Sultry Sarah – Industry Experience, Mentoring & New Beginnings
After more than a decade working in the adult industry, I have made the decision to retire from seeing male clients. It feels like the right time to step into a different chapter — one that allows me to use the knowledge, experience and skills I have developed throughout my career in new ways.
To be clear, I am no longer offering in-house or phone services and I am no longer seeing clients privately. While that part of my career has come to an end, I am certainly not leaving the industry.
Instead, I am focusing increasingly on the work that happens behind the scenes.
I continue to be involved in the industry through peer support and mentoring, helping others draw on my experience and navigate some of the practical realities of working in this space. I also provide administrative and web design support, areas I have developed a genuine interest and skill set in over the years.
I am also working at a brothel in reception, along with several other behind-the-scenes responsibilities. I enjoy being able to contribute in ways that make use of my organisational skills, industry knowledge and understanding of the people who work within it.
Fansly will also remain part of my journey, although my focus has now broadened considerably beyond content creation.
One of my newest projects is something I never really expected to undertake — writing a book.
I've started putting my experiences, observations and reflections from more than a decade in the industry onto paper. Whether it ultimately becomes a published book or simply remains a personal and cathartic project, I don't know yet. For now, I'm enjoying the process of documenting a part of my life that has taught me an enormous amount.
My years in the industry have given me far more than professional experience. They have taught me about communication, boundaries, resilience, people, business, technology, problem-solving and the importance of supporting those around you.
Those are the things I want to carry forward.
So although my role has changed, Sarah is still here.
I'm still learning, still creating, still supporting others and still finding new ways to contribute to an industry that has been such a significant part of my life.
This isn't an ending.
It's simply a change of direction — and I'm looking forward to seeing where it takes me.
To be clear, I am no longer offering in-house or phone services and I am no longer seeing clients privately. While that part of my career has come to an end, I am certainly not leaving the industry.
Instead, I am focusing increasingly on the work that happens behind the scenes.
I continue to be involved in the industry through peer support and mentoring, helping others draw on my experience and navigate some of the practical realities of working in this space. I also provide administrative and web design support, areas I have developed a genuine interest and skill set in over the years.
I am also working at a brothel in reception, along with several other behind-the-scenes responsibilities. I enjoy being able to contribute in ways that make use of my organisational skills, industry knowledge and understanding of the people who work within it.
Fansly will also remain part of my journey, although my focus has now broadened considerably beyond content creation.
One of my newest projects is something I never really expected to undertake — writing a book.
I've started putting my experiences, observations and reflections from more than a decade in the industry onto paper. Whether it ultimately becomes a published book or simply remains a personal and cathartic project, I don't know yet. For now, I'm enjoying the process of documenting a part of my life that has taught me an enormous amount.
My years in the industry have given me far more than professional experience. They have taught me about communication, boundaries, resilience, people, business, technology, problem-solving and the importance of supporting those around you.
Those are the things I want to carry forward.
So although my role has changed, Sarah is still here.
I'm still learning, still creating, still supporting others and still finding new ways to contribute to an industry that has been such a significant part of my life.
This isn't an ending.
It's simply a change of direction — and I'm looking forward to seeing where it takes me.