I've never been wealthy and it's not an activity I participate in often. Rarely more than a couple of times a year. I just budget for it as part of a vacation / travel experience. I do wish I had a bigger budget for it, but only because then I could travel more often (which, frankly, I love even more than sex) and because sometimes I encounter a provider or experience that I'm particularly fascinated by that is outside of my budget.
Is “this” for rich people only?
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Your employer told you to do something illegal and is paying for it?
Then I guess your line of job is crime related.
Then I guess your line of job is crime related.
Plot twist: He is self-employed.
On a more serious note, I feel sorry for you. I've worked similar hours before and I loved my job, but it is simply not sustainable long-term. And no benefits, perks or salary will make up for it in the long run. But if you are still young and are only doing this for a couple of years with a huge payout, then sure, why not.
EDIT: I checked your profile and it reads "I'd like to emphasize my steadfast dedication to my health, particularly in relation to sexual health. Following each encounter, I ensure I get STD tests at two specific intervals: after two weeks and then at the six-week mark."
That's a lot of STD tests considering you are seeing 2-4 providers each week. I guess if those visits to the clinics count towards your work hours, it does make sense.
Seeing escorts and getting tested is a full time job at this point
Plot twist: He is self-employed.
On a more serious note, I feel sorry for you. I've worked similar hours before and I loved my job, but it is simply not sustainable long-term. And no benefits, perks or salary will make up for it in the long run. But if you are still young and are only doing this for a couple of years with a huge payout, then sure, why not.
EDIT: I checked your profile and it reads "I'd like to emphasize my steadfast dedication to my health, particularly in relation to sexual health. Following each encounter, I ensure I get STD tests at two specific intervals: after two weeks and then at the six-week mark."
That's a lot of STD tests considering you are seeing 2-4 providers each week. I guess if those visits to the clinics count towards your work hours, it does make sense.
Yes, I own my own business; the hours are intense, but the potential for early retirement makes it worthwhile.
Yes, I undergo frequent STD tests and, thankfully, have never had any issues, including herpes. I opt for private testings as I know public doesn't test for herpes, so they test for what I pay for. Additionally, I get a quarterly MRIs to ensure my health remains a top priority.
That's fair, but just to be clear you wrote these bylaws yourself then? "My company requires me to spend on such activities since I'm a workaholic and the bylaws specify that I'm not allowed to enter into a relationship or date anyone"
Still surprised why you would not try to find a bit more of a work-life balance, but each on their own. Good on you for taking your health (and that of the providers) serious.
Still surprised why you would not try to find a bit more of a work-life balance, but each on their own. Good on you for taking your health (and that of the providers) serious.
That's fair, but just to be clear you wrote these bylaws yourself then? "My company requires me to spend on such activities since I'm a workaholic and the bylaws specify that I'm not allowed to enter into a relationship or date anyone"
Still surprised why you would not try to find a bit more of a work-life balance, but each on their own. Good on you for taking your health (and that of the providers) serious.
Have investors. I run a small cap PE firm based in the Caymans. Not going to DOX myself.
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