Anonymous #1 1d

i respect all your choices! and i hope you don’t let the worthless opinions of randos get to you!!

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Anonymous OP 1d

Well it wasn’t really a choice but I get what you mean, thanks!

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Anonymous #6 1d

Stripping is sex work?

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Anonymous #4 1d

to a degree. there’s different kinds and levels

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Anonymous #4 1d

As someone who used to be an escort, I’d definitely consider stripping sex work

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Anonymous #8 1d

haha companies don’t make premium services better they usually just make free services worse

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Anonymous #11 1d

you mean decriminalized I think. Legal means the government will regulate and document it. Decriminalized means the government will turn a blind eye to it

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Anonymous #10 1d

this is sex work. not drugs, which can kill you…

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Anonymous #11 1d

Me personally I don’t want the government to have records should I ever hire an escort

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Anonymous #3 1d

But if it’s regulated wouldn’t that make it safer as far as stds go?

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Anonymous #3 1d

Why do you use their services then?!

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Anonymous OP 1d

Sex work done irresponsibly can also spread STDs, some of which are (or were) potentially deadly and many still have negative health effects

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Anonymous #3 1d

alright yes ofc that’s a possibility but are you seriously trying to tell me you equate drug dealers to sex workers????

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Anonymous #10 1d

Exactly my point neither of them is to blame it’s the system itself. Be your own plug. Drug dealer needs slaves (hence the drugs), drug user needs drugs to convince himself to sell himself for coins in order to consume more drugs. Be your own plug problem solved.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Pimps have killed before haha

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Anonymous #10 1d

sex workers are killed at rates far higher than their exploiters 🤦‍♀️

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Anonymous #1 1d

We are all just taxpaying hookers for the state whether we realize it or not. That is why the men hate on hookers cause they can’t face themselves honestly in the mirror either even though sell themselves, services, or products in some way they probably wouldn’t want to either if they weren’t being payed for it.

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Anonymous OP 1d

I’m not doing the competition of what numbers are higher. It’s pointless to do that

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Anonymous #10 1d

Well the math done for u, it’s far higher whether u like it or not, and the numbers do have a point it shows who the oppressors really are, THANGYAAA

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Anonymous #13 1d

No it’s stupid to do that cause it’s not a f ing competition

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Anonymous #10 1d

No it’s not a competition but a ppl are dying and being oppressed and ppl wanna act confused like it’s not obvious who’s in harms way here

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Anonymous #11 1d

Or prevent less cases of human trafficking? 😭🤣

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Anonymous #11 1d

Most actual sex workers prefer and advocate for decriminalizing it. If it’s legal but regulated that still means many women doing sex work on the streets (those who probably need to be doing it most) may still get in trouble for not doing it the “right” way. Also if it was legalized today many sex works have built up distrust with the legal system and would not want to be tracked/ monitored by the government in case winds blow the other way

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Anonymous #16 1d

you think going on dates is exclusively to have sex? what a loser…

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Anonymous #16 1d

Yeah I ain’t gonna lie this is loser mindset

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Anonymous #10 1d

Pimps aren’t sex workers. If anything they would be the equivalent to the dealers in this scenario

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Anonymous #17 15h

They are basically traffickers dawg

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Anonymous #18 15h

Yay🎉

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Anonymous #13 14h

(Watching it, not doing it 😅)

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Anonymous #13 14h

Point still stands, I was just trying to point out that a pimp holds way more power than their workers and often exploits them

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Anonymous #8 12h

except one is sexual and other capitalist jobs are not. i get what your saying and there’s some value to that, but sex work is psychically different. there’s a difference between being forced to get naked and forced to wash dishes.

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Anonymous #7 12h

Same here

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