I’ll try to keep this post as neutral as possible. :)I’m oft..
Added 2025-03-24 17:02:32 +0000 UTCI’ll try to keep this post as neutral as possible. :)
I’m often asked whether I notice cultural differences among our clients. The answer is yes. The most significant difference becomes clear when addressing client complaints about a worker’s service.
Some men, even if they are dissatisfied, remain respectful and can have a polite discussion without being misogynistic. Then there are those who have an entirely different attitude: "I paid for her, so I can do whatever I want. She has to obey all my commands—that’s why she’s here. I have the money, so she’s basically my property for the time I paid for."
While you can occasionally come across this mindset in any nationality, it is undeniably more common among clients with, let’s say, a Middle Eastern or post-Soviet background. I won’t go too deep into the details because the issue is complex.
But I will say this: it will always be a mystery to me why some feminists defend societies where women have little to no rights. On the flip side, some ultra-conservatives in our own culture would be surprised to see how much they actually have in common with those they consider their ideological enemies.
But enough on that topic and enjoy my spicy photo :)))
