I am attending evening primary school
The massage parlour I am working at has zero tolerance for non-conformity. We ladyboys are from different countries that range from Malaysia and Thailand to Cambodia and the Philippines. But before we are given a 3-year, renewable contract, we all need to be castrated, which means our testicles must be surgically removed. This surgery is provided FREE and actually we don't mind that, because as ladyboys, our cocks are limp and soft anyway. We can't fuck anybody with our very limp cock, so having the whole sack of our useless balls cut off is no big deal anyway. Castration is a very simple surgery and when I had my orchiectomy (castration) four years ago, I underwent surgery early in the morning at 5am and then I could check out from hospital at night at 11pm. My two poor little balls are immersed in a bottle of champagne. This champagne bottle is labelled as 'Jennifer Yvonne' s Balls'. This kind of champagne, enriched with immersed testicles, is said to be able to enhance the virility of men, enabling them to stay hard and long. But drinking it, just a small sip, costs quite a bit of money. If you book me you can arrange with the massage parlour management to find out the fee you need to pay for taking a sip of drink from this particular bottle. I will serve the champagne to you at your feet, on my knees, all naked, so you will enjoy it more, Sir.
But the second requirement of the contract is very hard for many of us girls to meet. As we are from different parts of southeast Asia, we speak English at varying levels of proficiency and with different accents. Some girls like me have college degrees so we do speak fluent, correctly pronounced English, which is NOT what our clients like. To make our clients feel at home, we need to speak like them. Thai/Malaysian English, as used in everyday life, has its own grammatical structure. For example :'He is so clever, but he can' t manage to drive a car' is expressed in local, bazaar English as'He so clever eh, but manage to drive cannot'. So to learn to speak like THIS, I need to attend evening classes to re-learn English all over again. The learning process is long and tough, and as a college graduate with a degree in English Literature, THAT language background creates much difficulty for me. So over the past four years I have not been making much progress. The management of the Parlour has warned me that if I keep on speaking English like a teacher, and if I cannot manage to speak English like ANY local ladyboy escort, my contract will turn temporary, on a month-to-month basis. I feel very worried about this, since if I lose this massage/escort job, I don't see how I can find ANY job anywhere else!
But the second requirement of the contract is very hard for many of us girls to meet. As we are from different parts of southeast Asia, we speak English at varying levels of proficiency and with different accents. Some girls like me have college degrees so we do speak fluent, correctly pronounced English, which is NOT what our clients like. To make our clients feel at home, we need to speak like them. Thai/Malaysian English, as used in everyday life, has its own grammatical structure. For example :'He is so clever, but he can' t manage to drive a car' is expressed in local, bazaar English as'He so clever eh, but manage to drive cannot'. So to learn to speak like THIS, I need to attend evening classes to re-learn English all over again. The learning process is long and tough, and as a college graduate with a degree in English Literature, THAT language background creates much difficulty for me. So over the past four years I have not been making much progress. The management of the Parlour has warned me that if I keep on speaking English like a teacher, and if I cannot manage to speak English like ANY local ladyboy escort, my contract will turn temporary, on a month-to-month basis. I feel very worried about this, since if I lose this massage/escort job, I don't see how I can find ANY job anywhere else!
2 years ago