Yeah we're hearing the same. He's coming in this weekend for an official along with Ivey, Morton, and Kalk. Would like to lock up Kalk and have them all work on Kaufman. He feels like he'd be a perfect fit with those guys.
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As Btown said we have heard it will go long, but Painter likes to push for that early commitment.
I will be interested to see if IU pushes for an official for Hoosier Hysteria.
Fvck off for 5 minutes about the IU-PU crap. We have better shit to discuss. From tMB @hawkit3113 Des Moines lawyer moonlights as a prostitute. We need you to get us more information.
DES MOINES, Iowa —
A Des Moines attorney is unveiling her life as a part-time prostitute.
The mom, wife, attorney and prostitute, Katherine Sears, hopes that by shining a light on her lifestyle, she can help decriminalize prostitution.
“I like sex,” Sears said. “Sex is fun and I can get paid for it.”
She began working as a prostitute three years ago, at the age of 27. Sears travels to Nevada, where prostitution is legal, and works in a brothel.
“You can make a job out of this? That’s fantastic,” Sears said. “Why would I not do this?”
By speaking about her experience, Sears hopes to educate people on a taboo topic.
“I think a lot of people are upset about prostitution without understanding what it is they are being upset about,” she said. “Which is really frustrating because it’s hard to talk somebody out of something when they are just entrenched in, ‘No, this is what’s right.’”
Sears knows some people may see it as a morality issue, but she sees it as a right.
“You can say, 'No sex without a condom.' You can say, 'No sex until we’re married.' But you can’t say, 'No sex until you pay me'? And that feels like it really undermines what consent means,” Sears said.
While Sears said she’s shy, she feels empowered being a sex worker.
“I think the more we talk about it, the better our chances are of getting decriminalization that we’re pursuing,” Sears said. “We’re not going to have legislation change if we’re passive about it.”
Sears and her husband John Sears met at Drake Law School while Sears was already working as a prostitute. But John isn’t bothered by her part-time job.
“I don’t really care that much,” John Sears said.
Katherine Sears travels to Nevada, where she works in the brothel for three weeks before coming home to Iowa for a week.
“Prostitution is consensual sex,” Katherine Sears said.
When asked about the money, she had to guess.
“I’d have to get my taxes out and look at it,” Katherine Sears said. “The best I did, I made $55,000 in three weeks.”
While working in the brothel, she starts her day with three hours of prep in the morning, between showering, black soap, exfoliating, washing and drying everything. A busy day for Sears means 10 to 15 clients.
Sears said she never fears for her safety and as far as sexual health goes, she is required to have health check-ups.
“You’re really less likely to get an STD from a prostitute than you are from the general public,” Sears said.
In the past year, she has taken time off to focus on her law practice and her 4-month-old son. But it hasn’t stopped her from trying to break down misconceptions around prostitution.
“Prostitutes are people,” Katherine Sears said. “Prostitutes I’ve known are some of the best people I’ve known.”
While she understands some people don’t agree with her lifestyle, she wants to end what she calls “judgmental stigma.”
“We degrade women who are open about sexuality,” she said. “You’re supposed to be this way and if you’re not this way, you’re bad. So, I think it’s a lot of indoctrination.”
Katherine Sears is so passionate about the decriminalization of prostitution, she is willing to take prostitution cases on pro bono.
“Their bodies belong to them and we have absolutely no reason to be telling them that you cannot condition your consent this way,” she said.
Sears believes that decriminalizing prostitution will help reduce sex trafficking.
“If a prostitute sees somebody who is being trafficked, she is less likely to go to the police and report this because she is incriminating herself, too,” she said. “If she is not doing anything illegal and she’s just doing her job and her friend over here is having an issue, she is now in a position where she can get her help out of that situation.”
A Des Moines attorney is unveiling her life as a part-time prostitute.
The mom, wife, attorney and prostitute, Katherine Sears, hopes that by shining a light on her lifestyle, she can help decriminalize prostitution.
“I like sex,” Sears said. “Sex is fun and I can get paid for it.”
She began working as a prostitute three years ago, at the age of 27. Sears travels to Nevada, where prostitution is legal, and works in a brothel.
“You can make a job out of this? That’s fantastic,” Sears said. “Why would I not do this?”
By speaking about her experience, Sears hopes to educate people on a taboo topic.
“I think a lot of people are upset about prostitution without understanding what it is they are being upset about,” she said. “Which is really frustrating because it’s hard to talk somebody out of something when they are just entrenched in, ‘No, this is what’s right.’”
Sears knows some people may see it as a morality issue, but she sees it as a right.
“You can say, 'No sex without a condom.' You can say, 'No sex until we’re married.' But you can’t say, 'No sex until you pay me'? And that feels like it really undermines what consent means,” Sears said.
While Sears said she’s shy, she feels empowered being a sex worker.
“I think the more we talk about it, the better our chances are of getting decriminalization that we’re pursuing,” Sears said. “We’re not going to have legislation change if we’re passive about it.”
Sears and her husband John Sears met at Drake Law School while Sears was already working as a prostitute. But John isn’t bothered by her part-time job.
“I don’t really care that much,” John Sears said.
Katherine Sears travels to Nevada, where she works in the brothel for three weeks before coming home to Iowa for a week.
“Prostitution is consensual sex,” Katherine Sears said.
When asked about the money, she had to guess.
“I’d have to get my taxes out and look at it,” Katherine Sears said. “The best I did, I made $55,000 in three weeks.”
While working in the brothel, she starts her day with three hours of prep in the morning, between showering, black soap, exfoliating, washing and drying everything. A busy day for Sears means 10 to 15 clients.
Sears said she never fears for her safety and as far as sexual health goes, she is required to have health check-ups.
“You’re really less likely to get an STD from a prostitute than you are from the general public,” Sears said.
In the past year, she has taken time off to focus on her law practice and her 4-month-old son. But it hasn’t stopped her from trying to break down misconceptions around prostitution.
“Prostitutes are people,” Katherine Sears said. “Prostitutes I’ve known are some of the best people I’ve known.”
While she understands some people don’t agree with her lifestyle, she wants to end what she calls “judgmental stigma.”
“We degrade women who are open about sexuality,” she said. “You’re supposed to be this way and if you’re not this way, you’re bad. So, I think it’s a lot of indoctrination.”
Katherine Sears is so passionate about the decriminalization of prostitution, she is willing to take prostitution cases on pro bono.
“Their bodies belong to them and we have absolutely no reason to be telling them that you cannot condition your consent this way,” she said.
Sears believes that decriminalizing prostitution will help reduce sex trafficking.
“If a prostitute sees somebody who is being trafficked, she is less likely to go to the police and report this because she is incriminating herself, too,” she said. “If she is not doing anything illegal and she’s just doing her job and her friend over here is having an issue, she is now in a position where she can get her help out of that situation.”
Fvck off for 5 minutes about the IU-PU crap. We have better shit to discuss. From tMB @hawkit3113 Des Moines lawyer moonlights as a prostitute. We need you to get us more information.
DES MOINES, Iowa —
A Des Moines attorney is unveiling her life as a part-time prostitute.
The mom, wife, attorney and prostitute, Katherine Sears, hopes that by shining a light on her lifestyle, she can help decriminalize prostitution.
“I like sex,” Sears said. “Sex is fun and I can get paid for it.”
She began working as a prostitute three years ago, at the age of 27. Sears travels to Nevada, where prostitution is legal, and works in a brothel.
“You can make a job out of this? That’s fantastic,” Sears said. “Why would I not do this?”
By speaking about her experience, Sears hopes to educate people on a taboo topic.
“I think a lot of people are upset about prostitution without understanding what it is they are being upset about,” she said. “Which is really frustrating because it’s hard to talk somebody out of something when they are just entrenched in, ‘No, this is what’s right.’”
Sears knows some people may see it as a morality issue, but she sees it as a right.
“You can say, 'No sex without a condom.' You can say, 'No sex until we’re married.' But you can’t say, 'No sex until you pay me'? And that feels like it really undermines what consent means,” Sears said.
While Sears said she’s shy, she feels empowered being a sex worker.
“I think the more we talk about it, the better our chances are of getting decriminalization that we’re pursuing,” Sears said. “We’re not going to have legislation change if we’re passive about it.”
Sears and her husband John Sears met at Drake Law School while Sears was already working as a prostitute. But John isn’t bothered by her part-time job.
“I don’t really care that much,” John Sears said.
Katherine Sears travels to Nevada, where she works in the brothel for three weeks before coming home to Iowa for a week.
“Prostitution is consensual sex,” Katherine Sears said.
When asked about the money, she had to guess.
“I’d have to get my taxes out and look at it,” Katherine Sears said. “The best I did, I made $55,000 in three weeks.”
While working in the brothel, she starts her day with three hours of prep in the morning, between showering, black soap, exfoliating, washing and drying everything. A busy day for Sears means 10 to 15 clients.
Sears said she never fears for her safety and as far as sexual health goes, she is required to have health check-ups.
“You’re really less likely to get an STD from a prostitute than you are from the general public,” Sears said.
In the past year, she has taken time off to focus on her law practice and her 4-month-old son. But it hasn’t stopped her from trying to break down misconceptions around prostitution.
“Prostitutes are people,” Katherine Sears said. “Prostitutes I’ve known are some of the best people I’ve known.”
While she understands some people don’t agree with her lifestyle, she wants to end what she calls “judgmental stigma.”
“We degrade women who are open about sexuality,” she said. “You’re supposed to be this way and if you’re not this way, you’re bad. So, I think it’s a lot of indoctrination.”
Katherine Sears is so passionate about the decriminalization of prostitution, she is willing to take prostitution cases on pro bono.
“Their bodies belong to them and we have absolutely no reason to be telling them that you cannot condition your consent this way,” she said.
Sears believes that decriminalizing prostitution will help reduce sex trafficking.
“If a prostitute sees somebody who is being trafficked, she is less likely to go to the police and report this because she is incriminating herself, too,” she said. “If she is not doing anything illegal and she’s just doing her job and her friend over here is having an issue, she is now in a position where she can get her help out of that situation.”
That, is, AWESOME!!!!! Lol
I wonder if she will make trips to Eastern Iowa
Iowa coming in with a strong performance with this one. The Anna Hathaway look alike lawyer-prostitute is damn near perfection.
The husband is either a cuck, or wants to retire by 40.
Nailed it. Somebody dug this up
did you and david break up? or is dating women okay in your relationship?
I married him
Our relationship has been...weird. Probably still is weird, tbh. He's got a cuck fetish, which isn't what makes it weird, but I'm pretty sure he'd be okay with me dating a woman. There was a coworker I had a crush on for a while and he was very supportive of that. I think at the end of the day, as long as he knows that I'm not going anywhere, we're cool. That said, I'd definitely check in with him before any encounter. I really don't do casual sex (...unless it's for work or for his cuck fantasies) so it's practically a non-issue.
Nailed it. Somebody dug this up
did you and david break up? or is dating women okay in your relationship?
I married him
RollLaugh
They apparently have a kid together. How do you not stare at that kid and wonder if its yours the entire time she is in Vegas getting plowed by other dudes for the weekend?
Wow...figured he had full right to get side action as well, but dude is just a cuck...Nailed it. Somebody dug this up
did you and david break up? or is dating women okay in your relationship?
I married him
This happens more than people are aware. Many of the women working in the brothels out here have "normal" jobs. Its very interesting.
I get that, but not when you're a lawyer and your SO is also a lawyer.
This guy is visiting MSU right now and just announced he'll make his commitment on the 10th. He was supposed to visit Kansas last weekend, but supposedly cancelled the visit. @KisteK - can you confirm he didn't make his KU visit?
Black background was a poor choice for him, imo. #NotRacist
You seem to have a lot of insider knowledge on the topic.
Beep beep...Memphis Brink’s trucks coming through...
TT LV Invitational
Creighton/SDSU LV Invitational
Syracuse ACC/BT challenge
ISU
Depaul Gavitt games [BE/BT Challenge] BT/BE determined this matchup not Iowa officials.
Cincinnati N site game
looks good to me.
it will be interesting to see your schedule to see how many super power teams your team plays.
Hooker: *stripping*
Klize: You know what really gets me going? Hearing about year over year growth at your firm *bites fist*
All I have to say tonight is...let’s fcking go USMNT! I know it’s a friendly, but it’s time to get this new era rolling.
