FOSTA forcing online sex workers to other places

May 7, 2018, 8:27 PM

“The more a person needs to be right, the less certain he is...”

Some of the independent online escorts are going to stripclubs, other websites or signed with agencies. I have noted more girls that still have an online presence admit to being with an agency. I am looking for a new Fav sex partner; these are the options of independent girls I can get; 0) A stripper in her late 20s that looks like a high school cheerleader, blonde spinner all natural that had an orgasm while giving me a lap dance and left a snail trail on my black slacks. I think she will be willing to OTC.

A pornstar that is relative new to the industry, cute blonde, that says she enjoys sex, we have been texting for some time, but our schedules have not aligned, I am sure I can make an effort and take a day off to make it happen.
A CMT former model in her early thirties that provides erotic massage with happy ending and is, she said, reference friendly, we have been texting recently, but again I might have to take at least half day off to see her because she works 10:00 am to 5:00 pm I might have to sample all to decide, but I wish I could find out which one is the Best without having to. Decisions, decisions.

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Papi_Chulo7 years ago

Perhaps the escorts will need to create their own personal websites and this will be the way forward, or would the powers to be go after that also?

Dominic777 years ago

Interesting that you mention that Papi. Back in 2015 when I was debating whether I wanted to try the Ohio clubs after the anti strip club law had been enacted (2008?) or if I just wanted to get an escort and have her dance for me in a hotel room, many of the escorts that I was most interested in were ones that had their own personal webpages, mostly because of the quality of the photographs and the screening gave me confidence in each others' safety.

beach_boy7 years ago

The law also makes it so any website, blog, online service, etc is now responsible or liable for content OTHERS post on it.
So, if you create your own website on a hosting service, the service could now be liable, prosecuted, or sued. That's why this is such a big deal. If I make a public blog and let people post whatever they want, and they happen to post illegal whore information and I don't take it down, then I can now be prosecuted under this new law. Someone has to end up in court under this law and fight and let a judge rule on what is actually allowed and not allowed based on the constitution etc... then that ruling will dictate what people can and can't do. Nobody want's to be first.