The Houston Factor "Peaches". Isn't being sex trafficked & made a decision to "Walk the Blade" in Houston Texas.
Should abortion be legal or illegal? Are women purposely being underpaid in the workplace? Are women continuously and systematically being led to hit the proverbial glass ceiling in the workforce? These controversial questions and more have the strength to break up a relationship. In fact, these controversial questions have been known to cause shouting matches, in cases fist fights and as we’ve seen in recent years, the rallying of protesters in many of the biggest cities in America.
Street Voices interviews L.A. Prostitute "Currency" was not sex trafficked Isn't being sex trafficked & made a decision to "Walk the Blade" in several cities
But there is another controversial question that women’s right activist groups around the United States are shying away from, and this is “If you champion women’s rights so much why don’t women have the right to legally engage in prostitution?”. In fact, let us be even more specific, women ‘s rights groups and organizations are extremely gun shy when it comes to answering the question of “if you really support women’s rights, will you support women that willingly engage in prostitution on their own accord?”
Prostitute "Exotic" interviewing with "Soft White Under Belly"
comes from a single mother led home.
It seems to many as if it’s ok to fight for women’s rights on every other front except for a woman’s right to engage in prostitution. Moreover, it seems that people in this country fall for the same age old talking points hook line and sinker every time to garner the public sympathy for women under the guise of “fighting for women’s sexuality and reproduction rights” as if all of these women are somehow innocent of the sexually exploits they find themselves in:
“These women get hooked on drugs from their no-good boyfriends.”
“No man or form of government should be able to tell a woman what to do with her body.”
“Many of these women come from broken homes.”
“a lot of these women are forced into sex trafficking.”
Women’s rights groups and organizations are silent on the issue of women having the right to engage in prostitution. The words "My body My Choice" should come to mind.
The reality is a lot of women will aid and abet their boyfriends in circumventing law-enforcement by either holding and or hiding their drugs from the police, so their boyfriends don’t get arrested. When it comes to not allowing any man or form of government to tell a woman what to do with her body, several states have banned abortions for women after a certain number of weeks that the state deems unacceptable for her to have an abortion. In fact, any state government telling a woman how long she has until she can’t have an abortion is in fact telling her what she can and can’t do with her body. Adding insult to injury, nearly all forms of government in the United States explicitly detail legally that a woman cannot engage in prostitution for monetary gain.
Soft White Belly interview with former Sex Worker "Amber" who comes form a single mother led home.
Furthermore, no matter how liberal this country becomes, it’s generally frowned upon with social sanctions applied for any woman that uses her body for the expressed purpose of any form of sexual gratification to obtain any monetary funds. One of the social sanctions that can and will be applied to her is her not being taken seriously by men to be fit for marriage, thus leaving her trapped in an adverse position of being labeled a “fun girl” or cock massager until she changes her ways and even then, she’ll always be remembered as a “fun girl” or cock massager not to be seriously considered for marriage.
Street Voices interviews Prostitute "Alexis" has a "regular job" but still like to work the street. she has not been sex trafficked.
When it comes to women that engage in prostitution coming from broken homes although this may be true, it’s primarily women themselves who are the sole reason as to why their children live in broken homes because women account for 80% of all break-ups in relationships and divorces. It’s a well-known fact that one of the main precursors to teen girls that engage in prostitution is poverty. And since single mother led homes earn significantly less than single father led homes and exponentially even less two parent homes in general; single mothers with children not only can be considered the number one creators of children that live in “broken homes”; but they can also be considered one of the primary root causes as to why so many women engage in prostitution or some form of prostitution in the first place.
It's well known that women of all ages even underage girls sell "vids" or "Clips" of themselves engaged in sexual activity for monetary gain late night on TikTok.
When talking about a lot of women being forced into sex trafficking, there is a difference between women that are actually being sex trafficked from the vast amount of women who have actually acquired a PIMP or are depending on a PIMP to manage them; or have engaged in what is known as “Renegade Prostitution” in which a woman becomes a sort of “Entrepreneurial Whore” who manages herself in a platform like Only Fans. Again, women’s rights groups and organizations are silent on the issue of women having the right to either want to seek out a PIMP or having the ability to “PIMP themselves out” for the sole purpose of earning a check.
It's well known that women of all ages even underage girls sell "vids" or "Clips" of themselves engaged in sexual activity for monetary gain late night on TikTok.
Also, what you will never hear is women’s rights groups and organizations admitting the hard truth; and that truth is that many of the women who engage in prostitution willingly want to sell their ass to the highest bidder. Now, let’s not get it wrong. There’s more to prostitution than simply being on the street and “walking the blade”. There’s only fans, TikTok, Pornhub, RedTube, X-Videos; in fact just about anything that brings sexual gratification in exchange for monetary funds or gifts is tantamount to prostitution. We want you to think about this paradigm. Women ‘s rights and women’s activist groups and organizations say nothing when it comes to the policing and locking up of women that are willingly engaging in prostitution and that’s why the biggest hypocrites of the year award go to women’s rights groups and organizations.
It's well known that women of all ages even underage girls sell "vids" or "Clips" of themselves engaged in sexual activity for monetary gain late night on TikTok.
Truth is, the biggest kept secret is that most women will not hesitate to sell their ass to get their phone and light bills paid, rent paid and just about any other bill of theirs that needs to get paid. Furthermore, even if they were not getting paid monetarily, women will use the alluring looks of their bodies to either gain favors, obtain the good graces and or to simply seek attention from men. This means showing cleavage and wearing clothing that is considered by the general society to be sexually provocative. When it comes to the woman’s rights to engage in prostitution, women’s rights groups and organizations fall silent again.
It's well known that women of all ages even underage girls sell "vids" or "Clips" of themselves engaged in sexual activity for monetary gain late night on TikTok.
Is this what Chris Rock would consider to be “selective outrage”? Many people would think so. On one hand, women’s rights groups and organizations take the position that no man or state of government should be able to tell a woman what to do with her body. But at the same time say nothing when a woman willingly engages in prostitution and or gets arrested for engaging in prostitution. Are “women’s rights” just that; “women’s right” – or not? The answer to that question is apparently up for grabs because for women’s rights groups and organizations, it’s simply bad optics and morally defeating for them to champion women having the right to engage in any form of prostitution.
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