Mia Doring on the “Episode” podcast with Richie Sadlier

[IrishSarahBarra]

Aye, I hear you but I'm not talking about everyone, I'm taking about her in particular and girls like her. She was privileged af in terms of what she was doing. She had one traumatising event prior to her getting into the business. She didn't work often, she didn't have to work often, she was in a healthy position to clock watch as she said so herself. She was playing, she hasn't a notion, and now she's dramatising her particular situation because she can do. Some people said some off putting things to her sometimes.



She was a pretty young white Irish girl from Monkstown from a two parent family who could write and communicate well I'm English, and did well enough and had resources enough to go to UCD, she dabbled in escorting for a few years, had no disabilities (bar her previous trauma), no kids, no mortgage, no addictions, had brains enough and stability enough to continue her studies.

She hasn't a notion, and is dramatising her past and capitalising at the expense of others.

I don't like women like her. There are plenty of women in the industry who are not as privileged as she was who are happy af to be in the industry because they actually know what it's like to struggle, and what they would like is to be able to do it in a safe environment and without interference from people like her.