If someone is willing to do something I don't want to do and get paid for it, yea, I think it's work.
this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2024
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Yes, as long as everyone involved is consenting. It needs to be destigmatized especially in healthcare settings.
Like most people say here, if that's something you want to do that's all good so long as you're protected by law and workers' rights and all that jazz. Personally, though, I don't really understand it. I mean, why would anybody want to do this with all the risks (rape, diseases)? I'm open to receiving perspectives and education, currently I just don't really "get" it.
Yes because it's none of my business what other people do with their autonomy and they should be protected in their right to do what they want to do with their autonomy
Yes. I am a libertarian.
The choice/situation blends in with every occupation so as long as no aggression or wrongful leverage is involved.
No I donβt approve sex work. Who am I? The sex work administration? Do you need a stamp from me to perform sex work? No?
Then who cares?