Fm104 topic about a young fella seeing escorts is he sad is he judged

[Rachel Divine]

Rachel,all this publicity is going too come back too bite you in the ass.....and not in a nice way....you might think your being clever but all your doing and saying what you do....you know well you wouldn't make half what you make in Ireland anywhere else..if you could you would be there darling.....the money gone too your head in my opinion.....all this unwanted attention is not good for other escorts and its certainly not good for most punters.....my advice if you asked....keep you mouth shut and head down....and get on doing what you do best....

What are you saying is that the other side of the sex trade brought up in public is bad and does more harm than good.
From what you say ,the public has to remain with the view about prostitution as coercing and trafficking at the best in Ireland and all or the majority of indoor escorts are victims.
Its bad to give a nice picture about this business to the audience, it is good what that Connolly guy did/is doing by presenting a dark side of this industry.

Great attitude from you!

[Rachel Divine]

not forgetting Ebony Amber who took on a bunch of fools on another radio show,
she was powerful. also Laura Lee on that NI talk show she was brilliant and a more mainstream
audience loved her.

Stephanie and LBT are two great women who helped/help a lot.

[Dub Lad]

I'm not picking sides and you can say the show is scrapping the bottom of the barrel type of audience but if anyone wanted to debate what Rachel was saying ANYONE can ring in and ge ton the air, atleast at the very least Adrian allowed both sides of an argument, so the likes of notawork could of got on and had a go at rachel if he so wishes to do so, that show is more liberal than your regular conservative media outlets i,e RTE, some props should go to adrian and to rachel, it's not something you can plan for it's really on the spot stuff

[warmcome]

i don't like the presentation style of that presenter. Pat Kenny doing
a similar interview would put torl to rest. the Irish public are quite reasonable people

[gamey27]

Couldn't believe the lack of basic respect shown by some of the callers.

I've said it before - it really is amazing how quickly people turn from pitying to shaming an escort when they discover she's happy in her position

[dob]

little would surprise me about that curious country.

It also has the strictest dope laws in Europe, thought you might appreciate that, warmcome

[warmcome]

It also has the strictest dope laws in Europe, thought you might appreciate that, warmcome

they tried that with Mr Bieber, he'll get over it. so it's going against the tide in
this area too?

[luther]

I haven't read the entire thread but I have listened to the podcast...........

Rachel, you are to be commended on portraying yourself as an intelligent, articulate professional women!!!

I'm no fan of that particular radio show and it has once again affirmed my belief that the general public are ignorant about the profession being discussed, but more particular the general and overall ignorance, stupidity and rudeness of callers to that particular show, including it's presenter......

With all due respect to the ladies and gentlemen of the forum who are listeners, in particular the aforementioned Rachel, I find many of the callers moronic, to say the least.....

A great voice about the misunderstood (including legal) aspects of this business amongst so many idiotic and rude voices, if only the other callers could have articulated themselves as well without resorting to such name calling, shouting, slagging and foul mouthedness

I haven't read the forum much lately so I'm not sure what peoples opinions are of the Irish woman who has been on the radio and television of late talking about her life during and after her time in the business, unfortunately this is the impression people have of the business and that particular woman is doing it no favours.....

I'm not naive enough to think that things are all as nice as Rachel says they are, nor as I going to believe that are as bad as that Irish woman says they are, of course there are going to be good sides and bad sides to it all but what I find to be the strangest part of the whole thing is that people couldn't believe there were women in the business because they actually liked it, or viewed it as just a job, or business, a way to earn money!!!

Apparently there are only 2 types of women in the business, those who are forced into it, or those who are in it to "feed a habbit".......

Point to note, if you are going to get into something illegal, which of course this is not, but if you are getting into something, including and in particular, theft, make sure you form a habbit before you get caught, this in my experience is the very best form of defence, and the easiest for the public to understand.............

Hooking for a habbit.............good.......ah sure she has to do it to feed her habbit.....
Escorting for a Euro..............bad........fucking greedy slut tramp...........

[LaBelleThatcher]

Comment of the century:

"Most men can have sex with anybody"

Aren't you glad we got that cleared up?

[justfrank44]

I suppose, a woman going out every weekend, getting drunk and shagging a different man each time is fine, but a woman who has sex for money in a warm comfortable apartment or hotel room, using protection and being very professional is bad. What a great view of things we have here. I never liked the whole pub or nightclub scene, and am not fond of drunks so never had much luck with women in general. But I have met Rachel, and she provides a sexier, more romantic, more loving experience than I have had with my wife in years. I know when I meet her that she is working, and I am not in danger of falling in love with her, so we are both happy. Buying a magazine and wanking over it might be ok for some, but personally, I enjoy the warmth and closeness of a sexy woman, even if it is only for 30 mins.


Sorry forgot to say, Well done Rachel, you came across very well and put the other callers to shame.