A woman who used to work at a massage parlor has finally opened up about the challenges most women tend to go through in their attempts to make a living out of it.<\/p>\n
Emily Njeri accepted a job at a spa, and the worst happened to her. One of the clients abused her at gunpoint after paying her boss. In today’s episode, she shares how she lost her virginity to the abuser and eventually got pregnant.<\/p>\n
I had no money, so I chose to get a job at a spa since I was desperate. I had no idea that several of my coworkers were having extramarital affairs. Massage a man who slept with me under the gaze of my employer one day.<\/p>\n
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She said she was desperate to find a job and when she found one, she never knew she was going to be used as a satisfactory tool by her customers. She said she was abused several times by her clients who she used to massage while her boss was watching.<\/p>\n
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She said her client would pay her boss and they would abuse her in front of her boss. She said that was how she lost her womanhood at gunpoint by a customer she was massaging. He paid her boss, brought out a gun and took advantage of her while her co-workers and boss watched.<\/p>\n
What these women don’t tell you is what they’re hiding from you. That’s all there is to it. I was astonished, but my coworkers didn’t seem to notice or care, she stated. It was at this point that Njeri warned women about the dangers of allowing their daughters to work in massage halls, saying that they experienced “a lot.”<\/p>\n
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Well, this lady seeks revenge and justice, but she can’t fight her boss because she’s poor and has no money. She’s pained and bitter at what she went through at the hands of her boss. My question is, if that is not part of her job, why is she playing the victim game?<\/p>\n
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