There are various different ways that she can do that safely, ensuring that they sterilize

their hands before they come through the door, make sure that they're wearing a mask.

My normal procedure would be to always put my client in a shower prior to coming to see me.

It's a difficult one when you've got a shared facility.

You need to be looking at the route coming in and out of the flat.

Does it go past her flatmate's door?

If it does, then nobody should be entering that.

If her room is closest to the door, then she can make a kind of quarantine area that when her friend is at home, that she stays behind that door or behind that screen while she's working.

Welcome. that she stays behind that door or behind that screen while she's working. Welcome to Doing It with me, Hannah Witten, where we talk all things, sex, relationships, dating and our bodies.

Hi, welcome back to doing it.

This week's topic is one we've briefly touched on before with things like online sex work,

but in this episode we lay it all out.

My guest today is Lady Charlotte Rose, who is a multi-award-winning sex worker, radio presenter, author, political

campaigner, mother, and serial wanker.

As someone who calls myself a feminist, sex work is something I've heard a lot about and

had opinions about from the beginning, but it wasn't until I actually started looking into

it and understanding it from the perspective

of sex workers that my views changed. This episode is all about sex work, specifically in-person

sex work, but we also chat a bit about online spaces such as only fans and how the internet can be

great, but also terrible for sex workers.

We discussed the laws around sex work in the UK and the campaign for decriminalisation.

You may have heard of the Nordic model, which is the criminalisation of the purchasing of sex rather

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