Inside the world of 'sex surrogacy'
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Sex surrogacy is a vital and transformative part of some individuals’ journeys to erotic empowerment but is often misunderstood. Here Ruth Ramsay interviews a former surrogate to help give clarity on what the work is about and who it may help.
Inside the world of 'sex surrogacy' (ruthramsay.com)
Inside the world of 'sex surrogacy' (ruthramsay.com)
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I can't believe I didn't come across this before! Thank you so much for sharing this. It is an amazinf article.
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No problem!Scope
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Does anyone know anyone who has used this as a service? Or if they know how I could get in touch with a surrogate? Thanks
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@mndsupport2021, I know several people who have used sex surrogates.
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