But she was sick of low-paying jobs and decided sex work was the best way to cover the bills as a young woman. On Tuesday, the term “glory holes” trended on Twitter in Canada, as thousands of posts included jokes, as well as some frank comments on sexual health during the COVID-19 pandemic. While that publication had elicited similar online reactions, it stopped short of specifically using the term “glory holes” (holes in thin partitions). For sex workers such as Davis, who has lived in Vancouver since 1990, the advice sounded strikingly familiar. Most of the sex workers she knows also stopped working under initial pandemic restrictions, and waited for the B.C.

Source: thestar July 23, 2020 01:52 UTC