Wow! S*x Workers Open Up About The Difference Between Paid S*x And Real Relationships…You’ll Be Stunned

People have always really curious to known about the lives of s*x workers behind the scenes.
S*x workers may sell their bodies for a living but not much is known about their personal lives, let alone their $exual habits behind closed doors.
If exchanging $exual favours for cash is your day job, does it dampen the flames of passion when you’re in private?


According to Daily Star UK, in a candid Reddit thread, escorts, sugar babies and prostitutes discussed their s*x lives when they’re on and off the clock.
A woman who has s*x with older men for money surprisingly said that she was more “affectionate” with her sugar daddies than with her boyfriend.
She said: “Many older men want a sugar baby because they feel lonely – their relationships have fizzled out and their children have grown up and moved away.
“So they turn to sugar babies not just to satisfy their $ex drive, but to fulfil their need for intimacy and affection.
“When I have s*x with a sugar daddy, my goal is to make him feel like I’m almost in love with him.
“I’m far more gentle, there’s a lot more kissing involved and my focus is 100% on his desires – but I do frequently orgasm from that kind of s*x.”
The sugar baby also revealed that most of her clients are dominant in the bedroom.
She added: “The most surprising thing?
“I orgasm more from s*x with sugar daddies than with my boyfriend. They have more experience and more patience than guys my age.”
On the flip side, a male prostitute claimed that s*x with his clients was less intimate than with personal partners.
He said: “The $ex is pretty different as it’s just part of the role without intimacy.
“Although you can still enjoy both the act itself and the ‘job well done’ feeling, believe it or not.
“If you get on well with a repeat client they can almost become friends, there’s genuine liking there on a rapport level.”
But not all s*x workers found selling their bodies enjoyable and Redditor Paradise Sold opened up about turning her back on the industry.
She said: “The biggest difference is whether or not I can relax.
“My boyfriend would never try to gag me or switch holes or pinch me, but the men who would pay me didn’t care.
“It’s so different now. My boyfriend loves me, I feel so safe.
“I wish I’d never done it. I don’t know why I ever said it was easy money, it f***** me up pretty bad.”
Meanwhile another person added: “The biggest difference is the amount of drugs everyone is on, at least in my experience.”

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Fashola Steps Up: 14 Firms Partner FG on $1.75bn 1,125MW Solar Power Project

The Federal Government has signed a Front-Runner Solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) worth $1.75bn with 14 firms to build 1125 Megawatts(MW) capacity of renewable power in the country.

Babatunde Fashola, Minister of Power, Works and Housing, who signed the documents on behalf of the government, said the agreement was to demonstrate the government’s commitment to diversify Nigeria’s power industry.

The minister listed the companies as
Pan Africa Solar with 75mw of electricity to be located in Kankia area, Katsina and Nigerian Solar Capital Partners, 100mw located in Ganjuwa, Bauchi state.

Others are Afrinergia Power Limited, 50mw located in Kokowa, Nasarawa State; Motir Dusable Ltd, 100 MW in Udi, Enugu State and Nova Solar 5 Farm Limited, 100mw located in Katsina State.

Also Kvk Power Nigeria Pvt Limited, 100mw located in Yabo of Sokoto state; Middle Band Solar One Limited, 100mw in Lokoja West in Kogi and LR Aaron Power Limited, 100mw in FCT
Nova Scotia Power Development Limited, 80mw located in Dutse; CT Cosmos, 70 MW located in Kaduna West in Kaduna State and Oriental Renewable Solutions, 50mw in Kakowa, Jigawa.

Quaint Abiba Power Limited, 50mw located in Manchor Local Government of Kaduna State and Anjeed Innova Group, 100mw located in Kafanchan, also in Kaduna State.

According to Fashola, the PPAs are the heart and soul of financing the power industry.
Fashola said before the year 2030, Nigeria would have achieved 30 per cent capacity in renewable energy, adding that Nigeria would invest in renewable power in areas such as Biomass and coal.

He explained that the era had gone when the country would depend on one source for its electricity.

He added that Nigeria sited many of its solar energy projects in the northern part of the country because the area had more sun radiation than other parts.

The minister expressed happiness over the confidence the investors had to invest in Nigeria’s power sector not minding challenges in the industry.

He assured the investors that the Federal Government would provide them with good investment climate but would not tolerate low standard in the quality of their projects.

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Manchester United Reach Agreement To Sign Paul Pogba For World Record €110m Fee

The fee agreed with Juventus surpasses the amount paid by Real Madrid for Gareth Bale in 2013, and the France international will become United’s fourth signing under Mourinho.

Manchester United have agreed a world record deal to sign Paul Pogba for €110 million, Goal understands.

Officials from the Premier League club met with their Juventus counterparts earlier on Wednesday to discuss a deal to bring Pogba back to Old Trafford.

It is now understood that United have settled on a fee of €110m for Pogba, which eclipses the previous record set when Real Madrid paid €100m for Gareth Bale in 2013.



The France international will sign a five-year contract for the Red Devils.

Pogba had also been linked with the likes of Real, but they were priced out of a move and the France international was happy to leave Juventus after weighing up his options.

The midfielder is said to be ready to accept a €13m annual salary at Old Trafford, which would almost treble the wages he is currently earning at Juventus.

He originally left United for Juventus four years ago due to a lack of first-team opportunities, but his imminent return to the club will cap a busy start in the transfer market for new boss Jose Mourinho.

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