The internal economy of FKKs
I was thinking about the FKK world after a recent trip.
One woman who I'the been with about a decade ago was still in the game at Oase, still relatively attractive, but is no longer the skinny catwalk type that I first met her as. She's filled out, and unsurprisingly appears less popular.
I noticed her purse was not new — it was quite obviously old because there was a distinct wear pattern at the opening, evidence of dirt and oils from her reaching into it for years. Her iPhone screen was cracked. I felt a little bad for her, this is no country for old (er) women.
Maybe she has a drug problem and needed to keep the dollars coming in.
On the other hand, at Sharks, I noticed a new towel girl was an old WG. Based on some of the front desk clerks and assorted staff dress, I had always assumed some of them were ex-WGs.
Anyone know the story of some of these WGs that become house workers? Why do they choose to do what they do? Are they paid better than most service workers given that they used to earn a lot as WGs, and money flows in the FKKs, and there may be a stigma to working in an FKK?
I wondered if my old associate at Oase would wind up as a service worker if she's not doing as much business anymore. She's still young in relative terms, but on the old side for an FKK. Maybe she's still earning well, and doesn't care to keep up the phone or the purse.