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I think this is accurate. Men are often ridiculed for thinking they are entitled anything. But especially so for sex and female attention.
by mise_en_place 3y ago
I think this is accurate. Men are often ridiculed for thinking they are entitled anything. But especially so for sex and female attention.
- ianai 3y agoIt’s all accurate and inaccurate because people are all very different and come to different positions differently. Some believe they can “sin” under the cover of night and still keep their comfortable places in society as their sins weren’t seen nor known. Secrets and all that. Imagine how such a person would treat a sex worker. Could be very starkly different than what they’d expose the rest of the time. You’ll notice I’m not working in absolutes here. She may have, but working the night she saw things that led her to draw certain conclusions from the things she saw and experienced. I’d venture that she would be able to admit her experiences weren’t the end all be all of humanity though. But still very informative of the people in that space. Edit-In my experience, whether someone is told explicitly that they can exploit another or not is irrelevant. The exploitive figure that out on their own often enough.
- imtringued 3y agoShe only has experience with customers who seek her out though. What about the type of men who would never ask for her services? She knows nothing about them.
- stickfigure 3y agoYou think the author has never had normal relationships with men? Why would you assume that?
- telotortium 3y agoMany normal men wouldn't want to form a long-term relationship with a current or former prostitute/sex worker, especially one that glorifies and defends that line of work instead of renouncing it completely, as the author does.
- dullcrisp 3y agoYou’re saying that like you disagree