Kayla Jade
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 19 Jun
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So yeah, I started sex work and basically like my thinking was with the way things are going, the way the world is, like my kids might never be able to buy a house. They might never be able to have a comfortable living and So my goals when I started was to set up for their future, to buy them a house each because, like, I never thought I would be able to do that.
And then I had this opportunity where I could make so much money and I was like, I am just going to try and milk that as much as I can. And it's been incredible. Like, it's given me time with the kids. Like I'm so fortunate that I don't have to work a nine to five and I can be there for the extracurricular activities and for the games and things like that. It's a struggle socially.
It's a struggle for me because I'm a very anxious person and I'm afraid of what people are thinking and stuff like that. But I've never let that come in the way of the kids wanting – like I've never let that come in the way of what the kids want to do.
Like if they want to go to some social event and I'm just like – if they want to go to a party, they want to do this, anything they want to do, I'm like, yeah. Like it doesn't matter how I feel. It doesn't matter if like – You know, the thought of me being like, I know everyone here knows who I am. Like, I don't care.
I will just go there for them because their happiness is what's most important at the end of the day. I feel like a lot of judgment that you get from being a sex worker and a parent is a lot of people will say like, oh, what are you going to do when your kids grow up and they find out you're a sex worker?
Like I want to say first of all, like you do obviously like you have no idea like what our relationship is like. We are so close. I teach them to not be judgmental. I teach them love. I teach them kindness, empathy. They are the most kind, like they're the kindest kids like I've ever met. And I'm not just being biased. They are.
But because I've always taught them to love people for who they are, like no matter what their situation. And that's the kind of person I am. So I felt like the same with my ex-partner. So I felt like that's just really aligned with them.
and i think like people care so much about what my kid like if my kids are gonna get bullied for it like how about teaching your kids like not to be judgmental because like it's not my kids that are the problem it's the other kids Thank you so much, Hideaway, for sponsoring this episode of Storytime with Kayla Jade. You can get 10% off if you use my code Storytime on their website.
They have perfumes, lubes, mousses, and so much more. So much good smelling products. I love it. I love something smelling good. Thank you, Hideaway. You'll find the link to their website in the show notes. I knew that I always wanted to be a mom. I just always felt like such a connection to motherhood. Even in pregnancy, like I just loved being pregnant.
Like I just remember being like, I just love having a baby inside me. When I was pregnant, when I first found out I was pregnant, like I was so happy. Like me and my ex-partner, we were so happy. We both wanted to be parents. I remember the day that we found out, like this is so like naive we were, but we literally like...
went to, like, a Toys R Us and was like, we went and, like, bought some toys because we were so excited. And, like, I just always felt, like, such a connection as a mother. Like, being pregnant, even though I was, like, sick throughout my pregnancy, I just loved being pregnant. I loved... the feeling of like the baby and everything. And I was a bit of a hippie back then.
And I like, even like, I didn't take any medication. I had like, I had them completely natural. I had no drugs at all. I was like, I cannot poison this baby. Like, I like didn't take anything, even though people wanted me to like, they were like, oh, you should get it every day. I was like, no, no, I'm not getting it. And I had them completely natural.
I remember, like, even – this is so funny, but, like, I remember even, like, taking them home from the hospital and I was, like, trying to, like – like, I just hated them being out, like, in the pollution because it was just, like – the air is just, like, so, like, you know, you could smell, like, people smoking and the cars driving by. I was, like, don't pollute my baby. Like, keep it safe and –
yeah, I've always just been very protective of my children. And I think as well, I just, I get, I get really triggered by anything, like any story about, you know, something happening to a child. I don't know if it's my ADHD or if it's
the fact that I'm a cancer or something but like if I hear a story like that I will hold on to it in my head and I will constantly think about it and I like I just feel so much pain for if a child goes through something breaks my heart so that's why I've just always been so protective of my children
I think like when my kids look back on their life, they're not going to look back thinking like, oh, mum was a sex worker. They're going to look back and think of all the wonderful memories that we've had together, all the trips that we've been on, everything that I've been able to provide because of my work.
The time, the care, like just being a present mother is so much and I think that is so much more than what you do for work. And I think as well, sex work is just trending more and more. It's becoming more positive. Yes, there's still much stigma, but it has come a long way, especially in the last five, ten years.
It's actually been a really nice feeling like getting this off my chest and sharing this with you guys because I know that I have such an incredible support network of women who cheer me on. So like I feel like we've gotten even closer now that I share that part of my life with you. Yeah.
Even though it didn't go in the way that I wanted to, like, I'm still – it still feels nice, like, getting that off my chest and not have to worry about, you know, someone seeing me and my kids or, like, talking about it online. Like, I've been able to share my story with you guys. So that makes me super happy. I guess going forward, like, I would still like to –
talk about this incorporated a bit but obviously like for privacy reasons like I'm not going to share details of my children that's just something that's really important to me so I hope that like a lot of you respect that boundary that I do have um because the page the TikTok it always has and always will be about sex work and about my journey not like my kids journey This is new.
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