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Snaps I’d agree with most of what you’re saying. I agree that not all female streamers who dress more liberally are using there body for views. However I think it’s a tragedy that some do because often the entire gender is punished for it. The only point 1/2

I’m trying to make here is that a compliment of “thanks for not dressing like a hoe/ exploiting your body for views ” does not necessarily put those who do down. By the nature of a compliment the statement is merely intended to show gratification for someone doing or not doing.

There are so many things wrong with this line of thinking though. I don't even know how many posts this will take. 1. There is no such thing as "dressing like a hoe". Attire does not imply sexual activity (or consent). Our bodies are not inherently sexual.

Dressing like a hoe certainly does exist. You have how a doctor dresses for work and how a stripper dresses for work. Professional vs hoe.

So all strippers are hoes then? If I wear a bikini am I a hoe? Does my sexual activity increase if I dance in a "suggestive" manner?

Yes stripper are hoes. If you wear a bikini for the sole intention of making money via giving a guy a boner... definition of hoe...

Is it though? I thought hoes = sexually promiscuous women What if a stripper doesn't even have sex? What if she's asexual?

I actually thought hoe was a shortened version of whore, which translates to prostitute which = selling sex in its most literal way. Women on Twitch aren't prostitutes, no matter how skimpy their clothing.