I started in this industry somewhere around 2004, and just like any good hooker starting out, I did as much research as possible. I’d spend hours on the computer searching for the cream of the crop escorts from all over the world, and then trying my best to emulate what ever it was that made them popular. I didn’t copy them, but I used them as a model for myself.
The very first escort that I tried to emulate was Morgan Ellis from Toronto. This woman was the epitome of perfection in my opinion. Getting on her level was my ultimate goal because just like me, Morgan was a BBW and used her size as her niche. She emphasized her size in a way that made men who normally fancied skinny girls sit up and take notice. She referred to herself as a “Luxury Sedan”, which I thought was genius. Another thing about Morgan that I admired was her writing abilities. OMG, her writing was phenomenal, and I became obsessed with her blogs, which inspired me to start blogging. I think Morgan is retired now, but I wanted to say THANK YOU for the motivation.
The second escort that I tried to emulate was Letitcia from Brighton UK. Letitcia was an older escort that had that “Woman of Leisure” air about her. You know the type? The woman that hustled her entire life and is now sitting back living fabulously off the fruits of her pussy. She had the most awesome seaside apartment that was decorated exquisitely, and I envied that about her. Her style was eclectic and her own, and she didn’t dress or looked like any escort I had ever seen before. The way she carried herself made my heart flutter. I admired her immensely and followed her website like a lovesick fan. I STILL admire her today and recently bought her book that she wrote about her life as a sex worker. I’m sitting here now tapping my feet with anticipation for her book to arrive.
See, it's women like these two that makes me PROUD as hell to be in this industry. I’m PROUD to be an escort, and I mean that from the bottom of my heart. But it’s the ultimate blessing when you become someone else’s motivation and object of affection.
I LOVE all ya’ll!!
Pictured below is the lovely Letitcia. I also added the link to her book on Amazon if you're interested.
Happiness and Love....
Posted by
Erika
on Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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Sitting here behind my computer screen, tipsy off Scotch and reflecting the chain of events that's been going on in my life these past couple of Months, and all I can say is....I'm fucking Happy!
Life has been so good to me and so are the people in it.
I love my family, I love my man, love what I do, and I love life.
What more can I ask for ya'll?
This song is dedicated to my king. A man that has gone above and beyond for me.
I love you!
I Ho for me ONLY!
Posted by
Erika
on Thursday, August 19, 2010
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I had the privilege of catching up with an acquaintance of mine who recently retired from Hookerdom, and just like me she’s found a new love. But listening to her stories of past failed relationships, and her doubts about her new one, makes me nervous about mine. Listening to her only validates the difficulty that goes with sex workers finding true and lasting relationships with men while they are still escorting.
She spoke about past boyfriends and how they 100% of the time disapproved of her escorting but at the same time depended largely on the money she made which brings me to the meat of this post.
I ONLY ho for Erika…
The thought of another male besides my son spending my Ho dollars seems downright ridiculous to me. Not to mention her boyfriend having the nerve to dictate the number of clients she saw a week to help clear his warrants and other miscellaneous bills. FUCK THAT! I couldn’t fathom selling pussy and spending the money on anyone besides me and my son. That’s why we become hookers in the first place isn’t it, so that we can live independently. Living with a man and continuing to sell pussy seems crazy to me. And I know a lot of escorts do it, so I’m trying not to pass judgment, but GOTDAMN. I just can’t sell pussy and give it away at the same time. That’s a conflict of interest. It’s going against the grain, right?
I guess I’m an old fashioned Ho, and I want my man to be the man and bring home the bacon while I fry it. I’m by no means a feminist, and I hate the saying “You can’t turn a Ho into a housewife”, but I know one thing is for sure, I definitely don’t want to do both.
She spoke about past boyfriends and how they 100% of the time disapproved of her escorting but at the same time depended largely on the money she made which brings me to the meat of this post.
I ONLY ho for Erika…
The thought of another male besides my son spending my Ho dollars seems downright ridiculous to me. Not to mention her boyfriend having the nerve to dictate the number of clients she saw a week to help clear his warrants and other miscellaneous bills. FUCK THAT! I couldn’t fathom selling pussy and spending the money on anyone besides me and my son. That’s why we become hookers in the first place isn’t it, so that we can live independently. Living with a man and continuing to sell pussy seems crazy to me. And I know a lot of escorts do it, so I’m trying not to pass judgment, but GOTDAMN. I just can’t sell pussy and give it away at the same time. That’s a conflict of interest. It’s going against the grain, right?
I guess I’m an old fashioned Ho, and I want my man to be the man and bring home the bacon while I fry it. I’m by no means a feminist, and I hate the saying “You can’t turn a Ho into a housewife”, but I know one thing is for sure, I definitely don’t want to do both.
My Goddess - Josephine Baker
Posted by
Erika
on Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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I know my family must think I’m some blasphemous fool when it comes to me calling human beings Gods and Goddesses. I once said that Josephine Baker was my Jesus Christ equivalent, and my overly religious grandmother stopped talking to me for weeks.
Little did she know I appreciated the silence!
But most people, especially black people never fully quite understand the depth of love and admiration that I have for this woman. In 2006 St. Louis celebrated her centennial birthday with weeklong festivities at the Sheldon Art gallery on Grand, and I had the honor of meeting her eldest nephew Richard Martin Jr. who was in his late 70’s at the time. And God forgive me for saying this but her biological family was a hot ghetto mess. Ugh! No wonder she had little to do with them.
I mean, here is a woman that took the world by STORM in the 1920’s, all the way up until she died in the 1970’s. Ernest Hemmingway loved her, Picasso painted her, she had affairs with kings, and her best friends were Fidel Castro, Evita Perone, and Grace Kelly. It was nothing for her to call up Coco Chanel in the 1930’s, and have an outfit custom made for a dinner party. This woman was like ROYALTY in Europe, and here in the States her biological family knows little to nothing about her life besides her dancing nude in bananas. Her nephew got on stage and either made things up or read a passage from a book that he bought. How insulting? They didn’t own any of her music nor seen her movies. It took super fans like me and few others to stand up and talk about our vast knowledge of her life and career. They should have added us to the syllabus when we got up and spoke at the symposium on her life, but everything was so impromptu.
One of the main reasons why I think her family knows so little about her life is because she had become a creature of Europe for 50 years, and many African American’s felt that she was out of touch with their issues. My parents even say that she was out of touch, but they failed to realize that when she did tour America she:
-Refused to sing to segregated audiences, or places that had curfews for blacks.
-Refused to sing in places where blacks had to sit in the back.
-Refused to sing at venues that didn’t hire black stagehands, and this was done in the 50’s where McCarthyism was rampant.
But since she was a French citizen, she didn’t give a fuck so Kudos to her bravery!
I guess for me it was her accomplishments and adventures that captured my attention as a teenager; the fact that she had done so much with her life and had done it better than any woman that came before her. And the fact that she’s been dead since 1975 her presence is still monumental in France, and how she was elevated to mythical status even before she died is AWESOME…
(The picture below was taken in 1927)
Little did she know I appreciated the silence!
But most people, especially black people never fully quite understand the depth of love and admiration that I have for this woman. In 2006 St. Louis celebrated her centennial birthday with weeklong festivities at the Sheldon Art gallery on Grand, and I had the honor of meeting her eldest nephew Richard Martin Jr. who was in his late 70’s at the time. And God forgive me for saying this but her biological family was a hot ghetto mess. Ugh! No wonder she had little to do with them.
I mean, here is a woman that took the world by STORM in the 1920’s, all the way up until she died in the 1970’s. Ernest Hemmingway loved her, Picasso painted her, she had affairs with kings, and her best friends were Fidel Castro, Evita Perone, and Grace Kelly. It was nothing for her to call up Coco Chanel in the 1930’s, and have an outfit custom made for a dinner party. This woman was like ROYALTY in Europe, and here in the States her biological family knows little to nothing about her life besides her dancing nude in bananas. Her nephew got on stage and either made things up or read a passage from a book that he bought. How insulting? They didn’t own any of her music nor seen her movies. It took super fans like me and few others to stand up and talk about our vast knowledge of her life and career. They should have added us to the syllabus when we got up and spoke at the symposium on her life, but everything was so impromptu.
One of the main reasons why I think her family knows so little about her life is because she had become a creature of Europe for 50 years, and many African American’s felt that she was out of touch with their issues. My parents even say that she was out of touch, but they failed to realize that when she did tour America she:
-Refused to sing to segregated audiences, or places that had curfews for blacks.
-Refused to sing in places where blacks had to sit in the back.
-Refused to sing at venues that didn’t hire black stagehands, and this was done in the 50’s where McCarthyism was rampant.
But since she was a French citizen, she didn’t give a fuck so Kudos to her bravery!
I guess for me it was her accomplishments and adventures that captured my attention as a teenager; the fact that she had done so much with her life and had done it better than any woman that came before her. And the fact that she’s been dead since 1975 her presence is still monumental in France, and how she was elevated to mythical status even before she died is AWESOME…
(The picture below was taken in 1927)
House of 100 Years....
Posted by
Erika
on Wednesday, August 11, 2010
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Erotic Novel,
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I LOVE my 100 year old house!
I’m still in the beginning stages of trying to put my style and personality into it, and make it a place where I not only entertain clients, but also entertain dinner and brunch guests. I love the idea of having clients here Mon-Friday then on Saturdays and Sundays I have small brunch parties for my closest friends and lover where we discuss sex and relationships over Sangria and veggie omelet’s. This would become a weekly ritual that we all look forward to. My house would reflect my eclectic and eccentric taste in color, furniture, jazz, and eroticism. Every corner of my house will be filled with memories of travel and a life well lived.
As I lie in bed manifesting my dreams into fruition of a fantastic future. This thinking has given me the perfect idea for an erotic novel that I’m thinking about writing. The Novel will be called:
“The House of 100 years”
This novel will chronicle the life and times of two promiscuous women living 100 years apart in this house, and how both their lives were affected by sex, love, grief, and this house which they both LOVED dearly. The novel opens up in 1910 where a young promiscuous woman desperately wants out of her boring marriage and multiple failed affairs to become a dancer and travel Europe with the legendary dancer Isadora Duncan, while the other woman in 2010 desperately wants to get married, but her multiple failed affairs with married men and open sexuality sends her into a whirlwind of depression and grief. The story will also have a supernatural element as both women while deeply depressed will get a glimpse of each other through a bathroom mirror.
Not sure how I will end my novel. It depends on how I feel at the moment. If I’m in a good mood, the ladies will get their wishes. If I’m not, the novel will end sadly. We’ll see! I’m starting on it today!!
Wish me luck!
I’m still in the beginning stages of trying to put my style and personality into it, and make it a place where I not only entertain clients, but also entertain dinner and brunch guests. I love the idea of having clients here Mon-Friday then on Saturdays and Sundays I have small brunch parties for my closest friends and lover where we discuss sex and relationships over Sangria and veggie omelet’s. This would become a weekly ritual that we all look forward to. My house would reflect my eclectic and eccentric taste in color, furniture, jazz, and eroticism. Every corner of my house will be filled with memories of travel and a life well lived.
As I lie in bed manifesting my dreams into fruition of a fantastic future. This thinking has given me the perfect idea for an erotic novel that I’m thinking about writing. The Novel will be called:
“The House of 100 years”
This novel will chronicle the life and times of two promiscuous women living 100 years apart in this house, and how both their lives were affected by sex, love, grief, and this house which they both LOVED dearly. The novel opens up in 1910 where a young promiscuous woman desperately wants out of her boring marriage and multiple failed affairs to become a dancer and travel Europe with the legendary dancer Isadora Duncan, while the other woman in 2010 desperately wants to get married, but her multiple failed affairs with married men and open sexuality sends her into a whirlwind of depression and grief. The story will also have a supernatural element as both women while deeply depressed will get a glimpse of each other through a bathroom mirror.
Not sure how I will end my novel. It depends on how I feel at the moment. If I’m in a good mood, the ladies will get their wishes. If I’m not, the novel will end sadly. We’ll see! I’m starting on it today!!
Wish me luck!
Hooker V Hobbyist
Whoever put this video together is OBVIOUSLY someone who knows this business and understands what we hookers go through day after day.
Although I'm not as jaded as the Hooker in this video, I will say that I definitely share her frustrations with these kinds of hobbyists. Just click on the picture to start the video (NSFW)
Enjoy!
Vintage Black Nudes- Deborah Mcguire (1970’s)
Posted by
Erika
on Wednesday, August 4, 2010
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Deborah Mcguire,
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Famous Former Prostitute – Sapphire (author)
Posted by
Erika
on Monday, August 2, 2010
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Precious,
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Push,
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Born as Ramona Lofton she took the name Sapphire because of its association at one time in American culture with the image of a "belligerent black woman". Sapphire is the writer of the novel “Push”, which was made into an Academy Award winning film called “Precious”, staring Monique, Mariah Carey, and new comer Gabourey Sidibe.
In 1977, Sapphire moved to New York City where she planned to become a writer, but instead wound up working as a topless dancer and prostitute around Times Square.
Although I’ve read the book and seen the movie, I’m not a huge fan of either because the content just wasn’t my cup of tea. But unlike many Pro-Blacks and Christian quacks that have negatively criticized her work, saying that her past as an incest survivor, prostitute, and lesbian are the reasons why she writes such “disturbing” material. I refuse to criticize her writing because no matter what we think about her writing, she is writing about someone’s awful truth, and we have absolutely NO right to discount that just because the content shakes us up a bit.
In 1977, Sapphire moved to New York City where she planned to become a writer, but instead wound up working as a topless dancer and prostitute around Times Square.
Although I’ve read the book and seen the movie, I’m not a huge fan of either because the content just wasn’t my cup of tea. But unlike many Pro-Blacks and Christian quacks that have negatively criticized her work, saying that her past as an incest survivor, prostitute, and lesbian are the reasons why she writes such “disturbing” material. I refuse to criticize her writing because no matter what we think about her writing, she is writing about someone’s awful truth, and we have absolutely NO right to discount that just because the content shakes us up a bit.








