Princess discusses her views on men and relationships, influenced by her work and personal experiences.

• She believes all men are paying for women's attention in some form and it is inherent in their desires and actions.
• Princess asserts that men's willingness to pay for companionship is a common theme in relationships.
• Her insights are drawn from her experiences and observations while working in the sex industry.

Princess shares details about her family and her upbringing in a small town near Seattle.

• She grew up in Carnation, Washington, a small town east of Seattle, in a house her parents still live in.
• Her parents have been married for 41 years, and she has a close-knit relationship with her siblings.
• Despite an outwardly normal family life, she faced emotional and physical abuse from her father.

Princess recounts the challenges of her adolescence, including abuse and lack of memory of certain events.

• She suggests that there are gaps in her memory of her childhood, raising the possibility of repressed traumatic experiences.
• The abuse she faced and the unsolicited attention from men significantly impacted her teenage years.
• Princess expresses the complexity of her feelings towards her father and her experiences with men from her community.

Princess talks about her entry into sex work, the loss of her son, and moving to California.

• Her decision to enter sex work was influenced by her need for love and attention, as well as the tragic loss of her son.
• Princess moved from Washington to California after her son's death, marking a new chapter in her life.
• She narrates how she met her 'turnout folks,' who introduced her to the sex work industry in California.

Princess describes various unusual interactions with clients and her approach to sex work.

• She shares a story about a client with a unique fetish involving stockings and talking about stepping on bugs.
• Princess reflects on what she has learned about men, emphasizing that many are willing to pay for companionship in different ways.
• She also discusses her own strategies and boundaries within the sex work industry.

Princess expresses her regrets regarding her involvement in sex work and its impact on her life.

• She regrets her involvement in sex work, although she hesitates to use the word 'regret' and prefers to see her decisions as lessons.
• Princess discusses the long-term consequences of her life choices and the difficulty of transitioning to a more conventional lifestyle.

Princess talks about her relationships with pimps and her growth towards independence.

• She recounts her abusive experiences with pimps and her eventual decision to operate independently in the sex industry.
• Princess reflects on her attraction to African-American gang members and her reasons for being drawn to them.

Princess discusses her family dynamics, personal tragedies, and her sister's contrasting life choices.

• She compares her life path with that of her sister, who is a doctor and leads a very different life.
• Princess attributes some of her life choices to the absence of a loving father and the need to feel accepted and loved.

Princess offers her reflections on the nature of men, love, and the realities of sex work.

• She believes that men are inherently narcissistic and that they desire companionship more than sex.
• Princess shares her experiences of performing and manipulating situations to satisfy clients' desires.
• She discusses the emotional toll of sex work and the complex feelings it invokes within her.

Princess talks about her decision to leave sex work and her belief in love and monogamy.

• She has left sex work and is now in a monogamous relationship, which she finds both challenging and rewarding.
• Princess believes in love, even though she thinks monogamy is not realistic for most people.
• Her relationship experiences have taught her the importance of genuine connections over superficial ones.

Princess reflects on her regrets, her role as a parent, and the importance of self-reflection.

• Her biggest regret is related to her children and the choices that led to her losing custody of them.
• Princess contemplates the influence of drugs and her lifestyle on her ability to parent effectively.
• She shares her thoughts on being the 'black sheep' of the family and the different paths she and her sisters have taken.

Princess discusses the profound impact of love, loss, and the power of deep connections in her life.

• She shares her experiences with Chuck, who provided stability and love, and Bear, who brought passion into her life.
• Despite the pain of loss and the complexity of her relationships, Princess values the experience of being truly loved and loving in return.