BrothelLife

I have recently been reading “Legal Tender: True Tales of a Brothel Madam” by Laraine Russo Harper. I have also been reading a bit about the larger-than-life career of Dennis Hof.

One complaint made by Laraine Russo Harper was how certain men in management were taking sexual liberties with the workers and turning their hiring into a “casting couch.” Admittedly, these stories are from twenty years ago, and Dennis Hof is now dead, but still...

The workers have long had their grapevine. And their blacklists. Word can move fast. So, are there ways for workers to alert one another if brothel management acts in sexually coercive way?

Would there be some way for clients and workers alike to be assured that workers are safe from sexual coercion from brothel management or ownership? I think this kind of workplace safety would become very important to the industry if it matters to the workers, the clients, the local community, and state legislators alike.

Dennis was famous for this. It still goes on I’m told at a smaller house that I will not name as it’s here say.
I doubt it goes on in the Larger houses now. Women seem to know their rights better & are more willing to stand up for themselves also factor in that Many Ladies now in houses once had careers or still do in areas that they have authority & therefore won’t put up with it.
But what do I know? I’m just a client…

Coercion? When you have literally hundreds of beautiful women working for you there's no need to coerce anybody for anything. "Volunteers take one step forward." Don't believe everything you read or hear. Dennis would have been locked-up if he was coercing anybody.