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Should Prostitution be respected the same as a “normal” Job? Why or why not?
Should Prostitution be respected the same as a “normal” Job? Why or why not?
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Generally yes. All sex work should be respected so long as everyone involved is consenting.
Making stuff illegal cause you dont like it is generely the worst option
Just look at drug abuse in the USA vs in Portugal
Or prosthetic in the USA vs the netherlands
Definitely – they are providing a highly-demanded service. It provides physical and mental health benefits when performed safely by two consenting adults.
Normal jobs aren’t that respected. Let’s aim higher
Why not? a small percentage out there really are about that life. Why not regulate and tax? Not like this is something that will ever disappear anyway.
Imagine saying no to this. It creates jobs, reduces crime, and will arguably make society happier as a whole.
I would liken it to legalization of weed, sort of. It just makes sense
And regulated the same as a normal job, too
If you’re willing to bring a hooker to Thanksgiving, or Ramadan or Christmas dinner at your grandmother’s house, and say, “Hey everyone, I’d like to introduce you to my girlfriend Tatiana. She’s a hooker, and made more last year with her pussy and ass than I did in the last three”, then by all means respect it as a normal profession.
If if you’re not, then don’t.
I don’t think that anyone should be forced to respect anything. That’s a personal opinion and personal opinions should be allowed to remain private
Yes. They are supplying something that is in demand. However, I do think legalization would make it more respectable. (The health and safety of the workers and their clients should be a bigger priority.)
yes men sell their bodies to the military everyday how is it different
yep of course.
Oldest profession, it appears in the religious text the Christian’s are a fan of
Yes. Sex work is work. It’s like any other service industry, like hotels, restaurants, dry cleaners, all the things that make people go.
Sex work is work.
Sex workers are fucking scum and should be treated as such.
Source~ was raped by one when I was 14
Edit: I find it really funny how someone how’s been raped by a sex worker is getting downvoted for disliking sex workers. I was a kid! If I was woman I’d be getting upvoted and supported by the masses.
But I’m babmean so I should just beat my story like the food little boy I’m supposed to be.
Absolutely. You’re still making money and supporting yourself, so I see no difference.
when you know, you know – and there ain’t no going back
Why not? Everyone gets fucked in the ass by their employer, why should prostitutes be treated differently?
No because it screws everybody involved (no pun intended)
Only if it is executed of free will, if it is not the only option to get from the poverty or to get money for drugs
If you mean sex workers should be treated with as much respect as any other worker – absolutely.
If you mean we should view sex work as “any other job”, that comes with a lot of follow up questions. Like, could someone who is on welfare/unemployment lose it if they refused to do sex work?
It’s not like any other job. It doesn’t have to be for us to respect the workers.
Every job requires you to sell your body in some sense – so absofuckinglutely yes
No, but not for the normal reasons that it is dirty or shameful to fuck lots of people.
Prostitution should not be respected as a “normal” job for the same reason sweatshop labor or other kinds of degrading work should not be treated as normal. A person is not their job, and indeed, forms of labor like prostitution show how much that is true — a person is being expected to give up that which they simply shouldn’t *have* to give up in order to make ends meet.
That should not be treated as normal. Recognizing that is not a value judgment upon prostitutes any more than working to ban sweatshop labor is a value reflection on modern day human slavery in Bangladesh or the DR Congo.
That, of course, does not mean that it should be “de-normalized” in a way that is harmful to the prostitutes, just as getting rid of sweatshop jobs without ensuring better jobs or economic protections that can fill the resulting gap would be irresponsible.
The efforts by liberal types to normalize sex work is part of a cultural shift in the West in which rising costs of living and declining wages have increasingly made forms of exploitation more normal and have (correctly) shined a light on the dehumanization of people involved in this kind of labor as it becomes more common (albeit with other names — sugar dating, Onlyfans, etc.). But recognizing that prostitution may not be a moral sin does not mean it should be normal.
Of course, in an alternate world in which it is easy or virtually guaranteed that a person can ensure that their personal needs are met — food, water, shelter, education, healthcare, safety, etc. — and someone wants to fuck as many strangers as possible for free, by all means. Just as if someone who is protected wants to sit in their garage and sew sneakers together for fun.
Sex work is a normal job & should be treated as such.
No , having sex for money is not the same as getting a degree and getting a job after so it should not be treated as such
If they wanna let them
The real question is— if they work out of a brothel, should they be considered “employees” or “private contractors?”
NO I GUESS
Fuck NO too much of a chance for abuse and good luck trying to regulate it because that works soo well when abuse is so common and drugs are rampant in prostitution.
You know why people joke about dead hookers well their is serious danger in being a sex worker.
Just outlaw it come down hard on those who attempt to even get people into the business and provide proper education for those who are more likely to go into prostitution.
Seeing people support this is just kinda gross seriously we already have enough std’s that are uncureable we don’t need more people dealing with these problems.
Yes. Why not?
The only real problem is forced prostitution and lack of safety and regulations