The flaw in your argument is that the body isn’t a commodity. The woman’s time is the commodity you’re paying for. She’s consenting to a variety of predetermined activities for a set period of time for a price. Her body. Her time. Her choice.
I think you're coming from a different basis here. I'm a prostitute (who got into sex work because I was really poor) and I am *really angry* at the thought that someone wants to take away the right over my body to do what I see fit.
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and I would fight very hard for a society where I am allowed to sell my body to a man. It's really infuriating that you want to take my choice away from me.
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With all due respect, the "freedom" for people to choose prostitution (when they could be doing many other things) is literally 100% unimportant to me. You might as well ask me to keep sweatshops around because a few artisan boutique owners enjoy being in the textile industry.
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All labor, sex or not, has nothing to do with "your right over your body." It's about *someone else's right* over your body. You're applying a lens of individual personal choice to an area where it just doesn't make sense.
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