Most of these stories have one thing in common. The parents not doing their job and it pisses me off.

I feel like fathers don't realise the impact their infidelity has on their daughters perception on men and relationships. It creates SUCH DEEP TRUST ISSUES.

When she broke down speaking about how she missed her mom and seeing her father treating the other kids better than she was treated, it broke my heart. I could barely watch it. She hid her sadness pretty well up until that point. We never know how badly ppl are hurting. The loss of the close family unit is such a tragedy. God bless this woman.

I’m 45 years old now. Between this channel, dating some very damaged women, and certain shows on Netflix, etc…I have a whole new awareness of how truly screwed up and awful human beings can be to each other and, more specifically, to children. Very grateful for the childhood I had and the ability to provide for my children.

These men she speaks of are doctors, teachers , husbands , fathers. Crazy world

It’s so crazy how normal she appears on the outside and then she starts talking about her trauma😨 people really do be going through some shit

Crazy that she’s been through everything she’s been through, yet still has that great personality and charisma about her! I hope she’s doing okay

"...I'm used to just turning off the switch... So I just do it..." Really felt that

A lot of people smile and laugh while talking about actual traumatic events. It’s often an unconscious defense mechanism.

She needed to talk about this badly.. I'm crying

I think her childhood killed her faith in loyalty and that's the big "switch" that got her to be okay with all of that, and accepting it as normal. (People cheating, her boyfriend's cheating and she still calls him a good guy) and off course having such low standards for the way people and life treat her, and being ok with that. You deserve so much more Tiye, you too deserve to be treated as a princess

I love how she talks about this so much. Nailed it.

Parents, PLEASE stop comparing your kids to other kids. It seems harmless at first, but it really messes with your kid. When she was talking about her father wishing she was like them, that broke my heart.

You barely had to ask her questions she does a great job at telling her story

It was absolute pleasure seeing and listening to Tiye. She has such positive energy to her that it is almost magnetic. Im rally glad that she is not traumatized but rather empowered by her experience in those SPAs.

She's great in everyway! Through her own personality, sense of humor, and resilience she'll finally break the cycle of family dysfunctional and abuse. lots of luck to her!

It hit me when she started crying for her mom. God forgive me for taking mine for granted

To a lot of y’all who keeps saying she’s a liar, doing this for attention, etc. Please leave your comments to yourself and leave with your close minded self. That’s my sister and I know the pain she went through. When she talked about her baby sister, that was me. Everything she went through with our father, I went through the same thing too and so did my oldest sister and brother. We all did differently on survival mode, but I understand every single thing and y’all should try too, but I guess some of y’all were so privileged, you can’t see the struggles some people go through.

These stories on soft white underbelly be having me crying because I can relate to some of them had a wild and crazy childhood a lot of the things I went thru I swept it under the rug because it was so hard for me to talk about it without being judged and now I’m 41 I sought out for help through a therapist to help me get through the most toughest areas in my life it’s definitely not easy opening up to a stranger I sought help before it was too late kudos to tiye for coming out and talking about her past it’s never easy

So sorry for all the trauma this beautiful young lady has had to endure. I’m glad to see she’s still standing and looking out for her herself and her daughter. I hope her journey, from here, is peaceful, rewarding and enriching.

It broke my heart when she said she wanted her mom. I worked in a crisis clinic and we had a 12 yr old who was suicidal with this exact same story and she said she would rather go to a foster home than with her dad. Same story! Is so sad. You wish you just take them home! 💔

Watching these interviews makes me realize how evil the world is

This is sad. She said she was upset that her boyfriend wanted other prostitutes and not her but at the same time she was sleeping with other women’s husbands. It’s a vicious cycle. What’s even worse is how she was treated growing up though. We can’t be shocked that people do certain things when their parents put them through hell. I pray for her healing, salvation and success. I’m so glad she is transitioning into a healthier phase of life 💕

Very brave and strong minded to share her story like this. Struggles teach you life lessons and I give a lot of respect to people that are vulnerable like this. Having a voice matters and I am happy she uses hers from going through what she has been through. We need more videos like this to bring awareness on these topics. You definitely can learn from listening to this channel. Very proud of what she has overcome and thank you for sharing.

People should stop having kids period, have a kid when you emotionally and financially ready.

Before any man could hurt a female their daddy be the main one that done all the damage to them

An amazing interview, I hope she succeeds in life. Such a wonderful soul, she's been through a lot and yet turned out so beautiful.

I don't know how to feel disturbed, sad, sickening, or just plain compassion. She is so broken. All I know is I'm going to hug my daughter a little closer tonight! 😭❤️😢

Childhood abuse is common denominator with all these people.

The fact that she didn’t blame her “step-siblings” becuase they didn’t know better. She so strong.

Great spirit. I can relate more than most people would know and I think her honesty allows a lot of us commenting to feel that.

She is a beautiful lady who has been through some major trauma. I hope she finds happiness and heals 💗

The only reason her dad took her with him was to hurt her mom. This happens all the time and it makes my blood boil.

The part when she said and cried about "she just wanted her mom". Some kids are really struggling. Some kids cries about a ps5 or material things but some kids cries about the absence of love or a parent

I'm in awe of how bright and bubbly Tiye is, considering everything she's been through. To deal with all those years of trauma phsychologically and emotionally is an incredible feat. I hope her sense of self worth continues to grow.

Love how unfiltered and raw and real this channel is. No posturing, no attempt to make reality seem more palatable or Twitter-mob friendly, just straight life.

I can relate to her... I worked in a club...got addicted to coke... Sex... Money.. Dominatrix work... Omg I got out of it at the beginning of the pandemic after my sugar daddy paid for me to go to nursing school... I graduated ..now I'm out the club for good and i am now a full time nurse!! My calling... It is hope.. Trust me!! From the club to scrubs!!

The current boyfriend needs to go. Anyone that talks down to you about your past doesn’t have your best in mind. Find someone that will respect your past struggles and how far you’ve come and. Not barked you for them

She is so charismatic....i loved her honesty...she dint advice other young girls to do what she is doing...she is very articulate in processing the difference between normal and traumatic situation...you brave girl..i wish you best of luck

Tiye, your insight and honesty was courageous and so inspiring, I pray that you continue to heal.

Girl I was dating told me she had sex with her psychologist when she was in her teens. If I ever had kids I hope I can be a good father so they can avoid predators like that.

When she cries about wanting her Mom... Every mom watching this had a moment.

Best wishes to Tiye! Thank you for having this interview

The people who get on this stage and tell their story, their truth, are so brave

She never let herself be a victim, even though circumstances totally made her one. She's a truly beautiful person. She's got some serious strength.

If you muted the video, you'd think she was talking about something wholesome and happy, wtf

Wow this one has really struck something in me. Tiye is such an amazing, strong, clever woman with so much self awareness. To go through that childhood, work in that industry and come out so determined and level headed is incredible. Tiye you will go far with your outlook and you will teach your daughter to do the same.

I relate to her story. I'm glad she's in a different chapter. She is so bright and smart. I wish her nothing but success.

I'm glad she got out and is not on drugs. She seems ok compared to alot of people in these interviews. Take care of you girl ox You are worth alot.

you never know what people go through man, if I saw this women I would’ve never guessed her life

This reminds me of struggles that my dad went through, but at the end a stronger better person comes out

If your current boyfriend told you that "you're less of a woman because of what you did", he should be your current ex.

She should go into social services herself since she'll be able to easily identify young women dealing with trauma and sexual abuse.

I had a student that shared many of these same experiences. I always tried to provide her some sense of stability and provide positive encouragement and outlook.

Loved this interview, she has such a great energy about her. Many blessings for the future.

Lemons into lemonade? Twenty four, crazy attractive, drug free, employed, understands money management, not letting her past ruin her future. Great job.

If you read the comments sweety, please buy a good camera/phone, a ring light, and a computer. Start a KZfaq channel just talking about yourself and your life. You’re beautiful, charismatic, and intelligent. I promise you it will Blow up and you won’t have to work menial jobs ever again. I’ll be your first subscriber.

Her story is CRAZY & she’s a good story teller

Such a great example of how important it is for parents to be there for their children wake up mom and dad somebody needs u

shes is SO beautiful and well articulate. praying she will stay strong, for LIFE. such an angel.

To the young lady featured in this video I am a 60 year old man You’re story is very inspiring The end listening to you speak saying you will not allow anyone to talk down to you made me so proud of you I have two daughters and I would never want them to take any bullshit off of anyone for any reason You’re still young You have the rest of your life to define yourself Wish you all the best

Wow. That is an incredible story. How this occupation gave her a voice, and taught her to speak up for herself. I am incredibly happy that she made it through, and is stronger today because of it.

I really hope she heals from all these experiences and helps other people. I hope she raises a daughter to know better.

I thought they meant a real damn SPA wth 🤦🏾‍♀️

Sidebar: her saying that the boyfriend she has now makes comments about her being less of a woman for working there in the past? Girl, get rid of him. They will definitely creep back up in the future

This was the first episode I watched from this channel during Covid.

What a badass. I hope she’s happy, being respected and remembering how smart she is. Probably a great mom

Adults need to know what "children" see and hear transcends into their adult lives! Stop destroying our children's mental capacity to function as normal human being.

So many of these girls have such similar backgrounds/experiences that I’ve had (father /mental health). It’s so heartbreaking to watch. I hope you post an update on her

Amazing video. These videos tell a different story about life. Thank you for all you do

Wow, this was an amazing interview; very fascinating. I love how blunt, honest & nonchalant she was describing everything (including the sex details) in-depth.

Hope she's ok mentally. She's obviously very charming.

That was like a TED talk on sex work.

I like her storytelling🥰 I'm glad she made it out and wish her success 🥰

Everything this young lady said was spot on ! Im a recovering heroin addict and retired dancer . Ive danced sober and using. Two very diffrent worlds . I kept it professional inside the club only ..but even still without the right mind set itll break you down ! I've had to take time off from dancing to get my head right every few years. It could definitely make you jaded in life. However, I've seen many dancers and escorts make a great life for themselves in and out of the game. However, many don't make it out physically or mentally all together..... it can dark real fast .... once your in deep or lines a crossed ... theirs usually no getting out . This girl is extremely wise. Im happy she's out and made a better life for herself and her child. I wish her all the best ! For 24 she's so mature and smart . She should be proud of how far she's come. I agree sex work can be empowering and teach you a lot ...if you don't let it break you. Some of my best years was when I was dancing . Some of my worse as well. Its all what you make and how you let it affect you. I woukd say doing it sober and treating it as a real job kept me a lot safer than when I was sloppy on drugs. I have friends many great money as escorts in Vegas. They seen to be living their best life . Personally it would break me. My drug addiction took me to lows Im ashamed of . My mind set is not strong enough. But ...mad respect to her. She got in and out out all in one piece.

Judging her???? WHAT ABOUT THESE MEN THAT WERE WITH HER??? PROFESSIONALS!!! Doctors, teachers, MARRIED MEN, ECT. Yeah, these are the PEOPLE we look up to!! SHM. How about judging them????

She remembers sooo much from her childhood and is deeply affected. I hope she can heal

Praying for this young woman and her child.🙏🏼🙏🏼

I admire Tiye, she keeps it real. Someone I would love to be friends with. I hope that wherever she is now, she is happy and doing well.

This interview had me engaged the whole time. She is intelligent and can articulate her story very well.

All who say her stories are outlandish have to live under a rock. There is a whole sexual world out there full of your darkest and wildest dreams that people indulge in wholeheartedly.

She seems like a good person with a bright soul.

Beautiful young lady who did what she had to do when she had to do it. People who come from broken homes deal with their trauma differently, and until you walk in their shoes people should not pass judgment 😢

"I just remember I wanted my mom so bad!" This is where she broke down. My therapist calls it "mother hunger." Moms, please, put your children first. They only get one childhood...

I noticed he was mostly listening to her. Hardly any interruptions

Notice how she will call all her customers 'weirdos' yet she happily took every dime that they were offering.. At some point, you gotta let the trauma go and take responsibility of your life. Damaged goods, damaged mentality all due to her father failing her.

I like testimonios like this. She rise above it all. Continue doing what you need for you and your child

She looks so pretty yet the words that come off her lips are dark. I hope she finds peace and love.

This is one of your best interviews. This girl is a good communicator and young enough to still have a zest for life. Good luck to her. Hopefully she will stay out of demeaning relationships and jobs for the rest of her life.

What a bright soul. Felt her shining through the tv. Wow.

Fascinating listening wishing much healing and success in your path.

Women don’t really realize the power they have. It’s sad that most of us end up enduring years of abuse before we figure out our own worth.

Usually Mark asks questions but this time I totally forgot he was there this time

This woman seems so sweet. She deserved better.

I really enjoyed her story, it’s sad and dark but she makes it a bit cheerful with her bubbly personality

She’s beautiful, smart, and strong. She’s very admirable. She left the system and didn’t let it ruin her completely. I’m so glad for her, I wish the best for her and her daughter.

Oh the irony: A counselor, the person who is SUPPOSED to help and prevent you from using drugs/alcohol is telling you to use them.

I’m so sorry your dad put you through so much, and your Mom wasn’t there, but you’re beautiful. Inside and out..baby, find something you love and run with it because you deserve it 🫶🏼

She’s a beautiful woman inside and out and I can only imagine her being an angelic, sweet, and adorable little girl and her father totally disregarded her as a human being. I would feel blessed to have a daughter like her

such a gorgeous woman , with a gorgeous spirit having to deal with life’s bullshit .. I wish her, her daughter , & family the best!! hopefully she reconnect with her mother .