article_snippet.sent: A Canadian prostitute says that A Canadian prostitute wishes  other people wouldn't make A Canadian prostitute feel so ashamed of working in the sex industry - because A Canadian prostitute actually really enjoys A Canadian prostitute .
article_snippet.sent: Celine Bisette, who uses this pseudonym whenever A Canadian prostitute is discussing A Canadian prostitute career, insists A Canadian prostitute is neither 'damaged' nor 'deranged' - that, in fact, A Canadian prostitute rather enjoys being a prostitute, and it's only the social stigma surrounding A Canadian prostitute career choice that leaves A Canadian prostitute feeling unhappy. '
article_snippet.sent: I am embarrassed to be a sex worker, even though I like my job, I’m good at it, and I’ve made exceptional progress in my career over the past few years,' A Canadian prostitute wrote in a recent essay for xoJane.
article_snippet.sent: This pro has pride: Canadian prostitute Celine Bisette, pictured here, wishes other people wouldn't make A Canadian prostitute feel embarrassed about my job .
article_snippet.sent: Yes, I’m a [prostitute], but I’m also smart and normal, really, I promise!”' Because of the social stigma, Celine sometimes thinks about quitting altogether - but Celine hesitates because the work is easy, Celine schedule is flexible, and Celine makes twice as much as Celine would doing a job in Celine field of study.
article_snippet.sent: I will always be seen as damaged goods, whether I am a current sex worker or a former one.
article_snippet.sent: But most of all, I wish I’d never become a prostitute in the first place.'
highlights_snippet.sent: The writer, who uses a pseudonym, has she master's degree but explains that sex work pays more than jobs in she field of study .