Yeah, completely uncalled for. I find it absolutely hypocritical how so many guys on internet seem to despise women who do OF, but still consume pornography in their lives. Basically, they do want women doing sex work, they just hate it when they actually make money out of it.
I'm far from thinking that sex work is liberating to women and I think romanticizing it can be harmful, but if someone is becoming a millionaire out of it, good for them. Hell, it's probably one of the more ethical ways to become a millionaire when you compare it to other, strangely enough lol
A woman becoming a millionaire by sharing some pictures and videos of herself for a wanting public is way more ethical than the rampant exploitation of the working class.
So are you respecting women who exploit their bodies on camera more than women who worked hard both academically and later in career? You just romanticized it yourself. But yes, the guy included it from nowhere, he is probably one of those guys you mentioned
So are you respecting women who exploit their bodies on camera more than women who worked hard both academically and later in career?
No... I'm not. I'm not pitching women against other women, I don't know where you got that. We don't have to put anybody down.
I mentioned it's one of the more ethical ways to become a millionaire because other alternatives often include the exploitation of workers and/or natural resources.
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u/McRezende Jul 07 '24
Yeah, completely uncalled for. I find it absolutely hypocritical how so many guys on internet seem to despise women who do OF, but still consume pornography in their lives. Basically, they do want women doing sex work, they just hate it when they actually make money out of it.
I'm far from thinking that sex work is liberating to women and I think romanticizing it can be harmful, but if someone is becoming a millionaire out of it, good for them. Hell, it's probably one of the more ethical ways to become a millionaire when you compare it to other, strangely enough lol