For me it has. Mostly because in my city, its tough period to make friends. But I also find I just don't click with women since becoming a kept women/ SB. I still have female friends who can't afford to go out (even a simple night out, dinner/ drinks) etc. is problematic for them. And I learned my lesson when it comes to paying for others who don't ever do the same for you in return.
I find it kind of pathetic that there are women with no hustle about them. Just content with living paycheck to paycheck. I'm obsessed with saving money and call me cheap, but at least I'm not broke.
Anyway, shout out to the hustlers! If you have friends you can confide in about your job/ lifestyle, hold on to them! Its hard to find good people.



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Many of my friends do unique careers such as fashion marketing, archeology, and theater acting. So, they do not judge nor act shocked by my current profession. We keep in touch with facebook and go out about every month. In addition, I do have a friend who also work as cam girl/pso as well. Moreover, I stop talking to many of my high-school friends for the most part because they did not have any hustle in them. Plus they was having 6 kids in 6 years or getting married to jobless losers. So, I was not digging that scene. I agree it is hard finding ladies to become good friends as well. But that is not an sex worker thing that is more ambitious woman thang. I have friends who work in fashion and have difficulty finding good friends.I believe the key is meeting people like yourself.I used to have a good male trucker friend but we lost touch due to our schedules. I hope this helps you 

. Just have the lady-balls to be honest abt it.

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