Supply and Demand
WILLYSGOTAWOMAN
New Jersey
In the current state are there more desperate girls who need money or more mongers willing to risk covid? Are rates and mileage going up or down? Will there be a shift in coming months?
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I will play along and answer your questions.
In the current state are there more desperate girls who need money or more mongers willing to risk covid?
We live in a society/culture that creates ignorant/uninformed citizens that make irrational decisions/choices.
The current state makes those irrational decisions/choices more extreme.
There are more of both, desperate girls and risk taking mongers, because YOLO.
Are rates and mileage going up or down? Will there be a shift in coming months?
Rates will initially go up and mileage go down, because of the greater risk, apparent low supply, and high demand.
Then rates will go down and mileage go up because of the apparent high supply, low demand, when things “cool down”
After a while the rates will go way up because of the inflation caused by the trillions of dollars printed and put into circulation.
1. Much fewer guys who can afford to pay current rates
2. Many more women who are in financial troubles that they'd consider sexwork
So, what happens when supply increases at the same time demand drastically reduces? Of course, there's also the fact that sex work is stigmatized and if prices drop below a certain level, I think many women will drop out (they need a hefty premium to stay in), which puts an effective floor on how low prices can go. In the club, my guess: the corporate clubs (e.g., deja vu) may resist lowering prices, so the girls will need to increase mileage and regulars will become more valuable. No idea what will happen with independent clubs
Actually, that question makes me realize that I'm thinking of the sex biz as a whole. For all I know, half of SCs will end up closing over this, which indeed brings supply down... when it comes to SCs. Girls are absolutely pouring into SA though, where I'm pretty sure prices are absolutely going to go down, and provide a viable alternative for customers
So my thinking in the very short run is you will lose some dancers to attrition as always happens and their replacements won't be ready on day 1 because they are strippers.
If there isn't any reliable medication or vaccine when clubs open up, I would think there'd be a minority willing to rush back in - for PLs whom SCing was a regular/weekly thing, they may be some of the ones rushing back in, for the PLs used to SCing less-frequently they'll probably won't be rushing in and waiting to see how things shake-out - w.r.t. dancers; women tend to be more-cautious and risk-adverse, and tend to put more emphasis on their health, than men, on avg - some on here have posted about dancers on SW or other social media posting about not returning to the clubs for the time being, but who knows how wide a view this is among dancers.
Those that qualify for unemployment benefits can be taking home 3k to 4k per month tax-free, which can be doubled if they have an S.O. at home that also qualifies - also seems dancers are used to taking time off all the time, sometimes for a couple of months.
Too many variables to say for sure - I'd say the biggest one is if the dancers are getting benefits or not - if they are then I would expect lean dancer #s -if the virus continues to be a serious concern in the future, there may be more stimulus or even UBI for a period of time and then less reason for dancers to be desperate (assuming they qualify for benefits).
Possibly
"Mongers will hunker down take a second look if the hobby really worth it with all the risks."
Yes
"Some may fall into depression 'my gosh why did I spend all that.'"
No