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my sex worker friends talking to each other be like 'yeah my bf actually paid for half of the meal' and we're like 'holy shit thats so hot'

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...clearly not sex? wat?

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yeah sex work is work... it's like... if you get paid to do therapy, then does that mean you get all your emotional intimacy needs fulfilled and thus don't need a boyfriend?

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i mean yeah, that and sexual support, practical support... basically everything you get from a typical romantic relationship.