id: 605079 - Text: The way she talks about starting at age 13 and pimps - this is sexual abuse and exploitation. It isn’t “sex work” like people make it sound like it’s their choice. These men deserve to burn in hell.
id: 605084 - Text: I look at her eyes, it seems like she is clueless about everything. Obviously at tender teenage when you get sexually exploited, you dont know what goes in and around. Her eyes are dreamy and like a child who doesn't know what is happening. She is sucha kid, trying to fit the societal norms of being a woman.
id: 605104 - Text: Let's also remind ourselves that there is a market for sex work... Which quite frankly is pathetic
id: 605112 - Text: Are you making money off these videos of sex trafficking victims?
id: 605115 - Text: This interview should have been done by someone else. So many wrong things about how the questions were asked, why didn't they make a woman do it or a minimally educated man on sex trafficking and the sex industry.
A lot of pimps are trying to help girls nowadays? WTF, where did he get that information? Such a stupid thing to say, especially saying it to her, do you really think you know better about it than her dude??? Really??
I'm a few minutes into this interview and almost every interaction is so revictimizing.
id: 605121 - Text: Good body condition. Tattoos spoil it bad though. If she would not have them, run a good camera and makeup - she is indistinguishable from all those instagram divas, who would take thousands of $ for a single sex act.
She is also a mother, twice, in 23... wow. I can just hope she doesn't have AIDS from unprotected sex, but most likely she does :(
id: 605147 - Text: Sex worker is also an option.
id: 605151 - Text: Actually it was her biological parents who failed her miserably. And of the horrendous decisions they made leading up to having sex and conceiving her.
You could talk about about how degenerate society is in the wider sense certainly (in terms of how it coarsened the two people who are her biological parents and any bloke who had sex with her when they must have known how vulnerable she was).
But in the wider sense if we don't start talking about personal responsibility we don't have a hope.
id: 605193 - Text: I thought prostitute is a pejorative term. Don't we say sex worker now?
id: 605203 - Text: And also, is it possible you can use the term “sex worker” versus prostitute? There is a world of reform in this language and it is simply the standard of respect these days for these people