Lol yeah, and that reason is just pure rapey misogyny and men wanting to impose themselves on unwilling women. Studies show that the majority of sex buying men are in relationships and can easily get free pussy.
I know some men who’ve survived the sex trade and it’s not a cakewalk for them either. Men who say that hooking is so easy just have no idea what they’re talking about.
If there can be an addiction to video games there can be an addiction to porn. This is why appeal to authority is a fallacy. “Org XYZ agrees with me!” is not an argument.
Unpopular opinion? I actually agree that a married man buying a woman isn’t her fault or problem. It is the man’s choice to be unfaithful, he is the one who has the obligation to remain committed to his partner, no one else has that responsibility but him. To me this is just another way to hold women accountable for men’s depravity. It’s men’s job to stay loyal, not other women’s to make it easy for them and not be temptations or enablers.
“Sex work” is not the oldest profession. It’s as old as patriarchy, which is only a fraction of human history. Toolmaking is the oldest job by far. Just some common sense should be enough to debunk this. The “oldest profession” narrative was invited by an imperialist to justify racism and how “the east is incapable of managing its own affairs”, circa 19th century. X And slavery isn’t that old either. Slavery came about when agriculture did. What use would hunter gatherers have for slaves?
That part literally made me gasp out loud. That’s textbook victim blaming, it’s like when people say that overzealous anti-racism is making people into Nazis. It’s not women’s obligation to make men feel better. Interesting how when men feel inferior and insecure, they hate women, whereas when women are feeling the same way, they hate themselves. That right there says everything.
Smfh at the second tweet, as if “sex work” and transactional sex aren’t coercive/manipulative by their very purpose. What does she think the transaction is for?
Sometimes FDS echoes the social conservatism of The Rules: having sex in the first six weeks is discouraged and FDS comes down hard against pornography, kink and the sex-positive politics of “liberal feminism” – all of which the group’s moderators believe are harmful to women. Ugh, this part annoyed me though. As if waiting for some level of commitment and connection and opposing sexualized torture of women is conservative.
