Sentence examples for I a prostitute from inspiring English sources

According to the same staffer, Jackson Lee "would always say, 'What am I a prostitute?

If I were a prostitute I would have thought it was the deal of the century!

Men would look at me as if I were a prostitute, and I felt very ill-at-ease and shameful".

"People would think I used drugs or I was a prostitute," said Iren, who asked that her full name not be printed.

"The only reason I still want to talk about it is that I have to fight the misconception that I was a prostitute.

A common theme therefore was a fatalist acceptance to the inevitability of everyday police violence ("I can't fight destiny"), borne out of the internalisation of police "rights" to victimise ("They have a right to beat us because we do this prostitution thing") and recognition that rights to police protection are unrealised and unrealistic ("I can't complain to anybody, I'm a prostitute").

"I was stopped and frisked multiple times because they thought I was a prostitute," she recalled.

This Afterle originally appeared on VICE US.

In Sharia, when a woman's hair is loose, Is she a prostitute or slave.

"I wanted to run away, but in the eyes of the law, I was a prostitute with fake documents.

A good example is this 23 year old, who told us: ' When I found out that I was pregnant, my greatest worry was what people would think of me…that I was a prostitute.