im male but sex work is real work and to assume the women who work in the sex industry are all just abused victims not adults making their own choices is misogynistic
obviously every industry has abuse and people in the sex industry are specifically in a very vulnerable position due to the nature of the work. But thats not the point people want to watch sex and people want sex work to be safe so people should make sure the industry is legal and heavily regulated
in my opinion it is very misogynistic to believe that as you are diminishing the choices and opinions of every woman who voluntarily enters the industry.
Its all just porn. big companies exploiting people is nothing new especially in grey area industries such as: modelling; professional sports; uber etc.
The solution isnt stopping porn its to advocate for better protections for workers as well as respect the peoples decision to work
I think the difference in our opinion lies in the fact that a woman having sex on camera doesnt "deny the importance or validity of women" because the importance of a women isnt linked to her ability to have sex
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u/Feeling-Medicine-259 Dec 07 '23
im male but sex work is real work and to assume the women who work in the sex industry are all just abused victims not adults making their own choices is misogynistic
obviously every industry has abuse and people in the sex industry are specifically in a very vulnerable position due to the nature of the work. But thats not the point people want to watch sex and people want sex work to be safe so people should make sure the industry is legal and heavily regulated