id: 30717 - Text: So much revealed about men in these videos. I'm wondering if it's true in the reverse. Do women pay for sex too?
id: 30730 - Text: @kwonsmommy If you actually watched the WHOLE VIDEO, you would see that her actual DAD did pass away. All 3 of those comments just to look foolish lmao
id: 30743 - Text: @brucegwynn8509 Mark has spoken and written about how discouraging it has been for him to learn that so few folks who have experienced trauma and a high risk lifestyle are unable to feel worthy enough to make a gift a transformative factor in beginning the hard work of getting out of their lifestyle. He speaks of Jerry being that rare exception. If you watched the last video of the woman you cite, Mark shows clear betrayal and anger towards her.
id: 30756 - Text: Wish her family can see this video and reached out to her, give her the support system she needs. Please help out those in need if you have more in life.
id: 30820 - Text: @joxelyncannon9282 reach out to Mark, if he felt a connection to her, he may be able to help your family out with getting her hooked cup with social services. It saddens me that she’s resorted to this lifestyle due to lack of skills. It’s such a tough life and I’m sure all her money is being handed over to some pimp.
Are you surprised by the video or did you know this was how she was choosing to live her life? Praying for all of you💔
id: 30893 - Text: Every morning I watch his videos getting ready for work ..
id: 30981 - Text: after watching a couple of these videos makes me wonder what are we doing as a society to help people find a way to get them out of this downward spiral? I guess awareness is the first step. then what's next? it's so sad that Cheyenne feels so trapped in this kind of life and the only way to get out of it is to have more "customers". something has to change about our society or we will just hear more and more of these sad stories of these neglected people. .
id: 31011 - Text: I really appreciate you giving a voice to those who are often overlooked and allowing them to honestly tell their stories, and share as much as they want
But…I would love to see your videos describe the women who are willing to share their stories as “sex workers” not prostitutes.
I watch true crime programs and podcasts and alot of the host have pointed out that using the term prostitute or words like hooker (which I haven’t heard you use) dehumanizes the women. This becomes a big problem when the news/media/ and cops deal with crimes or serial killers who target these women specifically because, in their words, “no one will care about them if they’re gone.” In the past the crimes they reported were ignored, or they often weren’t looked at until the the victims of a killer were too high to ignore. Many times when their crimes were reported by media they focused on the fact that they were “prostitutes” instead of just focusing on the fact that they were simply victims of crimes like any other person in any other line of work could be. Police have even referred to sex workers as “non-human” in police reports when dealing with victims of serial killers in the past. As these videos show they are people who matter to people, who have very tragic pasts and complex stories. These videos show they do matter, they are human beings who have been dealt some rough cards to play this life. This doesn’t mean we should allow society to treat that as they are less than human just because their lives took a different trajectory than ours.
id: 31082 - Text: It confusions me someone did this video with the “outfit” she has on…? Just a woman’s view trying to protect her…I feel her sadness, but also her beauty and inner strength ❤
id: 31118 - Text: Seriously, you are a huge part of this problem of objectifying women Mark. I thought you were a good dude with the Whitackers, but watching this is disgusiting. Shame on you for thinking its okay to have women working in the sex industry interviewed half naked and exposing their most private memories!!!!! You are taking advantage of thier vulnerability and difficult situations in life. In another woman´s confession, I heard you say that her manic moments were ¨every mans dream.¨ I never comment on YouTube videos, but I had to on this! Poor Cheyenne.... another man taking advantage of her!