A former sex worker turned influencer has started a series about her exploits in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The retired prostitute – which is called Sarahisntsober online — took to TikTok on Thursday to reflect on this period of her life, where she admittedly “ruined a few Christmases.”
Most of her clients, she said, were men in positions of authority in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — better known as the Mormon Church.
She then revealed some of these “repressed” male kinks, including “hitting them from behind” while reading the scriptures of their religion.
The filthy series has yet to receive a second part at the time of writing, although it is the first installment has already been viewed 120,000 times. In it, the 34-year-old laughs about the relationships she has blown up, and casually testifies: “(I)t’s the business.”
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A former sex worker turned influencer took to TikTok on Thursday to kick off a series about her exploits in Salt Lake City, Utah
In the clip, the retired prostitute – who goes by Sarahisntsober – publicly reflects on this period of her life, during which she admittedly “ruined a few Christmases” after repeatedly having sex with Mormon men with families.
“I think I’m going to start a series about the different clients I had as 304 in Salt Lake City,” the woman begins, using the widely known term that often refers to a sex worker.
“Mind you, I’m 35, turning 35 this year – when I was in 304 I was 25.
“I worked for a few years,” she continued, before indirectly referring to the now-defunct classifieds site Backpage.
“The website we all used was ‘pages’ – you know: not the front page but the back page of the book,” she said, a bandage from rhinoplasty surgery still lining her face.
“That’s how things went when I was there – and man, what a time to be alive.
She emphasizes, before letting out an exaggerated laugh, “I mean, damn it!”
The woman then delves into the nitty gritty of her illegal activities, all of which took place in Utah’s most populous city, which has a population of approximately 200,000.
Surprisingly, about half come from the Church of Latter-day Saints, which famously preaches that proponents must wear “temple garments” during sex, which should only take place after marriage.
Having sex before marriage, they warn, is ‘a serious sin’, causing many to marry at a young age.
In turn, Sarahisntsober recalls how in her clip When she worked in Salt Lake City, “ninety percent of (her) clients were white, wealthy, upper-class men.
Speaking with a bandage from a recent rhinoplasty surgery still lining her face, the influencer exposed her less-than-legal ventures, which took place about a decade ago.
At one point, she recalls how, while working in Salt Lake City, “ninety percent of (her) clients were white, wealthy, upper-class men” with ties to the church.
“I’m talking about bishops, I’m talking about men who are married with six children at home, I’m talking about people who held positions of authority in the church, the local government here,” she tells her more than 3,000 followers, adding admits “It’s… Salt Lake City is a kinky place, okay?”
That’s when she drops the figurative bomb about what some of the “wild” things were up to — “like hitting them from behind while they were reading the Book of Mormon.”
“(That’s) just some of the things I’ve done.
“There’s a lot of kinky stuff – I’m trying to say the right words – with the clothes,” she continued, referring to “the magical underwear” they often wear during sex.
“Yes, these men came to see people like me,” Sarah says, before laughing again jovially.
“The things they were doing – like the role play, the peeing, the pooping, the age stuff, stuff,” she continues. ‘It’s a strange place here.
“It’s very oppressed here and I’ve just had a lot of interesting experiences.”
The city of 200,000 has about 100,000 Mormon residents, all of whom are told that sex before marriage is wrong
She then revealed some of these “repressed” male kinks, such as “hitting from behind” while reading the scriptures of their religion – The Book of Mormon
Overall, though, the woman says her sex exploits in the famously sex-starved city were “super positive.”
“I was very privileged,” she says, admitting, “I had a great time. I have laughed a lot. I made a lot of friends… yeah.”
She jokes again, before letting out another laugh: “It was a blessing, as they say in church.”
Then she repeats, “But most of my clients were church members, and I went to many of their homes.
‘I’ve spoken to a lot of their wives, I’ve ruined a few Christmas and Sunday dinners. It was what it was, baby – it’s the business!’ she claims, cackling again.
‘But it was certainly interesting. I think I might do a series; and start talking about my old clients. They wouldn’t like it, but fuck it. I’ve been out of the game for a long time, so I have nothing to lose.”
She finally concludes, “Either way, it was sick and twisted.”