I'm not surprised.
For those who think there's something wrong with her for having negative feelings/outlook on the job, I respectfully disagree.
Catch anyone on a bad day and they will tell you about the problems of their job.
Sex work is that x1000 because unlike a person just being rude to you there is the physical intimacy side. Not to mention for some men sex work brings out their worst in that they are acting out a fantasy or feel entitled because they "paid for it".
I'm sure she's had good or even great clients but those get overshadowed by the bad experiences.
The idea that if you love something you should do it for free is dumb. Not many doctors and lawyers out there giving out free service regularly. Sure some do pro bono work but never at a loss.
She's pretty overwhelming though. Presumably she was a voluntary sex worker and not trafficked.
It's difficult to imagine that a person who loathed every moment of her working life as thoroughly as this woman claims would have stayed in that job. And it's difficult to believe that she hated each and every one of her clients as she claims. Are we to believe that in 3 years, NONE of her clients made her genuinely smile, laugh or feel appreciated or liked - even for a moment?! Are we to believe that she felt not a shred of liking or even sympathy for ANY man who paid for her time. How about men who confessed that they were lonely or frightened of women in real life? That their wives had left them or passed away? Or who just wanted to talk? Or who were physically challenged or too injured for women in civilian life to be attracted to them? What sort of bitch-hag would be so cold and bitter to each and every man who ever paid for her company?!
Either time has blurred the reality of her experience and made it seem far worse than it actually was. Or she is milking her past career for sympathy from certain other women who are predisposed to take her present account at face value to fuel their own rage and resentment against men.