I was given the amazing opportunity to do an interview with Tryst - sharing my passions and insights about my experience in the industry and outside of it.

See official link and full article: https://tryst.link/blog/a-tryst-with-sydney-escort-vivienne-law/

In May 2021, I finally caught up with Amelia who is a fellow sex worker. We’ve been following each other for years and is pretty awesome in inspiring and educating sex workers who are looking to grow their business.

We touch on loads of topics!

Towards the end of 2020, I managed to virtually meet two awesome guys, Leslie and Shaun who invited me to speak on their podcast!

It’s been quite a journey for the past year. I definitely can say it has been challenging - a few personal obstacles as well as world events which we probably are sick of dealing with!It’s been over a year since I’ve been full-time Viv. No regrets. Looking over the past year, being Viv has given me even more amazing opportunities and experiences. I have a feeling I’ve already mentioned similar words in previous posts before I went full-time hehe.

You may have noticed that I’ve been taking COVID-19 to my advantage and revamped my website from scratch!

It’s taken me a while to decide what to write about next… so here goes.

A few life changing events have occurred this year, both positive and negative. (I won’t go into detail publicly but I managed to be in the extremes of happiness and sadness within less than 24 hours). It also made me discover what I value in life, the important relationships I cherish as well as who I have become as a person.

I’ve been dating for over five years, from once-off first dates, casual relationships to long term boyfriends. At present, I’m currently happily single, however, I have the luxury of experiencing all the common dating scenarios at once – I just get paid for it.

This photo set will probably show a vulnerable part of myself. If you followed my movements around early June 2019, you may have noticed I went through a hard time.

Not photoshoot related, but I decided to share this because in May 2019, I attended my graduation. I didn’t really think much of it, didn’t really care if I went to my ceremony. However, my parents begged me.

It has been just over two weeks since I resigned my civilian job. It was a huge change to resign, eight years in civilian work which was always my main job – not necessarily in income but in my list of priorities. Most friends, family and clients have been very supportive of my decision however it always comes with risks and challenges.

As suggested in the title, this is Viv’s first diary entry! I’ll probably look back on this later and question why did I say all of this, but here it goes!