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Luxury sex worker reveals the surprising jobs of the men who pay for her services
A luxury sex worker has revealed the surprising jobs of the men who pay for her services.
Katija Cortez, an accountant turned sex worker from Australia, recently gave an interview with ABC Australia, opening up about her job.
The OnlyFans model, once a Playboy Playmate of the Year, offers escort services and deals with customers who spend life-changing amounts of money.
Cortez reveals the type of men who pay for her service
In the interview, Cortez revealed that her clientele includes men from a wide range of professional backgrounds.
"The kind of guys seeing sex workers, it's literally everyone," she shared. "Like it's doctors, it's lawyers, it's school principals. It's not just like, you know, random seedy guys on a night out. It is just any guy looking for companionship."
"Clients booking like escorts and like, you know, doing the longer dates, and stuff, they are wanting like a simulated relationship," she explained. "I guess it's part of, like, the male loneliness epidemic, right?"
She suggested that changing dating habits and a lack of meaningful connections were leading more men to seek companionship from sex workers.
"A lot of men are not really dating much anymore, but they still want that connection. And a lot of them are finding it in sex workers," she said. "We are literally replacing girlfriends for these men."
Cortez reveals the largest amount of money she has received from a customer
In the same interview, the sex worker revealed the biggest amount of money she had received over a short period, disclosing: "The most a client has spent on me in a short period of time was I did get booked for one week, and he paid 75 grand for that one week."
"Just. Yeah, it's like that. Like it was nothing. It's crazy," she reflected.
However, Cortez emphasized that her earnings are not representative of the sex work industry.
"But the average sex worker isn't making millions of dollars a year," she admitted. "That's like the top, top one per cent. Not every job people are making, you know, you have people making lots of money."
"And then there's probably people doing a similar job or the same job and making less money," she added.
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Cortex claims men pay her for sex because it's 'cheaper than having a girlfriend'
The Aussie escort has previously spoken out about why she thinks a lot of men pay for her services.
She has said that many of her clients have told her it costs less to meet with her than to date a woman traditionally.
She told News.com.au: "They tell me that once you add up wining and dining over multiple dates, gifts, and then also the cost of their time that it takes to do all of this - it all adds up.
"When you see a sex worker, you can see her as often or as little as suits your schedule," she continued. "I doubt that many girls that these men could date traditionally would be happy seeing their man for only one scheduled hour a week."
She also said it had the added benefit of taking up very little time, meaning the men she saw could work longer hours and make more money without feeling guilty about neglecting a partner at home, while still fitting time with her into their busy schedules.
"Men these days are all about working smarter, not harder. Relationships are hard work. Whereas for less hassle and apparently less money, you can get all the same things you get out of a relationship with a sex worker, just without all of the commitment," she said.
She also said that men "don't think how women think", have done a "cost-benefit analysis" on which works out as better value, and find that "seeing an escort turns out to be a much more financially viable decision."
"Almost every single one of my clients are doing this cost-benefit analysis and tell me that seeing me is exponentially more beneficial to them, their time and money, than meeting a girl at a club," she concluded.