Ladies........... Be careful with the Marriott Hotels now........

[Shinepro]

I have a different take on this, although I have a lot of respect for the Op. He seems like a stand up guy who is a great help with the visuals he provides in ascertaining how a provider really looks. There is a dark side, very dark side to the hobby folks really don't want to talk about. I work in the medical field and we are trained on how to spot abuse and sex trafficking. That shit is real and totally fucked up for the female and the family worried about their loved one. All I read was Marriott Hotels take sex trafficking seriously, they never stated they don't want women drinking alone at the bar etc. I went to an Asian place one time and this chick was like I want to go out with you. I said well let's go. She said no because I can't leave here. I just stopped asking questions and got the fuck out of there and never came back. Shit sent shivers up my spine she was a foooking prisoner. We don't really talk much about the dark side of this shit, nobody really wants to do that of course, but really fucked up shit goes on in this industry that we guys turn a blind eye to in the pursuit of another nut. Any provider with any foooking common sense who deals with clients with common sense shouldn't have any problems with any hotels.

[lovelyxxxo]

Simply stating facts...how do you know she didnt have a blowout with a abusive lover?? For them to assume "oh she must be a trafficked ******" just doesnt sit well with me.. Domestic violence all looks the same unless she walks up to the bar and says " help my trafficker is beating me." Making broad assumptions can be dibilitating for a company and for the otherwise completly innocent victim whose already gone through enough and just wants to get away from her abuser. but this is just my two cents... Seems like a dangerous game they are playing

[Warpt]

He didn't feel comfortable, so he left. He did the right thing.
Same with the ladies. If they don't feel comfortable, they should follow their intuition.
Safety is always first, ahead of money and fame.

[lovelyxxxo]

He didn't feel comfortable, so he left. He did the right thing.
Same with the ladies. If they don't feel comfortable, they should follow their intuition.
Safety is always first, ahead of money and fame.

I understand i wasnt speaking on his story... I was just speaking on general terms..

[Cabletex7]

This restaurant in NY, cracking down on escorts, will only allow single men to eat at the bar, no single women. They kicked out a female executive who was a regular. When she complained, they banned her. Doesn't say what their policy is on single women drinking at the bar. And, so far, no lawsuit.


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[Oralist]

The Houston Downtown Marriott has had numerous prostitution busts over the years.

[1andonlyboardman]

I have a different take on this, although I have a lot of respect for the Op. He seems like a stand up guy who is a great help with the visuals he provides in ascertaining how a provider really looks. There is a dark side, very dark side to the hobby folks really don't want to talk about. I work in the medical field and we are trained on how to spot abuse and sex trafficking. That shit is real and totally fucked up for the female and the family worried about their loved one. All I read was Marriott Hotels take sex trafficking seriously, they never stated they don't want women drinking alone at the bar etc. I went to an Asian place one time and this chick was like I want to go out with you. I said well let's go. She said no because I can't leave here. I just stopped asking questions and got the fuck out of there and never came back. Shit sent shivers up my spine she was a foooking prisoner. We don't really talk much about the dark side of this shit, nobody really wants to do that of course, but really fucked up shit goes on in this industry that we guys turn a blind eye to in the pursuit of another nut. Any provider with any foooking common sense who deals with clients with common sense shouldn't have any problems with any hotels.

Shine,
How many victims have you rescued?

I'm not saying it doesn't happen and when it does it's a tragedy. There are a lot of things that play into the hype not the least of which is money. Just google something related to the topic in Houston and you'll get no less than six NGOs or 501(c)3s on the first page alone, who are dedicated to stopping trafficking. Some of those are PAID ADS. Dig a little deeper and some of them have paid staff, and have acquired some pretty substantial assets in the name of housing victims but you don't find where they house a lot of victims.
About once, maybe twice a year, we'll hear about a local bust. Usually some AMP in precinct 4 that got careless or a sting operation at a motel that rounds up a bunch of johns. Headlines say it's a major trafficking bust and local politicians point to it a proof that we have a huge problem when really it's rarely about trafficking at all.

I've posted this article before but it's worth a read if you haven't yet...https://freedomnetworkusa.org/app/up..._-HuffPost.pdf

In order to keep the money coming in they have to expend a lot of effort keeping the public believing that the problem is real, it's massive, and it's growing. If they can get a hotel chain like Marriot to buy into the propaganda it's a huge win. Probably even get big donations in turn for providing education on what a trafficked sex worker "looks like".

Here is another article that focuses on the money of those organizations, the propaganda, the lies and the lack of transparency. https://truthout.org/articles/specia...fficking-ngos/

[1andonlyboardman]

Making broad assumptions can be dibilitating for a company and for the otherwise completly innocent victim whose already gone through enough and just wants to get away from her abuser. but this is just my two cents... Seems like a dangerous game they are playing

This another point that is brought up in one of those articles that I posted. Real victims, if they aren't thrown in jail and treated like criminals themselves, have their stories sensationalized. The needs of the victim are overlooked for the more important purpose of furthering the agenda. If a woman wants out she'd probably like to do it quietly rather than be held up and made the poster girl but that doesn't matter when you need donations.

[1andonlyboardman]

Sex workers who are in the industry of their own free will.(the vast majority as one article suggests) have no voice no, real advocates supporting their rights to use their bodies to make a living as they choose. It's a toxic subject no serious politician, with a D or an R after their name is going to get involved in supporting.

[Kammye]

Wowzers.

[Guest 072519-1]

BUMP !! OTC ladies...

Without saying too much.. STAY AWAY !!

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