'Hard up' students turning to sex-cam sites to earn money
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 4:02 pm
Moaned Off wrote:After it was revealed yesterday that an increasing number of women are using the sex industry to pay their way through university, one woman has told her story of stripping while studying.
Filth.
Emma Green, of Glamorgan, Wales, turned to stripping on a webcam for men and earned £200-a-week to fund her studies.
The 25-year-old, who studied multi-media design at Glamorgan University before spending another year at a beauty therapy college in 2009, says a normal part-time job was out of the question because of her intense course workload.
‘I loved both courses, but there were no grants, no funding. Nothing. I literally had nothing to live on’, she told The Sun.
Emma spoke out after the National Union of Students warned that as well as sex work, students are turning to gambling and medical experiments to pay for their education.
Another degrading photo. We thought you should see it.
Emma said some weeks she was living on as little as £40 before stripping and after claiming a student loan, she found herself buried in debt.
A friend told her about the webcam work and informed her that all she needed was a computer with a camera
Can't believe how disgusting this is. Here's another photo.
‘It seemed too good to be true so I tried it out and I must admit the first time I was nervous and didn’t make much money,’ Emma told the newspaper.
‘But after a few goes and the initial shock of going topless and stripping down to my thong, I began to get used to it’, she added.
Argh look, another one. I'm gonna throw up.
Miss Green, who now works for Britain’s Got Webcams, says she would strip for two to three hours a night each week – earning between £16 and £20 per hour.
The wage was enough to pay her fees and Emma, who lives with her parents in Glamorgan, says she still now earns £200 a week with the company.
She says she’ll stop stripping once she finds a full time job but says there are none available at the moment for young people.
Emma said: ‘I earn my own money and I’m getting through this recession in the best way I can without having to live off the state.’
Government reforms mean universities can start charging up to £9,000 annually in tuition fees from next year.
In addition, the education maintenance allowance (EMA) for 16 to 19-year-olds has been scrapped.
It is these reforms that are causing students to turn to the 'informal' sector for money, according to the NUS.
Estelle Hart, the NUS national women’s officer, told BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast: 'Students are taking more dangerous measures.
'In an economic climate where there are very few jobs, where student support has been massively cut, people are taking more work in the informal economy, such as sex work.
'It’s all dangerous unregulated work, simply so people can stay in education.
Yeah that's right, advertise the magazine as well. She's even got a white sofa to hide all the cum stains. strawberry floating livid now...
http://www.dailyfail.co.uk/news/article ... -fees.html
Look what a Tory government is forcing women to do. Best vote for them again next election.
