We’ve got some juicy insider information for you about what goes on in the legal brothels. Legal brothel manager Catherine De Noire is spilling the tea on how the best girls can earn some serious cash – we’re talking up to $50K a month! Now, you might be wondering, is this some kind of scam? Are we just trying to sell you a dream? Absolutely not!
Catherine is spilling it all, and according to her, the best girls rake in as much as $50K, with average girls making $20K monthly. She also revealed that the girls make an average of $700 to $1,200 per shift.
“Our sex workers, they are not ours. They don’t work exclusively for us,” De Noire tells PEOPLE. “You can’t just be like, ‘You need to do this, this and this for this amount of money.'”
De Noire was just 22 years old when she stumbled upon the opportunity to work at a brothel based in Western Europe. (She prefers to withhold specific details about the location for reasons of safety.)
Nearly one decade ago, De Noire was in her second year of undergrad studying psychology. She originally intended to specialize in neuropsychology with an interest in cognitive impairments like dementia. One night, her research led her to an article titled “Psychologist in a Whorehouse: They Call Me Pimp, but I Protect Women.”
“He talked about how they treat the business as a regular business, how the women are treated with respect. He also talked about sexuality and how our society views sexuality, and it was just so interesting,” she summarizes. “I finished the article, and that night I decided I want to do this job.”
She found out where the author worked, and she contacted the business to learn about any potential employment opportunities.
“I just wrote in an email like, ‘Hey, I discovered this article, it’s amazing. I don’t have any experience with sex work, with this industry, but I’m just very willing to learn. I find it very amazing. Just give me a chance,'” De Noire recalls to PEOPLE exclusively. “I sent this, forgot about it and then a few days later, they texted me. They saw the email.”
She went through three rounds of interviews before the brothel offered De Noire a role, despite her lack of experience.
“I needed to learn basically everything from scratch,” she says. “A lot of the managers that I saw over those eight, nine years, they were fully developed managers. They came from different industries like hospitality or traveling management, and since they already knew how to be a manager, they didn’t fit into this industry.”
She continues, “In this industry, you can’t manage people with the force.”
When she first started working in the brothel, some of her family hesitated to entirely support De Noire’s new career. Her mother worried that she’d fallen into an industry described by stereotypes.
“She was like, ‘So are you going to be a pimp or what?’ So I needed to explain [to] her a few times,” she says. On the other hand, her father — a nuclear physicist by trade — backed De Noire’s new endeavor.
“He even came to see me in the work to see how it looks, that I’m not some sort of shady pimp keeping the girls somewhere in the basement. And so he was super supportive from the beginning.”
De Noire maintains that her “number one priority” is indeed to protect the women she oversees, whose ages range between 21 — the legal minimum — and around 60 years old. De Noire says she doesn’t often host sex workers on the younger side, but when she does, she makes sure to explain the process from start to finish, even if the women claim to have prior experience in the industry.
“I still like to tell them everything about the boundaries, about the safety, that it’s completely okay to refuse the customer, how to protect yourself. Even though they know, I still like to repeat this, so I make sure that they are super safe,” she says.
“I know that 100% of the girls are going for the regular checkups, but we are not in a place where I would just come in and be like, ‘Hey, everybody needs to show me the card,'” De Noire tells PEOPLE.
The policy becomes logical when considering the incubation periods of STDs and how those timelines differ between illnesses.
“Some of the countries here in Europe, specifically Austria, have the mandatory STD testing … They test the girls every three months, I believe, or eight weeks,” De Noire comments. As a result, the client can often have a false sense of security when visiting the brothel.
If you’re tired of the traditional 9 to 5 grind and ready to take control of your destiny, then this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Catherine De Noire is about to blow your mind and change your life. But if you are concerned about morality, you should stick to your day jobs and other side hustles.
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