mum who quit social worker job for onlyfans have made enough to buy four horses

Come to think about it, another colleague had a son and son's girlfriend who manned the chat lines - the sort where anything can be chatted about. The weird thing was, apparently, that it was marketed as a sex chat line, but a surprising number of 'regulars' called for a chat about the most mundane of things. It was human contact they sought.

I used to work with someone who had done sex phone line work (different job, we weren’t both on the lines!), and she said the same thing. It would’ve been around 2005, so well before AI, or even regular online chats were a thing. They had different scripts to read, depending on what the caller picked, but lots would call at the same time each day just to talk. Very bizarre all around.
 
I also worked with someone who used to work with a chat line company. There was a demand for used knickers but apparently it's far easier to fake them than actually wear them...
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Egg whites and prawns, in case you were wondering!
Well I wasn’t, never even considered it, but finding it difficult now to forget….
 
Ewww no Fjord 🤢😂
That is nasty!


My daughter advertised some bras’s on Market place a while ago. They were brand new and expensive but hadn’t fitted and she forgot about returning them so when she found them in her pit of a room months later advertised.
They sold easily but she also had several messages asking if she would sell dirty worn ones and offering decent money!
She was very tempted! * don’t think she did it….

People can be very odd!
 
For the purpose of research 🙈 I opened an incognito tab and enquired as to pricing.

Things have taken off *sniggers like a 7 year old* so my friend may have to go a bit niche to achieve top price.
1-day wear = 50p - £12
3-day wear 😵‍💫 = up to £50
Whoa.... three days wear? One day's wear is bad enough in riding boots!

I wonder where you'd see things like this (asking for a friend, obvs)
 
This is embarrassing for her to admit that on tictok. I have saw this on tictok originally but all the news paper saw this story and started posting about it . Do you think this will affect her life in the equine world and it also makes the public think you have to be rich to own a horse. https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/...kCopy&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar
This is obviously a boom area of equine-related employment - today’s Horse&Hound, Tessa Waugh’s column, writing about someone else, to be clear!
 
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