pornthrowaway

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   by pornthrowaway 13y ago

   > tends to provoke Internet feminists into hurling overheated accusations of being the next thing to a slave factor. If it ever actually became a problem, I'd point the women I work with at them. One of them is a gender studies majo
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   by pornthrowaway 13y ago

   So because I'm paid (poorly) to help women run their businesses, I'm exploiting them? I'm pretty sure that's not how it works.
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   by pornthrowaway 13y ago

   I doubt I deviate substantially from the mean.
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   by pornthrowaway 13y ago

   > I would guess the reason of his burner is the stigma associated with the industry and the effects it could have on his other ventures / personal life. Correct. This is not my full time occupation - I do it mainly as a favor, with
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   by pornthrowaway 13y ago

   > Maybe it's because she/he is paid much more than the actual value her/his technical contribution, like most of the programmers servicing simple user sites, and wants to protect her/his niche? Rather the opposite, I&
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   by pornthrowaway 13y ago

   I run a few (very) small porn sites - throwaway account for obvious reasons, though I'm a regular contributor on my main account. The sites I run are single-girl sites owned and operated by a single model - I'm the technical and b