Je ne me rappelle plus du contexte, mais j'ai appris ce mot au secondaire (oui oui).Je pense que ce mot est vraiment celui que je déteste le plus. Juste la sonorité!
Je ne me rappelle plus du contexte, mais j'ai appris ce mot au secondaire (oui oui).Je pense que ce mot est vraiment celui que je déteste le plus. Juste la sonorité!
En France, je ne sais pas pourquoi, on apprenait ce mot très tôt ...Je ne me rappelle plus du contexte, mais j'ai appris ce mot au secondaire (oui oui).
Parce que la France, lol.En France, je ne sais pas pourquoi, on apprenait ce mot très tôt ...
Moi aussi!Je ne me rappelle plus du contexte, mais j'ai appris ce mot au secondaire (oui oui).
It's actually not the oldest profession! I like "working girl"Une Professionnelle / Professional Woman (Euro term). Makes sense for naming the "oldest profession". It is a respectful and accurate term rather than "escorts".
oooh what is the oldest profession?It's actually not the oldest profession! I like "working girl"
Well that's a complicated question to answer. First of all people had specialized roles. We knew some were fishing and hunting and some were gathering plants.. then people became specialized in craftsmanship and some had a spiritual role in the community. Some were builders, etc.oooh what is the oldest profession?![]()
Creative!When the thought to reach out to a courtesan pops up, I think to myself, I feel like having a piece of Sarah Lee, beause nobody does it like Sarah Lee!
Besides, who doesn't like a little pound cake
Another term that was an interesting deep dive into its origins, Grande Horizontale.
I'm pretty sensitive to language. I like WG too. SP is too clinical and somewhat subservient. SW is too direct. The other terms tend to be either too vulgar ("304") or too dressed up, suffering from the "classy ass" syndrome, trying to make something carnal into something refined ("courtesan")It's actually not the oldest profession! I like "working girl"
There's a reason why the word courtesan exists tho.. but it can be perceived as problematic because it identifies a difference in classes of workers. And this isn't anything new.I'm pretty sensitive to language. I like WG too. SP is too clinical and somewhat subservient. SW is too direct. The other terms tend to be either too vulgar ("304") or too dressed up, suffering from the "classy ass" syndrome, trying to make something carnal into something refined ("courtesan")
Back in the days, it was called Les filles du Roy.There's a reason why the word courtesan exists tho.. but it can be perceived as problematic because it identifies a difference in classes of workers. And this isn't anything new.
Even before the 20th century, society had an easier time accepting women who were seen as "courtesans" meaning those who mingled with high society and even sometimes royalty etc compared to street prostitutes or girls who worked in brothels.
They were less easily identified. We see the same thing with the branding of "high end" escorts, how they interact with clients, their designer wear etc. There are still different classes of workers and that impacts what SWrs experience on the job.
It also has to do with skill set and what one is willing to do. But this is also impacted by class...
That's also not historically accurate, les filles du roy were usually not prostitutes, and they also have nothing to do with the term "courtesan". "Courtesans" were independent womenBack in the days, it was called Les filles du Roy.
There was also the famed Venetian Renaissance poetess and courtesan Veronica Franco (1546-1591), who consulted with officials and the intelligentsia of the Venetian Republic. Cultured and sophisticated, she drew the attention of a wide slice of Venetian society.There's a reason why the word courtesan exists tho.. but it can be perceived as problematic because it identifies a difference in classes of workers. And this isn't anything new.
Even before the 20th century, society had an easier time accepting women who were seen as "courtesans" meaning those who mingled with high society and even sometimes royalty etc compared to street prostitutes or girls who worked in brothels.
They were less easily identified. We see the same thing with the branding of "high end" escorts, how they interact with clients, their designer wear etc. There are still different classes of workers and that impacts what SWrs experience on the job.
It also has to do with a certain skill set and education. But this is also impacted by class...




