When a culture begins to celebrate prostitutes, it can never solve the problems that lead women to prostitution. Sex workers don’t need “acceptance” from society, they need to be seen as a human being who was a victim of a system that couldn’t protect her from sex work.
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Replying to @margaritaevna95
id be more down with this if people *also* said this sort of thing about the even worse jobs I've worked at. I worked 55-hr weeks in a windowless assembly line and only saw the sun on weekends and drank every day to handle it. I wish society had protected me from that first.
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Replying to @Aella_Girl @margaritaevna95
but it falls really flat when i hear people saying that my sex work now is terrible and bad and i need to be saved, when i never once heard that said about me or my coworkers when we worked at that factory.
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