My name is Seyyed. I’m a proud gay man and a sex worker — roles I’ve come to embrace not just as part of my livelihood, but as part of my identity and story.

For me, sex work is more than a service. It’s connection, expression, survival, and at times, empowerment. I meet people at their most vulnerable, most curious, or most hungry for human intimacy — and I meet them with honesty and care.

Like many queer people, my journey hasn’t been simple. I’ve faced judgment, danger, and invisibility — but I’ve also found strength, community, and self-worth. I don’t apologize for what I do. My body is mine. My choices are mine. And my life belongs to me.

Outside of work, I’m passions, or aspirations — e.g., into music, fashion, writing, activism, spirituality, or anything else]. I believe in protecting sex workers’ rights, especially queer and trans workers who are often erased or criminalized. We deserve respect, safety, and the freedom to choose our paths.

If you’re here to connect, to learn, to share — welcome.