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>If the "sexual economy" is so rich, why aren't there any rich and retired prostitutes? there are, they just aren't public about it because it's illegal. and,
by ruined 4y ago
>If the "sexual economy" is so rich, why aren't there any rich and retired prostitutes?
there are, they just aren't public about it because it's illegal.
and, a large number transition into other lines of work before they retire, and that's what they end up known for.
>It then claims, without reference, that the VCR was a market replacement for physical sexual encounters. It goes on to ignore that AIDS was a health epidemic related to these sexual encounters,
it's speaking specifically about pornographic theaters, which VCRs obviously compete with. AIDS is mentioned immediately in the next sentence
- tptacek 4y agoThat seems like a just-so story; plenty of sex workers are extraordinarily public about their work, legal and otherwise; why is it just the millionaires who are hiding? Is this meant to be an IRS thing?
- thatguy0900 4y agoThere is plenty of young woman publicly getting amazingly wealthy off of only fans and what is effectively softcore porn on twitch. They retire into obscurity as well when they start loosing their youthful good looks.