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The difference is that being an athlete isn't considered taboo.
by FillardMillmore 6y ago
The difference is that being an athlete isn't considered taboo.
- elliekelly 6y agoSure it is. Sometimes I feel guilty watching football and hockey players get their brains knocked around and getting seriously injured. Especially the younger or the less well-known players who presumably aren’t making as much money. But I assume if they’re on the field it’s because they understand the risks and they’ve decided that they’re compensated for those risks through some combination of their paycheck, potential fame, and love of the game. And the same is true for women on OnlyFans.
- scubbo 6y agoYou have a very different understanding of the word "taboo" than I do. There is no[1] societal shaming of sports stars. [1] OK, there's some. But very very little - and, usually, due to judgement (deserved or not) about how they employ their wealth, not about _the profession of_ being a sports star.