Callgirl
Filed under: Book Slut, Eros - September 12, 2007 @ 9:47 am
Ah, I love a good whore story. They say that a memoir on prostitution only sells if it ends tragically, or, at the very least, with the woman realizing the error of her wicked ways. The book Callgirl by Jeannette Angell provides neither of these society-demanded conclusions, but instead offers a straightforward account of two years in the life of a woman who teaches at a university by day and caters to the sexual needs of horny men in Boston at night.
The book describes how she came to be a whore (an attractive woman who found herself in financial straits) what it was really like (eh, not so bad) and why she left the business (it was simply time to move on with her life.) It’s funny, written conversationally, and of course, due to all the sordid lives and dark and dirty secrets she gets to peep in on, fascinating.
The worst experience for her (even worse than the guy who tried to force anal on her) was the man who hired her to act like his mommy and talk to him as she sat in her underwear and put on her makeup, as if preparing to go out for the evening and leave him with a sitter. She found the situation profoundly depressing, a stark example of how fragile and emotionally fucked up men can be, but personally I would have liked that job. I would have gotten a kick out of playing Mommie Dearest.
The cool thing was, she was teaching a class on prostitution as she was a prostituting herself in real life. When one of her student’s parents had an issue with their daughter taking the class, she couldn’t help but wonder - how would they feel if they knew the class was being taught by an actual callgirl? Damn I love that ha-ha-little-do-you-know shit, just like how the guy working at Subway who wordlessly made your tuna sandwich today was wearing a butt plug and pink panties under his roast beef scented uniform.
Ah, I love a good whore story. They say that a memoir on prostitution only sells if it ends tragically, or, at the very least, with the woman realizing the error of her wicked ways. The book Callgirl by Jeannette Angell provides neither of these society-demanded conclusions, but instead offers a straightforward account of two years in the life of a woman who teaches at a university by day and caters to the sexual needs of horny men in Boston at night.
The book describes how she came to be a whore (an attractive woman who found herself in financial straits) what it was really like (eh, not so bad) and why she left the business (it was simply time to move on with her life.) It’s funny, written conversationally, and of course, due to all the sordid lives and dark and dirty secrets she gets to peep in on, fascinating.
The worst experience for her (even worse than the guy who tried to force anal on her) was the man who hired her to act like his mommy and talk to him as she sat in her underwear and put on her makeup, as if preparing to go out for the evening and leave him with a sitter. She found the situation profoundly depressing, a stark example of how fragile and emotionally fucked up men can be, but personally I would have liked that job. I would have gotten a kick out of playing Mommie Dearest.
The cool thing was, she was teaching a class on prostitution as she was a prostituting herself in real life. When one of her student’s parents had an issue with their daughter taking the class, she couldn’t help but wonder - how would they feel if they knew the class was being taught by an actual callgirl? Damn I love that ha-ha-little-do-you-know shit, just like how the guy working at Subway who wordlessly made your tuna sandwich today was wearing a butt plug and pink panties under his roast beef scented uniform.


Traffic rushed by as my daughter and I scoured the parking lot, searching for the buried postcard. We investigated the perimeter, clumps of weeds, dirt piles littered with beer bottles, and on the verge of giving up - SUCCESS! - finally found it in one of the rock gardens.
Um, don’t watch the movie Pan’s Labyrinth if you’re PMSing or pregnant. I’m just sayin’.
Yesterday was St. Louis’s first ever
Ladies, if you haven’t checked out the dated and over-the-top book The Satanic Witch, you totally should. Teaching the secrets behind seducing men and driving them crazy, it’s like a demonic version of The Rules.
Here are some of his gems, some outrageous, some possessing a kernel of truth:
…WHO put me on the email list for 

While looking up websites on how to make your own synthetic pussy flavor, I found recipes for all these cocktails - who knew?
Virgin Pussy
OK, is this a joke? A friend sent me a
He flipped me over and we did it that way for a while, and his cock kept hitting my g-spot, causing it to swell. I was so aroused, I felt the need to ejaculate.
“OHH. Got it. Well, why don’t we start with the small butt plug and see what happens. I want to know how regular sex feels with that thing in.”
We were sitting around eating homemade curry and he said, “It needs salt.”