Sex services market in Russia

This video is about sex services but the important rule we have developed here is that we won't talk about sex. We want to avoid objectivisation. We mostly wanted to talk about economic and humane side of it.
What makes people come to this business? How much money can they make?
Do we need to have this business legalised or Swedish scheme, where client is said to be responsible, sounds more reasonable?
Most importantly: Can you get out of this business without serious consequences for mental health?
Contents:
0:59 What changes has the market been through?
4:03 About different terms: self- employed, escort workers, prostitutes
5:50 How much money do sex workers make?
12:44 Why do people come to this business?
14:36 Do sex workers tell their families about their job?
17:29 About Nastya Rybka who violated the main rule of sex workers
19:55 How has social media changed the industry?
22:28 The truth about escort sex tours
27:23 Do sex workers still meet clients on the roads?
29:45 Abusive clients
34:28 Abusive police
36:32 Why is it so easy to find sex services online?
38:32 Is commercial sex equal to exploiting?
40:55 Swedish way to fight prostitution
45:09 Who patronises sex services market?
49:14 "Sex workers save your families"
51:24 Are drug abuse and sex work related?
53:19 Why some people hide what they do while others don't?
55:53 Why the film Pretty Woman is toxic?
1:00:48 One of the interviewed tells us the only reason why she attended this interview