Anonymous #4 3w

I’m not a literature major I don’t care about grammar on Yik yak

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Anonymous #5 3w

Prostitution is also a very important part of the economy and legalization prevents the abuse that anyone in that industry has to endure. Not sure if you’ve heard the idea of “they say and do things to us that they would have otherwise done to their family/friends”. I think feminism is also abandoning purity culture where a man is literally marking you as his territory/object just to satisfy his ego + granting the ability to earn money to women who have it bad otherwise.

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Anonymous #5 3w

Onlyfans is never the answer. I’m still trying to build my life and my career and I know deep down only fans and being a stripper is not a good solution when there are better solutions

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Anonymous #5 3w

There’s always outliers but if it was so unacceptable to men from any kind of belief systems, it would never get as popular as it is. Great to beat that hypocrisy with some bands.

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Anonymous #5 3w

Woman’s equality rights never inspired sex work sister get it straight and look at the history behind women in sex work you’ll actually be offended and realize it’s the most degrading thing ever

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Anonymous #5 3w

Fun fact woman didn’t invent sex work men did to objectify and sell women. Some people in porn are being trafficked even but you don’t care because you support sex work right because oh it’s so liberating and empowering like what did the media do to you to believe this way is sick

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Anonymous #4 3w

Supporting pornhub is anti women

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Anonymous OP 3w

Only degrading when people like you continue to look down and wish ill upon others. It’s the oldest profession in the world and absolutely can be empowering. You need to do and be better and advocate for better instead of whatever fake high ground you think you’re on.

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Anonymous OP 3w

I’m not saying equality rights inspired sex work. I’m saying feminism allows women who unwillingly enter that industry to be treated like human beings and have rights regardless of how they got there. It allows them to move forward with their lives and live normally regardless of their past. The money allows them to leave that life behind so they don’t have to be degraded.

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Anonymous OP 3w

It’s not liberating because you’re allowed to fuck whoever you want. It’s liberating because you get to move on from that situation where you didn’t want to be and not be that for your entire life. It’s liberating because that alone doesn’t make up your identity. We all know about sex traffickers, but legalization adds security and eyes which allows unwilling participants to look for help without being criminalized. It’s not about just random fucking like you’re making it out to be.

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Anonymous OP 3w

You have the opportunity to build a career. What about a woman who was never in school, didn’t have supportive parents, may have endured abuse and tried everything and had to turn to that life because everything else failed. Proud of your endurance but we are not all mentally strong or have the capacity that you might or I might have.

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