Do you think the treatment and attitude everyday people have towards sex workers is appalling?

[MCheetah]

I kind of don't care about this question personally, but my female friend (a former porn star and stripper; I only talk to her long-distance now, but she's an actual friend) says "the treatment people have for sex workers is appalling!" I LMAO'ed!

I think maybe she has a point, but then again, that's the work you choose to do as an exotic dancer (clothes always on), stripper (dancer who goes nude), escort, cam girl, pin-up model, exotic model, or 'OnlyFans whore.'

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[Mia-Wallace]

I think it's better if prostitution of any kind continues to have a negative connotation in our language and culture. It's informal social control and one way to keep people, especially the youth, in line. To force more people into making better life decisions even if working towards those goals is hard and depressing at times, and also to force parents to take better care of their children.

Is it ever enough? No, absolutely not. Why? Because our civilization and social construsts are not exactly "natural" and direct exchange of goods/money for sex minus children is too convenient for women and men not to return back to. We had it and we probably will have to deal with it, but it needs to stay negative so relationships that are based on exchange of love, attention, time, and experiences and in which resources are shared with a focus on children's health, stay favored.

[Anonymous]

I think there is a negative view socially on sex workers, but that is mostly because the majority of citizens here are uneducated religious people.

[hellionthesagereborn]

Not really. If I dressed like I was homeless, acted like I was homeless, and repeatedly stated I was homeless. . . would you treat me as if I wasn't? Thats the problem here, they actively cultivate this hyper sexualized version of themselves then get upset that people respond to that hypersexualized version of themselves. If they don't like it. . . don't do it? Seems pretty straightforward to me. They knew what they where getting into, they thought it was worth it because of the easy money (that is the only reason why they do this by the way, they could get a job just like every other person in the world but they found this was a lot easier so that is why they chose this path), you don't get to then turn around and complain that they are being treated as if they have done nohthing but exploit their sexuality for profit.

[The_Maphio]

Sex workers for fun is a thing, such as what ProjectMelody has been doing before becoming a rather wholesome YouTuber. Other skanks that do that because doing actual work is too tiresome or could damage their nails well, those are pathetic.
At the very least they recognized the fact that their best asset is what they sit with.

[joeblow123]

They probably get abuse from the feminists and the religious crowd even though the feminists and the religious crowd get horny over the sex workers and want to have sex with them. The feminists and the religious crowd treat the sex workers like children. That is due to the fact that the feminists and the religious crowd are also into pedophilia.

[JosyJosy]

It probably should be something she should have looked into before getting into that business. It must suck, getting judged over and over. In the end they're just people like us trying to earn to look after themselves or the family.

[A_Bell]

People who patronize sex workers are looked down upon more than sex workers.

I don't look down on either and don't care what people do in private as consenting adults.

[iboobs]

Yeah if only men didn’t pay for sex work then they wouldn’t have to exist

[karaspara]

I would never do it myself but I do feel they get a bad press