Let’s Talk To Kerry
David Bondze-Mbir (DBM): Thank you for participating. What name would you want to go by? (It can be your real first name or any other name of your choosing)
Participant 157: Kerry
DBM: Hello Kerry. How would you describe yourself?
Kerry: A fun puzzle
DBM: How happy are you on a scale of 1 to 10?
Kerry: Six
DBM: What do you want to talk about?
Kerry: I have a complex job that advocates and engages in the practice of going nude with my clients.
DBM: Prostitution, you mean?
Kerry: No! Sex is not part of the services I provide. I have an office that books my clients. They enter my chambers for a session, and we sit and talk, while naked.
DBM: What do you talk about?
Kerry: It depends on what the client wants to talk about
DBM: Your clientele attracts which gender?
Kerry: Men only
DBM: I see
Kerry: Time inside and outside of each session with a client is prearranged and well spent. We end up always achieving a fruitful outcome within specific time constraints.
DBM: Are you married?
Kerry: Yes. My husband and I have kids together
DBM: He knows about the kind of job you do?
Kerry: He doesn’t. He only knows about my other profession
DBM: Which is?
Kerry: I prefer not sharing that information
DBM: So, you’re a counselor of a sort – with this particular gig?
Kerry: I am a channel most men choose to reason with.
DBM: What is so special about this other job you do?
Kerry: It gives my clients the opportunity to get to understand women, and also, talk about the issues that brought them to me.
DBM: What is the demographic analysis of your clients?
Kerry: 60 to 65 percent of the men are married, 30% just dating and the 5% single. They’re between the ages of 34 to 55 years. I am not sure how to categorize their income criteria. They work in different sectors across board.
DBM: All the men come to you to discuss the women in their lives?
Kerry: Most do; others just come to stare at me and talk about whatever is on their minds at the time.
DBM: You work with a staff?
Kerry: I have a receptionist and two security or body guards at post
DBM: They know what you do in your chambers?
Kerry: Not sure
DBM: Why do you have to be naked with your clients?
Kerry: Every man loves to admire a naked woman to the fullest
DBM: Every straight man, you mean?
Kerry: Lol! Yeah, I guess. Lol! I have a great body, though I am not so proud of everything about me. But it seems like most of these guys don’t even mind what I see to be flaws on my body. They see me, and the first things they all say is, ‘you’re a very beautiful lady’.
DBM: I see. Remind me again, the men ought to be naked too, no?
Kerry: When you enter my offices, your booking and time is confirmed by the receptionist, and then my attention is drawn to your presence. One of the security men then leads you to the first chamber, and closes the door behind you. Every chamber has a scent. The men smell it the minute they walk in the door. It’s an intentional process in forming the first impression they may or not have of me. There is a video of me on a 65-inch TV screen, welcoming the client and giving a few instructions before walking to the main chamber to meet with me. One of the instructions is to get undressed.
DBM: Why is that important?
Kerry: I feed my eyes too, though the main objective is to help the men based on their exact challenges. Every client I have come in contact with desires to touch me, or cuddle with my soft body. We all go naked because I want them to feel good at the sight of something so soft without the fear of feeling judged or ruining their experiences with me. We basically turn ourselves on by staring at each other, before the mutual conversations start.
DBM: Is it a safe environment to find yourself in, with a naked man?
Kerry: There are cameras in the chambers and my security is a button push away from me. It’s been a safe practice so far.
DBM: You mind me asking how much you charge?
Kerry: 45 minutes with me is Ghs 1,200
DBM: Is business good?
Kerry: Business is really good.
DBM: Clients every day?
Kerry: Every day. Most return because I am good at tailoring our conversations to each client’s needs, preferences and expectations
DBM: You work on weekends?
Kerry: No. And I don’t work when I’m on my period
DBM: What is the one theme running through the conversations your clients have with you?
Kerry: They want to satisfy their desire, and simply move on with their lives
DBM: I see
Kerry: I reached out to you because I don’t know how my husband will perceive me if he’s to find out about this service I provide.
DBM: How would you feel if he were to be providing similar services to women?
Kerry: I don’t know how I would feel
DBM: Would you be able to trust him?
Kerry: I don’t know
DBM: Would you believe him if he told you he wasn’t sleeping with any of his clients?
Kerry: No!
DBM: Why not?
Kerry: A lot of things goes through a man’s mind when he sees the nakedness of a beautiful woman.
DBM: Even in a professional setting?
Kerry: Yeah!
DBM: Participant 156, Price, left a question for you: ‘Do you have the courage to be lonely?’
Kerry: Being lonely sometimes becomes a quiet time to enjoy my own company. I get to know and understand myself better. I don’t have to be seeing myself through the eyes of people. Yeah, I have the courage to be lonely.
DBM: It’s your turn to leave a question behind for the next participant
Kerry: If you had Ghs 155,000 in your account, and your husband or wife stole Ghs 15,000 from you, would you be upset and throw all the remaining Ghs 140,000 away in hopes of getting back at your husband or wife? Or move on and live?
DBM: Thank you!
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