Anonymous #1 1d

Yes but that ethical porn still feeds the industry and still creates a market with the potential to exploit and abuse workers

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Anonymous OP 1d

Congrats! You’ve discovered anticapitalism! Just apply this mindset to every other industry, and you’ll quickly discover that it’s all like this! Sometimes less sexual, but shockingly, not always!

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Anonymous OP 1d

yes that’s the unfortunate part

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Anonymous #1 1d

it’s hard to be ethical under patriarchy and capitalism 🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 1d

There’s a difference between owning your sexual liberation and monetizing it. There are definitely small creators that fall under ethical porn consumption but in a boarder sense selling your body for money, especially women, just reinforces that sex and women is something that can be bought. There are women in worse conditions all over the world who don’t have a choice whether to do SW or not, so we should be criticizing why so many women who can afford to live life without SW STILL choose it

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Anonymous #3 1d

Your statement is, in effect, “sex work is inherently unethical unless it is your only option,” and I really cannot stress enough how this is just prejudice against sex workers.

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Anonymous #3 1d

ethical porn still exists under patriarchy & capitalism but it’s hard to find & most people turn to places like pornhub bc they don’t want to pay to watch ethically made porn.

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Anonymous #3 1d

sex work isn’t something that can be done ONLY if you’re at an absolute rock bottom financially. there are plenty of reasons one might choose to go into that profession. monetization IS part of sexual liberation bc wouldn’t you want to be paid for the work you do? sex work isn’t inherently a bad thing.

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Anonymous #3 1d

i find it interesting that your argument if blaming women for misogynistic views on sex work but you reply to my own comment was “ethical porn is impossible under patriarchy”. aren’t you just parroting a patriarchy talking point?

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