Former Adult Entertainers / Sex Workers entering The Medical Profession

I'm not sure if this is even the appropriate section for this, but here goes.

Over the past 20 years, I known an unusually large number of women in the adult entertainment field ( escorts, strippers, porn actresses, etc. ) that have entered the medical field once they retire from their erotic professions. I personally know of a half dozen who became RNs, several more who became medical or dental assistants, one who became a licensed colon hydrotherapist, two who became full-fledged cosmeticians ( waxing and electrolysis ), one who became an x-ray tech, and one who became a physical therapist. And I know boyfriends and husbands of former strippers and escorts who have shared similar stories.

There seems to be a pattern here. It appears that many women ( and men ) formerly involved with sex work continue to work in occupations that involve intimate aspects of the human body once they "go legit". Has anyone else noticed this?

I LuvLadyDocs--Interesting observation...I too have known a few either by introduction,through mutual friends & by coincidence...One was more into nude modelling & lingerie spreads who I believe went on to study for her nursing Cert though we lost contact over time...Another appeared for Aust'n Penthouse as in calendar Girl of the month & I know for sure the she ran an upscale Escort Service from her home catering to well heeled Businessmen exclusively....She was a Dita Von Thiess type....From what I was able to find out some time later she had supposedly topped herself...though I think there was more to it.

Another shall we say adventurous Lady in conjunction with a hidden owner (know who) established a "Ladies Of The Night" venue with individually tailored/themed rooms which ran through from Victoriana to very Bawdy Burlesque to Medical and say the more "out there" specific intimate requirements...fascinating place that one,as it was decked out superbly....During that period the then SO's bestie who had a chequered career went on to become a radiologist...mmmm!

Two others were RN's as well as moonlighting secretively....one of which I went out with briefly...she seemed somewhat lost & not reliable & so that fizzled out......My Ex's bestie from HS days also happened to be working in Adult Elizabethan Theatre Entertainment who later progressed from womens salon to the more personal side of relaxation therapies.

Last but not least a woman I know personally & have been friends with for many many years is very accomplished...Career has spanned all her adult life...Dance instructor,Ballett, Jazz Ballett, Semi Naked dance & Period Pantomine.....Well Travelled mainly to Japan (over many years) & throughout the middle east where her services were highly sought after....Introduced to her through my cousin & agreed to videotape/edit some of her performances spending considerable time together....No inhibitions,smart,funny,genuinely kind with a wonderful spirit...A fully qualified masseuse,make up artist & proponent of Reiki....And yes has a very wicked mind.

Some of which have built substantial holdings by working their sweet A*s's off.

I was a sex worker, but it was interconnected to healthcare: massage. I'm here on zity, with a medical fetish. I have also worked legitimately as a medication aide with the mentally challenged. I can state that there were lots of men who were sex workers, escorts, porn stars, who ended up in legitimate massage. But I can't state that I know any men who went on to become doctors or nurses, but certainly many who used the money from sex work to pay for college, in whatever their field.

ILuvLadyDocs as That Australian said an interesting observation. Though personally I have never met a Former Adult Entertainers / Sex Workers entering The Medical Profession in all my years of nursing. However it may stand to reason that they would be comfortable with nudity so would be less inhibited in jobs associated with nudity.

Maybe you did meet some but they were not forthcoming about their past. Which would be understandable.