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Nurse Kimmy

@simplynursekimmy / simplynursekimmy.tumblr.com

Retired SB ~ passing time.
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Anonymous asked:

So if you could give a short list to us civilians about how to be a good ally what would be on it?

1. Don’t use slurs such as whore, prostitute, hoe, hooker, etc. Ever.

2. Don’t try to speak over actual sex workers.

3. If a post says “sex workers only” “strippers only” etc, do not reblog or otherwise interact with that post unless that particular sex worker has given you permission to.

4. Do not reblog cam and porn workers’ promos with the caption deleted or changed. Leave captions intact at all times.

5. Do not comment on our posts giving us your opinions on how we should dress, act, dance, promote ourselves, or talk about our work.

6. Do not out us if you know us irl and find our blogs.

7. If we make a post discussing negative aspects of our work, do not tell us to just find another job or otherwise imply that the negatives mean we would be better off not doing sex work. In fact you’re probably best off not saying anything at all.

8. Do not pretend to want to be a sex worker because you find it “cool” or “edgy” or think that it’s easy money. Do not tell sex workers how lucky we are. Do not tell us how you wish you could do it. Don’t tell us how empowering it is. Also stay away from saying things like “I could do that” or “I’m just gonna quit school and become a stripper/porn star!”

9. If you see or hear your friends using slurs against sex workers or doing any of the other things I mentioned, call them out! Use your privilege as a non sex worker to call out your friends and family and defend us (especially workers with no legal protections who often can’t speak up for themselves, I’m thinking mainly of FSSW here.) Don’t let jokes about sex work slide.

10. Get educated on sex worker politics and if you get a chance to write to a legislator or vote on a bill regarding sex work, help us out in that way. Don’t support laws that criminalize sex work. Don’t support abolitionist groups. Call them out too and explain to your friends why organizations like that hurt us more than they help us.

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Life Update:

It’s been almost a year since my last real post - so much has happened. 

2015, for me, was the year for personal development and growth. 

I committed to making myself as healthy as possible; not just physically, but mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.

I’ve become much more self-aware.

Attempting to rid myself of my ridiculous self-destructive behavior

I completely stepped away from sugaringNOT EASY! 

Last March, I moved in with my boyfriend (this was huge).

My boyfriend and I started a business together, and in 10 months, our two-man company has been able to gross just over $750,000!

I settled into my new hospital and absolutely love it. I’m still working full-time. 

At this point, I’m just working on finding balance in my life. Between my personal life (family, friends, social, the bf), work, and the business. To not become overly obsessed with constantly trying to expand the business, or keep working overtime at the hospital. To be satisfied with where I’m at financially, and to stop thinking another $100k would make me happy. To be content with what I have instead of always wanting more. Actually appreciating what’s sitting in front of me, rather than kicking myself for not doing better/more. Truth is, I need to learn how to not be so hard on myself after I’ve set unrealistic goals to start with. I need to be kinder to myself.

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I promise you, it works!

We're not even done with February, and my 2015 has been absolutely amazing!! 

- I landed My Dream RN Job! - I'll be relocating to one of my favorite cities.  - At 24, I'll be making more money than many dual income households.  - I've been traveling, and gallivanting in a ton of fun/new experiences.  - I've become involved in a handful of business ventures.  - Last year I saved +$75K, this year I'm projected to save even more! - My parents accept/support my relationship (he's 20 years my senior). - I have a man who loves me unconditionally, supports my goals/dreams, strives to lift me up, and keep me happy every day.  - I've strengthened my relationship with God, and I feel so incredibly blessed

A lot of my loved ones kept telling me that I "deserve" the good that's been happening, and I continued to dispute them (saying I don't deserve it, I've been lucky), but now I realize I do!!  I've worked my ass off to get to where I'm at now. I have experienced hardships, but I never let them stop me. I haven't been cruising through life, I have always fought and worked hard to accomplish what I have. I am so blessed, and forever thankful. <3 

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Your emotional, physical, mental, & spiritual well-being are so incredibly IMPORTANT.

Especially with this lifestyle, ladies. It can be extremely exhausting and there may be times when you feel like you need to compromise yourself to stay in the game, but you don’t.

Get enough sleep. Don’t starve yourself. Be conscious of what you put into your body. Don’t compromise your beliefs. Keep toxic people out of your life. Stop and smell the roses - enjoy the world around you. Take time to yourself. Discard the negative. Find inner peace. 

I cannot stress this enough, you MUST take care of yourself…

💋, Kimmy

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My biggest "TIP" for you would be to do your research and read through the different sugar tags here on tumblr...

If you’re “too lazy” to do your research and read up on the plethora of information, advice, tips, etc. you can find here online, you honestly don’t have what it takes to be a sugar baby. 

I’ll probably get a bit of criticism for making this post, but I think it’s important that it’s said…

This is my “Tough Love” post: It’s for the ones who undoubtly have done NO research of their own.

When girls expect me to spoon feed them absolutely everything about sugaring, without making a conscious effort on their end, I just can’t. I would be doing them a complete disservice.

  • It dramatically reduces their desire to put in any of their own effort. These ladies will never find themselves (AND maintain) a successful SB/SD relationship without putting in any effort. 
  • A lack of effort can create a lack of appreciation, and devalue the advice they’re receiving. 

If a fellow SB isn’t willing to help themselves by putting in a little effort and doing some research, why should I help them? 

I’m not making this post to sound condescending, but I value my time. I help a ton of other SB’s and answer dozens of asks privately, so I am in no way trying to bash new SB. 

  • It’s like if you were tutoring a kid to help them with school. If they didn’t read any of the material assigned to them and just asked you for all the answers, would you do all their homework for them? No, you’d tell them to do their reading and come back to you if they still have questions. Same concept!

I’m rooting for everyone here in the Sugar Bowl, but honestly, this lifestyle isn’t for everyone. I don’t mean to put anyone down, but we’ve become a generation of coddlers, where everyone gets a gold star and trophy simply for participating. "You can be anything you want to be…" NO, you can’t! I will NEVER be an astronaut, or professional basketball player.  That’s a fact, so this whole, “Believe it, and you can be it” concept gets taken too far sometimes. 

You need to be realistic with yourself. If you’re too lazy to help yourself and do research, STOP. 

Stop, take a step back, and help yourself first.

💋, Kimmy

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1st POT Date:

• Over $2,000 cash • $1,800+ amazing dinner • Private Driver to pick me up/drop me off (I was staying over an hour away) PLUS • 13” MacBook Air w. all the bells & whistles • Apple SuperDrive • Apple TV

😍 Don’t ever burn bridges with anyone. Just because you’re not interested now, or there are circumstances/obstacles preventing you from making things work, you never know what can happen in the future. This POT was someone I completely dismissed last May, and now look! ;) 💋, Kimmy

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Why, hello!? ;]

i got so mad at this post that i went to her blog and its literally a blog on how to have a sugar daddy and get money from him

What is there to get mad about?!

Mad that I have Prada? Mad that I have cash? Mad that I don’t have financial struggles? Please enlighten me.

& my blog is simply a chronicle of my life as a sugar baby (a misinterpreted lifestyle), where I give advice to fellow SB’s and have joined a community of strong and supportive ladies.

💋, Kimmy

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