weeks wasn't enough, you still feel the need to be all over me like a fucking leech.
Or what it feels like to be sexually harassed at pretty much every job you've ever had (no matter what level food service or graduate level), and when you've actually been brave enough to say something to a boss about it being told "This is something that you are going to have to get used to, you're a good looking woman." Meanwhile, the married coworker, who grabbed you around the throat, and whispered in your ear "it's gonna feel good going down" get's no discipline, and a year later goes to prison for raping a different coworker.
The problem is the nice, decent guys are often shy and quiet, and so it's always the aggressive assholes who make the most noise and get all the negative attention for men. There are tons, and tons of nice respectful men out there, but they just don't make the noise, so these types are what we see. The quiet nice ones are everywhere, and imo in the majority, but they just don't garner that much attention, because they fly under the radar, and stay busy with their own interests, work, friends etc. So people don't know they exist as much.
