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GENUINE QUESTION: Is sex work not the most anti feminist thing a woman can do? Like, is it not enforcing the narrative that a women’s value is diminished to how much she can pleasure a man?
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Anonymous 23w

No job you take reduces me to the value of that job. I could be the literal president and I’d still be more than just the president

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Anonymous 23w

⚠️ The reason for this post is not to diminish sex work at all. I have been seeing a lot of posts on socials recently about how sex work is modern feminism. THAT is what I disagree with. I believe sex work is still work. I am genuinely curious about how people view this topic and wanted to hear opinions on it

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Anonymous 23w

Modern feminism is removing one’s self as the accessory to man. Sex work doesn’t diminish that infact puts power over that as man is accessory to women. It is genuinely part of total economy as much as illegal cash drug trades which are a huge portion

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Anonymous 23w

Idk I think you could argue it’s empowering if she’s doing it on her terms and getting paid.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 23w

Okay yes. Value was the wrong word to use(let me rephrase). Is sex work not just a woman benefiting off of the patriarchy? How is that feminism?

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 23w

How does it place the man as the accessory? From my perspective, to get the biggest check in sex work, the woman should appeal to the man as much as she is willing/comfortable with. Does that not keep the patriarchal system of men having more authority?

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