Is it worth it for a university student for to auction her virginity for £1.6million? Before you answer, a 22 year old British student who did, says she has no regrets.
Though from a strict family background, Laura, from Manchester, took to the deal because she never wanted to be “still single and broke”, she reportedly the Mailonline in an exclusive interview.
She has thus swelled by one, the number of young girls who have sold their virginity on escort sites for large sums of cash.
According to reports, she allowed the highest bidder to have his way despite finding out that he was a Hollywood actor who had visited Jeffrey Epstein’s paedophile island.
£1.6million richer, Laura asks interested men to pay £30,000-a-month if they want her company.
The eventual sale to the actor was not her first bid; first was in December 2023, when she submitted an application to escort site Cinderella Escorts, following which she was invited to events to meet potential buyers
According to her, the man even brought a doctor to ‘confirm the authenticity’ of her virginity beforehand.
“When my virginity was bought, we arranged a day where I was invited to a hotel to spend the night with him.
Story and pictures adapted from Mailonline
“He had brought a doctor with him on the same day to confirm the authenticity of my virginity beforehand.
“It was actually nothing more than an escort booking, with the difference being that I had never had sex before and the amount paid was a lot higher’.
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Describing the interaction with her buyer before agreeing to selling her Virginity for £1.6million as completely ‘harmless’ , Laura insisted she had previously ‘made friends with the idea’ of losing her virginity in a non-traditional way and had also clearly communicated her sexual preferences beforehand.
Laura said that her traditional parents were initially ‘surprised’ by her unique decision to auction her virginity but later came to support her, appreciating their daughter’s desire to have complete bodily autonomy.
‘I’m glad that I made this decision, as I think very rationally as a person. The likelihood that I would have lost my virginity to someone who would never have married me afterwards anyway was very high. It wasn’t worth it to me.’
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