FORGOTTEN FEW

EVERY NIGHT, THOUSANDS OF TEENAGE GIRLS IN DALLAS ARE TUCKED SAFELY INTO BED, BUT ABOUT

400 GET READY TO GO TO WORK, ARDUOUS NIGHTS OF SELLING THEIR BODIES TO APPEASE THEIR PIMPS

STORY BY EMILY CHARRIER PHOTOS BY RASY RAN

Robin probably would have been a CEO in another life. She has the business acumen of a Wall Street broker and a keen sense of client relations.

Unfortunately, her industry of choice is illegal.

“Some call me an escort, some call me a hooker it all means the same thing,” says the bubbly 19-year-old, who regularly sells herself on the Internet. “I am glad I do this work online, it’s so easy today with Craigslist and all the other sites. I’d hate to be out standing on the street.”

Like record stores, “street walking” prostitutes largely have been pushed out in the digital age. Instead it works much like ordering a pizza online. Robin posts when she is available, and men almost instantly fill her inbox with replies. Most nights, the petite brunette has her pick of clients.

“Finding guys who want me has never been a problem,” she says ab-