Why have we had this series of threads that seem to be celebrating prostitution as some some of empowering act? One of the previous ones had a link to a very powerful piece by someone who had been a prostitute describing just how degrading it is to have someone shoving their dick into you for the sake of a few pounds. It really wasn't pleasant.
I wonder if the "Annie Sprinkles" of this world are written by those with experience of providing sexual services at all.
I suspect that at one time or another most of us have had sex when we really weren't in the mood. It is not a great experience, even when it is with someone you love and find sexually attractive let alone someone who you wouldn't ordinarily be seen dead in the same room as, let alone be intimate with.
Men (and occasionally women) have been exploiting women, other less powerful men and children for as long as recorded history. I see very little to suggest that that was a good thing. Whether you are forced into it by circumstance of birth (slavery, poverty), battle or poor choices doesn't make selling your body to the highest taker a good thing.
This girl hoped to be rescued from her existing life by meeting a rich man who would fall in love with her (Pretty Woman is a lovely fantasy, but probably as likely as winning the lottery) or making a lot of money. On both fronts she was incredibly naive at best, and she failed to be successful at either aim. If you accept her story at face value, the best one can say is that nothing bad happened.
On the DM front, looks like another bit of anti-women propaganda to me, and I bet the girl in question was paid a pittance (but I'm sure the DM isn't the only place to feature the story). I do wonder about the veracity of it though - if you get yourself all over the internet saying:
"I want the first time I have sex to be special so I wouldn't want it to be a quickie. I want it to be something I will remember forever. After all, it is my first time. And who knows what may come of it? I'm not ruling out falling in love."
Then coming back afterwards and saying that actually it was a bit crap (which it probably was in truth) isn't likely to sell to anyone is it?