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The fact that woman feel compelled to go to such lengths is a problem, the fact that this site (in part) exploits that may be a problem morally speaking but wha
by DasIch 15y ago
The fact that woman feel compelled to go to such lengths is a problem, the fact that this site (in part) exploits that may be a problem morally speaking but what are those women supposed to do instead? To which length would they feel compelled to go if they didn't have this option? It appears to be that this site provides at least some sort of security. I don't think anyone wants to see them "work the street" either.
I think the real problem is at an entirely different level and begs an entirely different set of questions:
- Why do these women feel compelled to do this?
- Do they have alternatives and if so why don't they use them?
- If they have usable alternatives how do we educate them about those?
- If they don't have alternatives should they be given financial help and by whom?
EDIT: How do I make this a proper list?
- deleted 15y ago[deleted]
- mst 15y agoWhy do you assume they "feel compelled" to do this? I mean, it seems highly likely in my opinion that some percentage (possibly/probably the vast majority) are doing so as a last or near-to-last resort, but "highly likely in my opinion" doesn't strike me as sufficient grounds to write up your questions with what seems like an implicit assumption that the percentage is as close to 100 as to make no useful difference.