The Dark Truth About Celebrity Yachting

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Thanks for sharing . Too many young people worship the celebrity and the lifestyle and it’s just not that pretty, and unless ur just naturally at the top then maybe u can protect ur kid but otherwise it’s totally all trafficking and slowly getting more and more exposed but it’s so gross.

Watch a documentary called girl model. It.shows a former model going on go sees and model I g competitions to find the next big !model stars . Models who win get to go to international destinations and live the dream making big bucks in magazines and walking runways . They sign contracts with the parents cause the winners are from 11 to 14 years old and they end up owing money and unable to go home until their debt is paid off. They are threatened with bad things of they don’t pay off what they owe. One girls parents does come up with the money to pay off the agency and she gets to go home. Anyway The whole thing is human trafficking and it was legal. Those contracts were legal. The documentary is a nightmare show of legal human trafficking with a groomed turned groomer former model going to pick the girls because she knows exactly what they( the men running the modelling agency ) want.

Really? I’d be happy to pimp myself out for millions! Lol are u kidding? Sign me up! Except I’m a man so it won’t work. Besides, you are ALWAYS pimping yourself as a normal person except you do it for pennies. It’s called a job with a boss. You sell your time for money and do whatever they say. In a capitalist system you’re just a worker who is easily replaced. A wage slave. And not a highly paid one.

Sucking some cawk on a yacht for hundreds of thousands of dollars seems pretty nice in comparison lmao

Yes and they suffer mental illness after they do that trauma to themselves.

Yeah, doctors too 😂

@@__rm307 damn!!!

So I’m guessing you never went anywhere, and you don’t have any friends.

@@jip230 I live in a 3rd world country. I have no experience of such a life or lifestyle.

I think a woman needs to know exactly what she is getting into. Getting paid $5000 for one night on a “yacht” in Dubai does not seem to be worth it in my opinion (many earn less, $2-3000. A celeb might hit the tens for one night. Roundtrip airfare to my east coast location is around $750. If I want to fly my beloved Emirates it is $1200 on a good day. I’ve Rideshare to my home would add another $75 or so, If I want sedan service we are pushing $200. One needs to look pretty fine to yacht. One can definitely be bougie on a budget but yacht girls tend to be LV, D&C, Chanel, whatever, plus hair and heels. Not to mention the amount of money spent on accommodation. A woman will earn more if they are new to the scene and present well. One will get scouted randomly and invited to a “party” with very wealthy men, and offered the incentive of a luxury experience with “gifts”. The activities requested from these men are… interesting. Often it is multiple men, not necessarily together, but at different times. Sometimes it is not one night but a few. The woman can not request a drop off destination and time. She is subject to the possessor of vessel. If a woman or person is good with the circumstances, more power to them. Many are not because it portayed to them as the ultimate fun experience. A cruise where one will be completely and luxuriously taken care of on an insanely expensive jaunt. However, they are paid to be compliant companions on the vessel, in a country in which they have very few rights. Many acts they are expected to engage in are entirely illegal under Emirati law. None of this is worth it to me personally on any level. I probably, after all expenses for the entire trip, would clear $1500. It is not a happy, fun, and relaxing sojourn that recharges one’s spirit. It is a generally degrading and exhausting experience that leaves one with memories that will last a lifetime. So again, absolutely not worth it for me personally. The choice others is entirely their own. I am speaking from the experience of knowing women who have done it. All their earnings were blown by expenses and, to them it absolutely was not worth it. They carry the memories for the rest of their lives. Sometimes one gets a nice bit of jewelry but… Lol! I sound like a “My friend had an experience…” I have traveled a lot, to some of the most remote locations on earth as well as the most fine and gorgeous of cities. Ive slept in the stilt huts, pigs and the chickens below, families curled around me on reed mats, grandpa snoring, with the endlessly tended fire snappingin the center.. I’ve stayed in cliffside penthouses overlooking oceans so exquisite in color they could break a person’s dream. I know more about human trafficking than most people would ever want to know. It haunts me endlessly. I do not know how to stop it. The only thing I might be able to accomplish is awareness. If ‘Yacht Girls” made the conscious choice to their experience, it is okay. However, most are exploited via opportunity and a pretense of glamour. Wealth which might seem exceptional in the moment, but upon returning home, nothing of value has been realized or gained. It is just a “No”. Pay for your own cultivated experiences. Whether it be gardening, hiking, reading, riding motorcycles, cuddling your fur baby, or napping in a soft, warm bed. Compromising oneself is never worth it.

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I don’t know why anyone would think that would stop their daughter, future granddaughter, etc. That seems funny to me.

good fo you