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It still surprises me when, in discussions about sex work, anti-sex-work feminists are extremely quick to dismiss my experiences for literally any reason under the sun. I'm too-online, I'm too-successful, I'm white, I 'choose' to do this - aaaanything to mean I'm not valid.

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Did you not choose to do this?

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I did, as did nearly every other person in sex work. They say that it's not really a choice if you were under economic strain. Which is also funny given I *was* under economic strain when I chose to enter sex work.

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Isn’t economic strain a kind of oppression? Considering the economic system exerting this strain is a human creation

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