A Little About Me
Helloo & welcome!
I’m Juno, and I’m so happy to have you here.
Passionate about the work that I do, I’ve decided to share some of my thoughts. I’m particularly seeking to find those who are new to the intimacy industry, or who are curious about this line of work and want to know more.
There are a lot of stereotypes out there, most of them negative.
As with any field, there are definitely challenges – let me help you navigate these in ways that support your safety and financial growth, and ideally even bring you some sense of power.
Also like other fields, there are so many positives – let me share with you my experiences that have led me to stay in this industry, much longer than I had imagined I would!
My Journey
When I was introduced to the industry,
I was 22 years old, with nothing but the common stereotypes of
who a provider is and what they do.
Me? An escort?
Where do I even find clients?
What do I do with them once I find them?!
Do people even like tiny boobs?!!!
It was a lot,
and while I did meet a couple men who helped to guide me,
I didn’t know a single other service provider til
five years into being a working girl.
While I figured it out, and continue to do so,
it would have been really nice to have more info to
support me in starting up my business.
Things could have been safer.
They could have been more profitable.
They could have made me feel a lot better than they sometimes did.
I treated the first few years in the industry as more of
a side-hustle-hobby while finishing up my undergraduate degree and then through my master’s.
It was fun, I liked the thrill and the extra cash.
I planned to “retire” once I was no longer a student.
Which I did!
For less than a year.
Then, working my school-led “career” job, I was not happy.
Nor financially doing great.
So I decided to get back into the industry.
A few months after balancing my various jobs,
I decided to make escorting my exclusive income,
and haven’t looked back since.
Who I'm Here For
While I am working full-time as an intimacy provider, I’m not saying that is necessarily the best path for you.
You may want to have it as a part-time hustle, and I get that. Maybe you want to start that way with hopes to eventually transition to full-time. Maybe you just want to do it for a few months to get caught up on bills.
Whatever your motivations or goals for the industry, they are valid.
You should do what feels best for you and your life.
Maybe that means not doing this work! It’s definitely not for everyone.
With a master’s in education research, I greatly value informed choice.
If you’re curious about joining the industry or just getting started and not sure how you feel about it, my hope is that I will be able to shed some light on the realities of this work.
The good, the bad, the ugly, and the super sparkly beautiful.
Then, once you have the power of knowledge, my hope is you will make the decision that is genuinely best feeling for you.
A Final Note
If you’ve made it this far,
I’d like to thank you for taking the time to read my lil intro.
Please know I am genuine when I say how much I love what I do,
and how much I deeply want to share this passion with others.
Life can be isolating at times, and this illusive industry is no exception.
Community is essential to the human experience, and again,
participating in this work is not excluded from that.
If anything, I’ve found it to be extra important here.
Thank you for joining me on this journey,
I hope to connect with you more and
wish you all the successes you deserve should you choose to
try the adventure that is being an intimacy provider!