Lance Charger spoke to Metro about how being a sex worker improved his body image, having struggled with issues around ‘masculinity, virility and sexuality.’
Like many during the pandemic, Lance Charger lost his high-profile corporate job and wondered how he would make ends meet.
Lance’s experiences in the business is explored in docuseries Click Boys, produced by World of Wonder, the firm also behind the megahit RuPaul’s Drag Race, for its streaming platform Wow Presents Plus.about how being a sex worker improved his body image, having struggled with issues around ‘masculitiny, virility and sexuality.’
As a consummate professional, Lance recieved postitive feedback from his producers, as well as from his followers, which boosted his self-esteem. ‘And so when you have a few of those objective moments, I think I just learned to be a little gentler on myself.’
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