Ariel Ganja, 36, told FEMAIL that she spent most of her 20s as a clerk, making just $43,000 a year.
An accountant who earns $300,000 a year from prostitution says the belief that her new job “only attracts lazy or desperate people looking for easy money” is a myth.
Ariel Ganja, a 36-year-old American woman, told FEMAIL that she spent most of her 20s as a clerk, making just $43,000 a year.
Ariel said that with this money she could not financially plan her future and when she lost her job she decided to undress to make a living.
She quickly fell in love with the sex industry and three years ago decided to take her career to the next level by serving full clients in a legal brothel in Nevada.
Ariel, from Missouri, now spends two weeks a month at the Chicken Ranch brothel, 100 miles from Las Vegas.
The brothel provides 24/7 service.
“Normally I can sleep for a few hours a night in a brothel, but there have been days where I’ve been sleepless for 24 hours. “If I choose, I can tell the sports director that I’m too tired to work out and he’ll let me sleep.”
During her two free weeks a month, Ariel spends time with her friends and family and works on OnlyFans content.
The 36-year-old spends more than $100,000 each year building his brand, including thousands of hair treatments and makeup.
The 36-year-old is saving up for early retirement and hopes to stop sex work by the time she turns 40.
“In my free time, I try to spend as much time as possible with my friends and loved ones. But because I want to start my own early retirement home, I spend a lot of time at home creating exclusive content and videos for OnlyFans, staying in touch with customers, scheduling photo shoots and managing other branding efforts.
Ariel works hard to improve her profile on the farm and hopes to bring home $600,000 a year within 24 months.
The 36-year-old jokes that he and his prostitute friends are the “Kardashians of the sex industry” and posts photos of him wearing luxury cars and designer items.
He says the business is hugely lucrative: Some “parties” play with him in the thousands to spend the night on the farm, and others book him three days at a time.
While Ariel is proud of her success and career advancement, she wants to dispel the myths that sex work is “easy money for the lazy.”
“I am a workaholic, I work all the time, build my brand, connect with people at OnlyFans or clients in the brothel.
“I’m a workaholic, always working, building my brand, connecting with people at OnlyFans or clients in the brothel”
“The stigma surrounding sex work shows that the profession attracts lazy or desperate people looking for easy money.
“The truth is, there is no easy money. Prostitution in the 21st century is a very demanding and intense business.’
Ariel has a strict brothel regimen that includes exercising, eating well, and trying to get enough sleep while being ready for visits for two weeks in a row.
Every visit to Nevada begins the same way: A security search of three suitcases filled with clothes, underwear, sex toys, and some “normal” clothing to wear in public.
“The truth is, there is no easy money. Prostitution in the 21st century is a very demanding and intense business.
“The doctor comes every Monday for an STI test,” she said.
“I am not allowed to use the brothel gym, swimming pool, solarium or spa until my medical tests come back negative. On the first day, while waiting for my test results, I spend several hours unpacking and organizing everything so that my bedroom is attractive and client-ready.
“Every morning I spend two hours doing my hair and makeup, and then I work out for about two hours. It seems the opposite, but if there’s a workout or a request while I’m at the gym, I have to stop working out and put my dress and heels back on.
“Also, in the brothel, while we are enjoying the food prepared by the chef, if we have an education or a request, we always clear the table and go and earn money.”
Ariel said her business-related expenses are significant—over $100,000 a year—because of the importance of maintaining a certain image.
“Since women working in brothels are independent, non-working contractors, it is typical for legal prostitutes to have significant expenses to maintain their personal businesses and market their brands,” he said.
Ariel said most of her friends and family knew she was a prostitute and respected her decision to work in the industry.
“I might invest a little more resources in my business than the average hooker, but I believe the more you invest in your brand, the more your efforts will pay off in the end.”
It includes getting their nails done regularly, which costs $580 per month, upgrading their sex clothes and toys for a total annual cost of $40,000, and spending about $20,000 a year on photo shoots.
She also spends about $7,500 a year on makeup and hair products and $1,800 on tanning.
Ariel enjoys working on the farm, where she has had a room for the past three years, but hopes to finish her career on a high note.
“If all goes well, I plan to stop sex work at age 40,” she said.
“Most importantly, I’m proud of who I am and what I do, and I don’t let others get in the way of my dreams or question my decisions,” she said.
“That doesn’t mean I won’t stop working when I’m middle-aged – I want to use some of my sex work earnings to start my physical activity, maybe a salon or spa.”
Ariel said most of her friends and family knew she was a prostitute and respected her decision to work in the industry.
But most of all, I’m proud of who I am and what I do, and I don’t let others get in the way of my dreams or question my decisions.”
Source: Daily Mail
