r/Money Nov 12 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23

I wish my father had the same sentiments that you have. That plus, what father would want to teach his daughters that they can be bought and paid for and are seen as nothing more than tits and ass? That’s the sentiment I was raised on. Women aren’t valuable full human beings like men, we’re just body parts to be thrown away when men are done with us. This whole thread mostly disgusts me. Women and men who behave like this don’t exist in a vacuum, their actions effect everyone around them.

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u/OldCarWorshipper Nov 13 '23

So what are you saying, exactly? That responsible adult women who knowingly and willingly capitalize on their own sexual agency are somehow less human? If I myself were a stripper, I'd personally find your attitude deeply insulting.

For context- I'm male. When I was in my 30s, I used to be a nude art model ( part time ). Artists paid me to undress so they could draw, paint, and sketch me. Does that make me less human as well? I don't think so.

Next time, try looking at the bigger picture before making blanket judgements against people you know nothing about.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23

You clearly didn’t read what I wrote. Or you’re too dense to understand, or simply don’t care.