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The website Alternet has an engrossing series of articles written by an anonymous self-described former "survival prostitute. They lack the glamor of call girls and the "victimhood" of trafficked women since their pimp is their drug habit itself. They have been abandoned by their families, their communities and the other people on the street. Even law enforcement and social services slighted them until recently. The anonymous woman Alternet spoke to says she was driven by her drug habit but that now she's found recovery in a step program. Here are some of the strangest stories about the johns she encountered:.

An apparently average, thirtysomething, middle-class man, Ben had taken an extended lunchbreak from his job in advertising to talk about his experiences of buying sex. Shy and slightly nervous, he told me, "I am hoping that talking about it might help me work out why I do it. I, too, was hoping to understand his motives better. Ben was one of men interviewed for a major international research project seeking to uncover the reality about men who buy sex. The project spanned six countries, and of the customers we spoke to in London — where I was one of the researchers — most were surprisingly keen to discuss their experiences.

Let me preface this by saying I grew up in a well-to-do family. I had more opportunity and privilege than most, but the divorce of my parents in my first year of university ultimately drove me to completely check out of society. In the beginning of my crack addiction I always swore to myself and to anyone who brought up the subject that I would never sell sex for money. Unfortunately, I was very naive and uninformed about the progression of addiction and I did not yet know what desperation felt like.

What makes a man sleep with a sex worker? We asked 3 escorts to quiz their clients. Although the relationship occurred before Whittingdale was made a minister he says he ended it when he found out about her line of work! He was chair of the Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee, which was instrumental in the phone-hacking scandal. After all, research reveals that one in 20 men has willingly slept with a sex worker anyway.