15 posts tagged “boys night out”
Have you never been to a Brothel before?
I can give you a little bit at a time so as not to scare you completely in regards to the whole goings on.
As you may not be aware the number of, girls allowed to work at brothels have changed from 5 working girls to 8 working girls. All this means is that this was changed and passed by Government last July without any asking from the girls, the ones who are actually effected by this change. The decision was made by Governmet, PLA and Brothel Owners, but the girls themselves who unfortunetly had no say in the matter at all. This is and has been a great contrubting factor to the decline of our income in the last year.
Most of the working girls who live and work in Queensland are not happy with this change at all and wish it to go back to the way it was originally. Brothel owners and those in the PLA thought it would allow girls to have rest periods throught the shifts when it was needed, instead it has made some of us work longer hours just to cover the same amount of money.
To the horror of the public most working girls on an eight hour shift are not even making $30 p/hr! This is a direct result of this change. I am getting out of the industry this year due to this and many other changes that maybe happening to our industry soon.
Will talk more later.
Shanay
What are some things that are worth (and not worth) spending money on?
Submitted by pinejar.
Life goes by very fast these days and every cent does count but these three things are still worth spending on,
good shoes, underwear, and surprises for the family. Things not worth sending money on is money thats has already been lost, like taking someone to court to get it back. A bigger person lets go and moves on with life instead of try to fight to get it back.
Mistress Jig Jig
This is our new range of jigjigoil in it different jar and bottle sizes.
As most of you know our first bottle was the 125ml, which has been a best seller by the Service Provider girls and male clients alike. Now girls have been asking for a bigger bottle for everyday work use, so the 250ml is now availble as from this week! We have two brothels in Queensland who are wanting us to provide jigjig oil in the rooms for massage while keeping it warm in bottle warmers at a constant temperture. Now with brothels asking for a larger 500ml bottle, we have done this too!
In the next two weeks all jigjigoil products will be able to be purchased on line in pack sizes for your convieniance!
Keep you posted'
Shanay
Hi to everyone,
I am a sex worker in Australia. I am very interested in hearing from anyone else who's life is as interesting as mine. Work is fun and creative, with lots of random and funny things that happen every day. It is an art and a I love to give back to the community in a unique way. Both men and women visit brothels in Australia, to relax and have a great time. Would love to hear from anyone who has questions but could or would never ask.
Shanay
Hey Guys and Girls,
We are on line!
It has been an exciting journey!
We could not have done all this without the guidance, support and expertise of a wonderful lady called Tracey King.
Her and husband, Ken are the couple behind the JigJig Oil lable. These fantastic people have given us these
wonderful products to market as our own, to the adult entertainment industry, With our own lable!
Tracey has taken the role of internet guru, technical support and wonderful mentor through the whole process,
Which we could not have done without her. Its a fantastic job!
Thank you so much for Mistress and Master jigjig
While it’s vital for everyone to maintain a healthy state of physical well being, it is especially important for sex workers. The level of physical intimacy between sex workers and their clientele far exceeds that of any other occupation, putting sex workers at a far greater risk of contracting STIs and other communicable diseases. This fact sheet provides tips on how to maintain your physical wellbeing, and includes topics such as keeping your immune system strong, looking after your skin, protecting your oral health, visiting your GP and looking after yourself. Be responsible for your health Apart from maintaining regular sexual health checks, sex workers must be responsible for their own overall physical health. Knowing when not to work is crucial for sex workers and could mean the difference between life and death. Keep your immune system strong Our immune system helps our bodies fight off infection caused by bacteria we come into contact with. It is very important for sex workers to keep this mighty defence mechanism at optimum levels. To keep your immune system strong: • • • Look after your skin Many sex workers have constant direct skin contact with their clientele. This can (and usually does) involve a lot of friction which can cause microscopic breaks in the skin’s outer layer. These skin breaks enable the possible transmission of various infections. It is not uncommon for many sex workers to develop a hygiene obsession, involving excessive rubbing and scrubbing with often harsh soaps. This can lead to many unwanted, unfavourable skin conditions which make working difficult and unpleasant. Due to these issues, it is highly recommended that sex workers follow "best practice" when it comes to skin care. Use a gentle moisturising cleanser rich in vegetable oils, and be sure to moisturise after every shower/bath. Sorbolene or Aqueous creams are suitable and affordable moisturisers, as is Aloe Vera, which works to form a protective layer on the skin. After showering and while the body is slightly wet, apply moisturiser in a light, gentle polishing manner all over the body, including the face. This should take less than a minute. Not only Drinking lots of fresh water will also help maintain healthy, glowing skin. Protect your oral health As many infections can be passed on through bleeding gums or cuts/sores in the mouth, healthy gums can be as crucial as condoms for sex workers. To protect your oral health: • • • Visit your GP It is strongly recommended that sex workers find a GP who they can be honest with. Your doctor should know you are working in the sex industry, particularly if you live in a remote area and do not have access to a sexual health clinic. Not only do sex workers require more thorough and regular STI testing, this will also help your GP determine the most suitable treatment. Your GP will be familiar with common infections that can be easily transmitted by close contact and kissing (eg. glandular fever, ringworm, tinea and other viral illnesses such as the flu). You may like to consider flu vaccinations to keep your immune system strong. Your GP can also be a valuable referral source to many other specialist services. Look after yourself • Ensure you lead a balanced lifestyle - work, rest, play. • • • • • •
www.sqwisi.org.au/sqwisi/resources/Physical%20wellbeing%20for%20sex 20workers.pdf
will you have beautiful skin, you may also
discover that you never need to buy
expensive moisturisers again.
You walk across the car park, unlock your car and get inside. Then you lock all your doors, start the engine and shift into REVERSE, and you look into the rear-riew miror to back out of your parking space and you look notice a piece of paper stuck to the middle of the rear window.
So, you shift the gear stick back into PARK, unlock your doors and jump out of your car to remove the paper (or whatever it is) that is obstructing your view. When you reach the back of your car, that is when the car-jackers appear out of nowhere, jump into your car and take off!
Your engine was running, you would have left your purse in the car and they practically mow you down as they speed off in your car.
BE AWARE OF THIS NEW SCHEME THAT IS NOW BEING USED IN SYDNEY AND COULD SPREAD ACCROSS AUSTRALIA
Just drive away and remove the paper that is stuck to your window later, and be thankful that you read this now.
I hope you will forward this to friends and family. a purse contains all identification, and you certainly do NOT want someone getting your home address. Especially when they already HAVE your HOUSE KEYS !!!!
Loretta Peters
Dept of Police & Public Safety
Traffic Liasion Services
Can a Prostitute be Raped? Sex Workers, Women and the Politics of Rape Law Reform Dr Barbara Sullivan School of Political Science and International Studies University of Queensland Refereed paper presented to the Australasian Political Studies Association Conference University of Tasmania, Hobart 29 September – 1 October 2003
I have just posted an add about our Virgin Coconut Oil Products - Jigjig Oil - The first natural edible personal lubricant!
We would like to note that all Jig Jig Oil products are not to be used with latex at all, and are only for the use of massage.
We welcome input from all Cairns Adult Services including Brothels, to participate in Knock Shop News information.
Any business can advertise FREE on brisbane.gumtree! YES FREE!
Hear from you soon,
Shanay
It is important for sex workers to be clear that sexual assault is not a part of a sex worker’s job.
Sexual assault, or rape, is about violence, power and control - not sex or intimacy. Sex work is about providing a service (sex) in return for payment. Violence has no place in a sex worker’s work conditions. How you can help If another worker or a friend has been sexually assaulted or raped, you can offer help and support by taking the following steps: Get the victim to a safe place. Listen to the victim if they want to tell you what happened. Believe them. You don’t have to say anything back. Listening and being supportive can be enough. Do not judge, blame or criticise. They are not to blame. Please do not say: ‘Why didn’t you do this?" or "How did you let this happen?" Help to make contact with a sexual assault service. If they are having difficulty coping with the situation and seem lost or disillusioned, make sure they are not left alone until you have been able to get professional or trusted help. Support any decision that they have to make. They may need medical attention or want to report the assault to the police. It will be important to let them know that they are safe with you. Statewide Sexual Assault Help Line 1800 010 120 (24 hours)
