I've Slept With Over 900 People

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She's awesome then :) Sex is the best thing in the world. I couldn't get by without knowing I have my girls :D hehe. I have had some of the wildest sex and I just can't get enough. I'm close to addicted. But hey ... it's good, and fun, and legal... Anyone who condemns her for her sexual choices is a moron.

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Taking the squick factor out of it, if she was able to help traumatised people get their sexual health back in a more natural way than drugs or whatever (because that isn't really going to help the mental/emotional aspect anyway), I can't really fault her for it.

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That means she has made $270,000!

No, it means she made at least that much. I didn't read everything, but I didn't see anything about how many sessions each person did.

I would imagine many of those 900 people went to her more than once.

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I was number 301. :laugh:

i thought you were mentally disturbed. Glad you got help :p

Good luck with the AIDS, ma'am.

Funny how people automatically jump to the assumption that she has an STD. I'd wager she takes precautions.

Javik has it right. AIDS exists, but study your primary risk groups there and account for that protection was likely used. Although with the clients she appears to have had, most likely I would have thought not. But read the article carefully.

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I was a little shociked, TBH, when I read the title of this thread...my first reaction was, "And you haven't been on the Maury show??" (thinking about possible pregnancy(ies). But after reading the article, and seeing what she actually does, I think it wouldn't be such a bad thing...she helps people get over sexual difficulties, and it's a business transaction...as long as she's taking precautions to minimize the risk of STD's (both for herself and her customers), I say, more power to her!! :)

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The funny thing is people who think they are selling their body any less by working in Retail, office jobs, sports... well pretty much anything. whatever you do you're selling your body. Not only that but you're selling it for far less, and are given far less for far more wear on your body.

Except that when you work retail or fast food for instance, you're expected to take it up the ass where in selling your body, you at least have a damn choice. :laugh:

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She's obsessed with Wal-Mart, like most women. :p

I hate it... I only go there to troll everyone there and sometimes work sends me there to collect pricing data but they haven't lately.

I got kicked out of wal mart 4 times LOL.

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