'I quit exhausting admin job to be Babestation phone sex worker after MS diagnosis'
dailystar.co.ukTo get more lifestyle stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters hereBrooksie would not reveal how much she earns each month, but said: "I do alright.""You speak to anybody who is self-employed and there are highs and lows.
You have to learn to structure your working life and put the effort in," she said.And some social media platforms can make it difficult for girls to promote themselves, she said.She pointed out that lingerie models and celebrities are able to freely flaunt their bodies in bikinis on social media without censorship."It's really hard for any sex workers, whatever category you fall into, to even try and get any exposure on social media - so many girls contantly get taken down."Brooksie said she has never experienced anything nasty or untoward in the adult entertainment business - and rarely deals with dodgy customers.A "civilian girl who works in an office" might be shocked by some of the "wild stuff" they are asked to do, she laughed.But she added: "My audience knows how I work and I set my own boundaries.
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