A male prostitute works at infamous pick-up spot The Wall in Darlinghurst, Sydney. Fast forward 15 years and Christopher was cashing in on those same charming boyish looks, listing them as his best features in online advertisements where he pimped himself out for sex. He said there was less demand for male sex workers than women but that the industry was easier on men.
According to Christopher, the catalyst for his career choice came when his relationship with his first long-term boyfriend broke down and he found himself unemployed and living alone in Sydney, aged One male sex worker, who goes by the name Jack, has advertised his services across many sex work sites. Sex Workers Outreach Project chief executive Cameron Cox said the internet had opened up a new world for sex workers who no longer have to walk the streets and hustle for work. He said male sex workers were made up of people of various ages, races, genders and sexualities and came from all sorts of backgrounds, with many having professional careers, and others being students, backpackers or homeless.
Mr Cox said although there was increasing acceptance of those who work in the sex industry, there was still a long way to go. Log in No account? Sign up Log out news. Christopher, 26, has been a fulltime sex worker for the past seven years.
