Google Current | March 31, 2008 | 8 comments

Child maths prodigy 'working as a prostitute'

source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/03/30/nprodigy130.xml

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A child prodigy who was one of the youngest students to be admitted to Oxford University is now working as a prostitute in Manchester, it has been claimed.
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8 comments // Child maths prodigy 'working as a prostitute'

  • jade_azul16
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      jade_azul16  

    • IT'S A JOB!, even if she does it by free will it still
      doesn't mean that she likes it (not every time, anyway)

      women are exploited because prostitution is illegal, we need to change that

    • 4 years ago
  • mayson
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      mayson  
    • jade_azul16:

      women are exploited because prostitution is illegal, we need to change that. You are so wrong.
      Been a prostitute is not illegal, working on the streets is illegal and running a brothel is illegal, but working in one is not. and not all WG's are exploited they work for themselves because they want to, and not every WG has a pimp.She has proberbly done this cos she is despondent with her life of been constantly pushed to better herselve using her gift that she has got, and had no proper chilhood or hugs and luvs, she maybe looking for that in something or someone else, hence she has gone to the thing that she thinks she can get that from, her own power of what she wants to do not been told what to do.

    • 3 years ago
  • CarlosIsDown
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      CarlosIsDown  

    • Women are forced into prostitution more than one would think.It happens in the US way more than it's reported, I'm sure.

      I guess she just liked the money if the under cover reporter didn't see a pimp, it's prolly just her acting on her own. But there usually is a pimp, manipulating in the background.

      But hell, who knows. Maybe she likes it.

    • 4 years ago
  • willyb
  • pressrecord
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      pressrecord  

    • why is this sad? she ran away from her abusive parents AFTER graduating and is making hefty more than most of us while doing the funky at the age of 23. from just that one article, sounds like she's got it going on: very pretty size 8, 32D bust and 5'5'' tall, smart,...

      ...or should she be making more than £130/hr because she's an oxford grad?? i don't get it. =P

    • 4 years ago
  • CarlosIsDown
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      CarlosIsDown  

    • Fuck. That's sad.

      We had a child prodigy at our college. He's going to Juliard for Music Composition I belive.

      I think that Child Prodigies need to be grounded. They need to set goals, such as being "normal" etc.

      The most succesful child prodigy is Michael Carney(sp) because he leads a normal life. I belive he got his doctorate when he was 15 or something. Very absorbent brain.

    • 4 years ago
  • mischabarrett
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      mischabarrett  

    • Universities will be forced to examine child protection laws as nearly 8,000 under-18s are currently studying on campuses around the UK. University is about life experience as well as raw education - I don't think children should be allowed to enroll for degrees. Any thoughts?

    • 4 years ago
  • abbym0308
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