I'm debating whether to sign up. I've worked in the adult entertainment industry for six years and have been a CA for one year.
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I've been reading the Q&A here for the past few months.
Recently, I saw an answer saying that people don't like adult entertainment workers, along with many people agreeing, so I was thinking of not signing up. But then I found out about a campaign for registering as a CA, and now I'm reconsidering.
When I register, is it okay to keep my work in the adult entertainment industry a secret?
Even in that industry, being a CA is popular and pays well, so I don't think I'll be able to quit anytime soon. Also, being a CA gives me a high-status image, so I plan to continue it too, even if it's only low-paying.
I'd appreciate your opinions!
I’m Fulleren, a male member!
That’s a very difficult question.
It really depends on what kind of position you want to take in papa-katsu.
Personally, I don’t care at all whether someone has worked in the adult entertainment industry before. But if they’re currently doing it, that does take away a few points for me. I can’t help thinking, “Then why not just focus on doing that?”
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer this one too.
Thanks for your question.
> Is it okay to keep it a secret that I work in the adult-entertainment industry?
I don’t think any staff member could answer “yes” to that question. The guidelines also include a note saying something along the lines of, “Please don’t lie.”
That said—just to be clear—
Even if you keep it hidden, none of the staff will know. There’s no way for them to investigate whether you work in the adult-entertainment industry or not. So even if you only list your occupation as “cabin attendant,” they have no way of knowing whether you also do that kind of work.
I think you can figure out for yourself what that means.
Of course, if you happen to tell a man on a date, “Actually, I work in the adult-entertainment industry,” a complaint will come in immediately.
After that, comments will start appearing from men saying things like, “I heard she also works in the adult-entertainment industry.”
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It seems many men don’t want to date current or former sex workers. But there are also people like me who don’t mind if someone has that kind of experience.
Personally, I recommend being honest with the club. Why not discuss it during your interview?
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
Should I take the bait…?
There’s no need to agonize over it, right…?
She’s definitely a blacklisted CA, isn’t she???
I’ve gotten “You’re wonderful” from CA before, but I’ve never made her an offer… Glad I didn’t…
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