“I had to live my life in shame for the best part of 20 years.”

In this podcast episode, Elizabeth G, a former sex worker turned author, unpacks the realities of the sex industry. Elizabeth shares her personal experiences and insights gained from her time in the industry, providing the candid look into a world often clouded by stigma and misunderstanding.

"It's not just about physical satisfaction; many are seeking a kind of emotional connection or a space to be heard and understood." We delve into the reasons why clients seek out the services of sex workers, discussing everything from fulfilling fantasies to finding emotional support in a judgement-free zone. Elizabeth doesn't hold back as she opens up about the positive aspects of her journey, but also confronts the harsh realities of stigma and shame associated with sex work.

We learn how Elizabeth navigated these challenges while striving for self-acceptance and discuss the impact of societal misconceptions and discrimination. Her journey to sobriety also takes centre stage, highlighting the role of therapy in providing a safe space for growth and introspection.

"I dream of a day when sex work is decriminalised and destigmatised, where sex workers are treated with the same respect as any other professional." Through her story, Elizabeth advocates for a more compassionate and understanding approach to sex work, challenging listeners to rethink their perceptions. 

This episode isn't just about one person's life—it's a reminder of the importance of empathy and acceptance in all aspects of human experience.

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Unashamed: Why Do People Pay For Sex?
Buy the book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1915635799?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_6SG56VXRWRCHFVFMMK1X&language=en-GB
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