A model was recognised for her racy side hustle and left “incredibly uncomfortable” by a creepy bloke who watched her working out.
Alicia Davis, 32, was exercising at her local gym when a stranger sent her a photo of herself, which she “hated”. The model often flogs X-rated snaps of herself online and has amassed over 50,000 Instagram followers but sometimes separating her work life from her everyday life is tricky.
“I had recently joined a new gym and one of the other members found out who I was and what I did for work. While I was at the gym I started getting messages on a racy website from a fan I had not yet had much engagement with,” she told news.com.au.
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“Plus other messages that were clearly coming from a person in the gym as they were describing me at that exact moment.”
She added: “He even, at one point, sent a photo of me to myself. I hated this! This was a major boundary crossed. It felt incredibly uncomfortable to know that someone was watching me and sending messages like this and I had no idea who it was.”
Davis asked the creepy bloke not to send her messages while she was at the gym if they weren’t going to come and introduce themselves afterwards. But the next day she got more of the same and she even considered if she “wanted to come to this gym anymore”.
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“And then thought, no. I’m going to put a stop to this! I told them to stop and think about how inappropriate and uncomfortable their messages would be making me feel,” she said.
Just two years ago Davis, from Australia, was working as a prison guard where she had to learn how to deal with unruly jailbirds.
However, now guys are paying her to check out her risqué snaps and videos after a career change. And even former lags she used to be in charge of are trying to get in on the action.
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