Do you see Only Fans as self objectification?

[Jordan324962]

Only fans is the equivalent to porn, yet in today society it is acceptable and encouraged. What happened to teaching girls to use their skills as opposed to their bodies. I see that objectify yourself is the opposite to feminism and we are not going to grow as woman if we sell our bodies for a quick buck. There are plenty of way to make money, why would you resort to porn? You see what happened to Mia Kalifa, she instantly regretted it.

[MrOracle]

The Far Left has turned everything backwards. The Smithsonian, in bowing to Far Left identity politics, released a web page full of identity politics, and that included a chart that declared "hard work" and "personal responsibility" and even the "concept of time" and "cause & effect relationships" to be "inventions of white people used to subjugate blacks and minorities" and are doing everything they can to discourage hard work and personal success, and pushing Marxism in its place.

This chart is literally what the Far Left is against. You should be horrified!

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/smithsonian-whiteness-anti-white-propaganda/

(They've removed the chart in question as it got a lot of negative press, but they haven't removed the rest of the article, and it's clear that they didn't remove the chart because they didn't agree with it, but because they didn't want bad press. They still intend to proceed teaching this awful crap.)
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article244309587.html

Given that most schools have been pushing these Identity Politics, when you teach kids that hard work and personal responsibility is racist and oppressive and makes you a victim, you get kids who aren't interested in working for themselves or their future. And so when the reality of needing money comes along, tons of them will take what seems to be the easiest way out: boys will commit crimes or sell drugs, and girls will sell their bodies.

[IAMNathanael]

I've never used only fans but I've heard you can sell pretty much any type of image on there. I remember one guy on gag even wanted to sell Bible related art work or sermons, something like that. Though from what I've heard, only fans is largely used for sexual things. So, as an answer I'd say generally yes.

[TNU20000]

It is self-objectification. I wouldn't care if porn and onlyfans were taken down. First of all, I don't pay for shit when there's so much out there for free. Second of all, I don't even need porn... I'm lovin the hentai life LOL

[Valnac]

That’s the nature of women, they like showing their bodies for money, sex, or porn.

[Brownbored]

Its not equivalent to porn.. it IS porn.. a type of porn..

[Anonymous]

Yes, Only Fans is certainly self-objectification.

But you're fighting a losing battle if you think you're ever going to convince women to stop objectifying themselves. Women always have and always will use their sexuality for attention and/or profit. It is in their nature to do so.

[Jordan324962]

I know and it sucks because I am a woman. I see all these girls on social media supporting onlyfans, but not any opposing it.

[Anonymous]

No, I see it a soulless money grab from desperate guys.

[Jordan324962]

Yes I agree , but the men wouldn't have anything to buy if the women didn't put anything up...

[Jordan324962]

Objectification would mean selling your body as if it is an object

[Opinion Owner]

It is objectifying men for money on the women's part; and objectifying women for sex on the men's part.

[Jordan324962]

They put themselves up for sale though...

[Jordan324962]

However I do think that is wrong of men to buy the subscription. But women complain about being objectified then put their naked body on the internet for money. Maybe if it was for free but its not

[Jordan324962]

Like if a guy asks for nudes it disrespectful, but if he pays, its okay?

[Opinion Owner]

I think it is more respectful to ask than to pay for them; but both are more respectful than to send a dick pic with the expectation of getting them in return.

[Jordan324962]

Thats not what I said. I said them asking for nudes, not sending them. What would the difference be there? If the goal is to get money, that is objectification.