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This transcript features a candid and explicit interview where a woman discusses her past work as a 'midnight ballerina' — a euphemism for sex work. She shares raw details about her income, client volume, STD history, and the personal reasons that drove her to leave the profession, including her desire to be a better mother.
The guest reveals her past work as a 'midnight ballerina' in a club, a euphemism she uses for sex work.
She states she earned approximately $300 per sexual encounter, a direct financial figure.
The guest claims she has had around 30 STDs or STIs in her lifetime, underscoring significant health risks.
She reports seeing over 100 clients per month and charging $150 for a session, illustrating high volume and total income.
A key motivation for leaving was the combination of recurring STDs and her desire to be a better mother to her child.
She reveals she continued dancing until she was five months pregnant, highlighting the extreme circumstances.
💡 Key Takeaways
Midnight Ballerina
A revealing code term for sex work, immediately setting the video's explicit context.
00:01STD Prevalence
A startling first-person account of having around 30 STIs within a year, highlighting health risks.
00:25Customer Volume
Claims of 100+ clients per month and a $150 fee per session, providing raw financial data.
00:38Motivation to Leave
Links STDs and motherhood aspirations as reasons for exiting sex work, adding a personal dimension.
00:50Pregnancy and Work
Reveals she danced until five months pregnant, emphasizing the extreme circumstances.
01:02Full Transcript
[00:01] What were you actually doing? >> Well, I'm a midnight ballerina, so back room. >> Wait, what? full service. >> In the club?
[00:13] >> How much were you making for an intercourse? intercourse? >> Uh 300 plus a piece. >> Yeah. >> That's not [laughter] bad.
[00:25] How many STDs STIs? >> I have had >> Yeah, how many in your years? >> Mm, I don't know, 30. >> [music] >> One year?
[00:38] >> Wait, how many people did you >> Probably 100 plus a month. >> And how much would that cost? >> 150.
[00:50] >> But that's kind of why I wanted to get out of it because I had, you know, the STDs and I wanted to be a better mom. >> doing that while you were a mom? >> Yes, I danced full-time up until I was 8 and 1/2 months pregnant.
[01:02] 1/2 months pregnant? >> No, no, I stopped that at probably five >> That's crazy. You were six months pregnant and you were taking >> [music] >> Yeah.