id: 34125 - Text: Sex work plays a vital roll in society regardless of what the politicians say
id: 34158 - Text: @erikhesjedal3569 the baby (Esmeralda) died while she was still pregnant with her. Before Cheyanne was a sex worker. Before she did drugs. Great job being irrelevant on the internet, though 👍🏿
id: 34169 - Text: I wonder if sex work was legal and regulated if it would produce proper and safe careers...?
id: 34176 - Text: Mark you should interview the girls in Seattle on Aurora. Countless young girls out there on the daily. Wearing heels and lingerie in groups or by themselves in the hot sun, desperate to make their money. Doesn’t matter what time of day it is. It’s truly sad. As a former stripper I never would encourage anyone to be in this lifestyle. I never sold actually sex, but I sold the idea of it. Countless dangerous run in, and not sure if I would make it home safe at night. I feel for these girls, because I didn’t have the best upbringing or life. But I think someone who actually gives them that hope and helps them is very far and in between. Those pimps sell them a dream so they could use and abuse them. Continue what you’re doing Mark, you truly are a blessing.
id: 34177 - Text: Selfish and delusional, hard to see which came first.
Sex work is never "empowering." It's very nature is abusive and exploitive. To choose it over one's children is depraved. As awful as it must be for those innocents they are better off without her.
id: 34299 - Text: In her case, it may have actually started with the mother. If mom was a meth addict there's a chance even though she wasn't raised by her mom her mom may have passed something to her because of the meth addiction that altered her biochemistry or just predisposed her to certain behaviors. Sort of like how alcoholism runs in families even when the parent who is the alcoholic was never in the kids life, it's fairly common that even in a good environment the child becomes an alcoholic because of that
Edit: but yeah something is definitely missing from this story. Like into internet sex based dating at 16? And kids either at that time or not too long after?
id: 34320 - Text: Around 31:00 she briefly mentions being raped. Maybe this happened before she entered the sex industry.
id: 34376 - Text: I agree, if you have so much opportunity as a child why would you turn to having sex with strangers?
id: 34425 - Text: You know I notice in these interviews whenever the people are talking to the interview are they there or you can see that there’s some things that they hold back from telling the interview you can see that there’s a lot of things that they’re trying to hide sometimes like who knows maybe this girls father sexually assaulted her when she was just a child it seems like she had a privileged life and she got to do all the things that any other kid who doesn’t have privilege lives with so why throw it a way to be a prostitute is my question to maybe something just I don’t know pretty damn selfish if you didn’t go through anything in life and end up like that
id: 34490 - Text: You’re right Lynda. There’s really nothing to debate, either. Interesting video but she’s definitely not being truthful. Anyone who is in vice industries or illegal work knows that virtually everyone is lying about their identity, what they’re selling, and anything that can be fabricated will be fabricated. I’ve never met an honest sex worker, drug dealer, coyote, embezzler, or honest anyone in illegal or vice work. It’s just an objective reality that goes with the business.