I Told My Mentor I Was a Dominatrix
She rescinded her letters of recommendation

https://www.chronicle.com/interactives/2...CamN2Ty50yUFyN4

I'd love to read this story but it is only for Chronicle subscribers.

I am not a subscriber and I had no problem reading the story.

Are you on a computer or a phone?

What browser are you using?

I couldn't access it either. Here's a summary that gives you the summary of the situation.

https://www.3quarksdaily.com/3quarksdaily/2019/12/i-told-my-mentor-i-was-a-dominatrix.html

p.s. It wasn't her real mother.

Try this very long URL:

https://www.chronicle.com/interactives/2...CamN2Ty50yUFyN4

Have to remember that some people don't distinguish between dominatrix and prostitute, and then have Victorian attitudes towards the latter.

I do nearly everything on my computer. This has happened with me on a few other websites that other people say they have no problem getting to. I will try it with my ipad and, see if it works.

It wasn't what you used to access the video. Soapy fixed the URL in his original post.

"Some people" include prodommes, who make it a point to call both themselves and prostitutes "sex workers", as to promote the idea that there isn't anything wrong with either.

Let's face it, if prodoms do not call themselves sex workers, someone else will. There is not denying it is adult industry work. But, here is the thing, mainstream American doesn't care if it is straight up prostitution or, not. A pro dom's work commonly includes naked men, bondage, strap on, gs, inflicting pain, cross dressing, ect. In the eyes of a judgemental or, narrow minded person, that is worse that traditional sex in exchange for money. This attitude is even clear with visa and, web site standards. It is easier to display 18 year old girls having sex with multiple partners than it is a middle aged, fully dressed woman whipping a man.