honestly i wouldn’t do it if i were you. there is a very high likelihood of exposing yourself to traumatizing experiences, and if you don’t really need to do sex work for money i don’t see why you would put yourself in that position. the idea of easy and fast money is alluring but sex work isn’t really easy and fast money when it comes ...

Jul 4, 2022 · I actually know someone who was expelled (in the US) for doing a completely legal form of sex work (porn). Escorting in the UK is legal but sex work is still very stigmatized, and the UK is experiencing a similar regression as the US politically - in fact there was a big to-do recently about an effective banning of strip clubs in Edinburgh:

Jan 17, 2021 · Sex work is the leading reason behind human trafficking Sex work is the profession where virgins are sold so yes even girls as little as 10 Y/O are also in demand Pornography portrays rape. It provides satisfaction to men by dehumanizing women.

It’s hard to find a man that’s ok with you being a sex worker/that you used to do sex work who isn’t also a client in some way, to you or to someone else, and for me personally it’s a huge turnoff to date a client. Usually the happy relationships I see with people who do sex work are open relationship models of some sort.

Sex work is fundamentally about the ability for bourgeois men to purchase the bodies of proletariat women, the coercive power of money makes it fundamentally impossible to create a meaningful distinction between "consensual" sex work and rape, and it perpetuates patriarchy and misogyny by conditioning men to see women as commodities.

Marriage is just as harmful to women as sex work when you look outside the bubble of privileged middle class women's marriages, and there is more marriage trafficking than sex work trafficking. But marriage is also the best option for lots of women to survive and thrive under patriarchy, so making marriage more dangerous and harmful to women ...

I'm studying hairstyling and sex work in my country is legal but if you do it there's sadly a lot of stigma and that might hinder my possibilities to get a company job. That aside: I'm wondering if it's a good idea to start (keep in mind that it would be an in person job) knowing I'm disabled and also chubby (people tend to like thinner persons.

Jan 24, 2019 · The attitude towards the literal content of sex work, sex, is a product of our larger attitude towards sex and women in particular. If your negative perspective towards the sex work industry is based on the treatment of sex workers, it simply does not make sense to place that distaste on sex workers when you actually dislike the way the ...

Full-service sex work can cause severe CPTSD, dissociation and similar problems, substance abuse/addiction issues, lots of physical injuries (ranging from STDs to internal bleeding and scarring to anal fissures etc), it makes some women unable to enjoy sex with a romantic partner (they learned to dissociate during sex and just freeze up until ...

Jul 7, 2014 · I struggle with the idea that sex work is inherently degrading to women. As someone who is generally sex positive, I do believe that it is possible to enjoy that type of work and many women believe they are taking autonomy over their own bodies. The issue is, with how things are, it leaves them very vulnerable.