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As a former erotic dancer can I thumbs up this? A sex worker might have [or sadly she made have not] chose to go into the life but, she didn't choose to be dehumanized. When she wants out because of it, men [and even some women] flip their shit and call SWERF. She's suppose to love her job, love he...

There's sort of a gross intersection of things with the whole "sex work is work" thing. Because it is work, in the sense that it's a form of labor. In an ideal world, sex work would just be a job as shitty as any other customer service position, the performance of a particular skill in exchange for...

SWERF is a dismissive term literally thrown at women in and exited from prostitution, if they criticize the industry. I know several survivors of prostitution who at risk to their own safety and mental health have been fighting for abolition and exit services and they get called "SWERFs". That labe...

Thanks for sharing. I wanted to learn more about this topic and reading the first article, I feel I like just opened pandora's box. I admit I don't know much about radfem though I have heard of it over the years. Reading this has open my eyes to things I didn't know what happening. A transgendered w...

I didn't think about that. I admit I'm still learning. This just make it more terrible for transpeople. They also have to adhere to the stereotypical idealistic female form and femininity rather than how they wish to look for themselves. Like you said, high pitched-voice. But then slender-hourglass ...

I don't know what to say, except this gave me the chills. "An identity to be worn by men." I never saw it that way... It is a very chilling thing. Some varieties of this "identity wearing" are more bizarre than others. Have you ever seen the articles about "rubber dolling"? Be warned, I think it is...

I don't know what to say, except this gave me the chills.

"An identity to be worn by men." I never saw it that way...

"Itchy Tasty"

"Enter the Survival Horror."

when will slick get a grip? That's what I would like to know. I understand Sleaze represent's Slick's ignorance to his own actions which is why he catches the L after Sleaze's actions and don't understand why or how. Like, when he tried to comfort Monique but, it came across as victim blaming and h...

"Nobody gonna slow me down, oh no. I got to keep on moving."

Now that song is stuck in my head.

Damn, the Devil is heating his house on the agony of souls? Talk about alternative energy.

Sleeeeaze, you have some s'plaining to do~

More like Rush-and-Crash.

I like the dynamic with everyone's demons. Slick's get him in trouble due to ignorance [ignorance being he didn't know he had a demon and what it was doing until recently]. Monique's used to lash out at those who hurt her and whisper revenge in her ear. Squig accepted the fact he has a demon and emb...