id: 604859 - Text: @maxbooth179 I agree that they can make their own sexual choices but to me it’s obvious they shouldn’t make their own sexual choices until they become more like adults.
id: 604868 - Text: @maxbooth179 because of people like you and you opinions, there is an age of consent for sexual activities in almost every country in the world. A CHILD does not have the capacity to consent to sex!
id: 604876 - Text: They're not bad people. It's the sex buyers, Johns, and pimps who willingly exploit and coerce these often impoverished and underprivileged women/girls. As young as 13 like this woman once was. Yet most of these low lives get away with it because society thinks it's a man's "right" to have access to women/girl's bodies and have sex with any woman/girl. Think about it.
id: 604920 - Text: No kidding. It's supply and demand.
They're out there because men are horny. It's the men who pay for sex who should be painted as bad people, not the prostitutes.
id: 604931 - Text: This poor girl was abused and truamatized at such a young age and for so long that she's normalized it to survive mentally. My heart goes out to her. I hope she gets help and realizes that she is worth so much more than this. We need to stop criminalizing the sex workers and go after the ring leaders that are exploiting these girls. It's a disgusting circle of abuse and they target children.
id: 604983 - Text: Why would anyone want this for women? Sex work is dangerous, degrading, and abusive. There isn't a safe way, not even selling pictures. I feel so sad for her, you can hear it in her voice the pain she has suffered.. So sad.
id: 604986 - Text: The world we live in and its systems have failed countless women and girls across the world. I hope one day we can all realize how exploitative the sex work industry is. As long as it exists, women will be viewed as products to men. Read Caliban the Witch by Silvia Federici to understand this
id: 605026 - Text: @croncron7357 there are extensive training classes and background checks required before you can foster, and they stress that most often, that IS the norm. Kids are very damaged in young childhood from lack of bonding alone. I fostered several. Many are born addicted to drugs, many are sexually abused. If you ever watch 'Intervention', notice that most of those addicted were sexually abused too. There are a lot of factors and a lot of various problems to look out for. Despite the months of training classes required before you can be licensed, it doesn't prepare you for the real thing. There are nowhere near enough child psychiatrists available to help these kids. I live in San Diego and there is not ONE dr who would take a child with "conduct disorder"- the childhood term for sociopathy. This can show up in kids as young as three years old. If they don't get help early, there's not much hope. This is where you get school shooters and the like.
id: 605048 - Text: If I ever ran into someone like this and had money, I’ve always wanted to “rent them” for their time to just enjoy another females company nothing to do with the topic of sex. Just maybe go to a restaurant or something. But at the same time I know if any were around, those same women would probably try to stop my man because he’s a man. It’s a shame. Not saying my man would do it, just saying from a “workers” view.
id: 605053 - Text: Majority of sex workers just have traumatic backstories. I hope she gets better and does something with her life