I want to work in the corporate world one day and when I talk to all these men who are all quite high up in companies it’s like I’m building connections in that world.
It is a record of life and work in the listless British economy of the early 2020s, a “services economy” in which 85% of us, from the cam girl to the accountant, spent our days producing intangible products.
If anyone gives me attitude on those apps, I think, screw you, people pay me for my sex work.
Taken together, with their recurring tales of stress and of satisfaction, the interviews say something about the ways in which our work can at once diminish us and magnify us.
Don’t get me wrong, there are still dark aspects to the industry with people being exploited, but there isn’t that darkness to my sort of sex work.
