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Speaking for myself here: I don't object to this as a possibility for people who want it--I object to the possibility of this becoming the norm. We're not there
by overthemoon 7y ago
Speaking for myself here: I don't object to this as a possibility for people who want it--I object to the possibility of this becoming the norm. We're not there yet, of course, but problems creep in when people feel like they don't have a choice. It's also a problem when situations like this are seen as a reasonable tradeoff rather than a symptom of a larger problem about how society is organized in the first place.