Anonymous #2 19h

It’s immoral and not a real job imo

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Anonymous #1 18h

It’s a real job. Sw has always and forever will be real work, yall just hate seeing women take control of their own sexuality because yall wanna push puritan bs

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Anonymous #1 18h

If it’s not a real job why are men constantly paying for it 🤡🤡🤡

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Anonymous #3 18h

I’m sorry you think it’s religious reasons

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Anonymous #4 18h

Sorry you’re in a bad mood

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Anonymous #1 18h

Sorry you don’t believe in women’s rights

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Anonymous #3 18h

Nobody said anything about taking rights away. Just talking about an immoral and unhealthy “job”

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Anonymous #1 18h

Riveting response

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Anonymous #3 18h

They can still get a normal regular job

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Anonymous OP 18h

It’s a job, women, men, and everyone should have a right to participate in sex work. It’s a job, plain and simple. If you can make money from it, it’s a job. There are definitely areas that need critique but bashing women as a whole trying to make money is not the way.

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Anonymous OP 18h

What if they’re disabled? Not only that but the job market currently is absolute shit and it’s nearly impossible to find work. There’s thousands of possibilities of why some might turn to sex work rather than a 9-5

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Anonymous #3 18h

The job market is not bad, people are just being picky when they shouldn’t be

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Anonymous #3 18h

I’m not bashing them I’m saying their money should be used to help educate others and them and help them get real jobs

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Anonymous OP 18h

It literally is, have you been living under a rock? Most privileged ass response ever. Let me guess, mommy and daddy are paying for your college too?

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Anonymous OP 18h

You literally are saying their money should be taken from them and shaming them because you think their work is “less than,” hello???

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Anonymous #3 18h

Taken from them to help them and others is what he’s saying.

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Anonymous #1 18h

That’s still not okay, their money should be their money. They shouldn’t be targeted financially because you deem their work as “less than” that’s literally why we have taxes

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Anonymous #3 18h

I pay for my own stuff and actually work for it. I don’t resort to objectifying myself for money. I got a $4 raise after 6 months cause I worked for it. It’s not hard just stop being picky

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Anonymous #3 18h

The work shouldn’t exist and should be illegal

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Anonymous OP 18h

Then you’re lucky, the job market is genuinely fucking ass rn

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Anonymous OP 18h

That’s taking away rights

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Anonymous #3 18h

Not a single right is being taken away. They can still get a job and work. Making a very immoral and bad job illegal is helping people.

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Anonymous #3 18h

No it’s not you’re being picky. I wasn’t picky and look where I ended up

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Anonymous OP 18h

I’ve been applying to literally every job possible in the closest 5 cities for over a year and a half, trust me I’m not being picky and I’m lucky enough to be able to help my sister with her cleaning business but that’s not nearly enough to support myself.

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Anonymous #1 18h

I was just rage baiting as the tiki taka man but who actually cares bro. It’s just some titties

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Anonymous #1 18h

Making sex work illegal doesn’t help anyone and it’s not going to rule out sw for good. People are still going to do it, practices are only going to be less safe

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Anonymous #1 15h

it's not harmful because it's immoral, but it is still harmful. promotes unhealthy perceptions of sexuality on a societal level and contributes to the systemic objectification of women

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Anonymous #6 11h

One isn’t objectifying yourself?

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Anonymous OP 11h

Could the same be the said about certain reality tv shows? They make them selves look stupid on purpose for entertainment

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Anonymous #6 8h

its not like at all the same

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