04-17-2015, 07:07 AM
British university students reveal why they have resorted to selling their bodies.
Financial desperation is not the only reasons British undergraduates are turning to prostitution, with some continuing to work in the sex industry after leaving university, students have revealed. Many students claim they resort to illicit sex industries as they have no other way of paying their way until graduation, with claims of girls offering sex to their landlord in lieu of rent.
But some are being drawn to it purely as a better paid option that bar tending or waiting tables, or even for pleasure and power kicks or the dream of being a "kept man" in one case, it has emerged. In a series of frank interviews current and former students who are on the game have told how and why they got into the seedy world and how it makes them feel.
The women and a man, who asked to remain anonymous spoke to http://www.vice.com after a research project revealed more than a fifth of students have thought about being involved in the sex industry and males were more likely to get involved than female counterparts.
[ Source:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/why...sh-5525504 ]
Financial desperation is not the only reasons British undergraduates are turning to prostitution, with some continuing to work in the sex industry after leaving university, students have revealed. Many students claim they resort to illicit sex industries as they have no other way of paying their way until graduation, with claims of girls offering sex to their landlord in lieu of rent.
But some are being drawn to it purely as a better paid option that bar tending or waiting tables, or even for pleasure and power kicks or the dream of being a "kept man" in one case, it has emerged. In a series of frank interviews current and former students who are on the game have told how and why they got into the seedy world and how it makes them feel.
The women and a man, who asked to remain anonymous spoke to http://www.vice.com after a research project revealed more than a fifth of students have thought about being involved in the sex industry and males were more likely to get involved than female counterparts.
[ Source:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/why...sh-5525504 ]
