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baggins@lemmy.ca 1 month agoYou assume they’re following sex workers on instagram. Nowhere in post it say that. Plenty of weird dudes out there
Yellz0 and Kaitlyn Krems are not “sex workers,” unless you expand the term so broadly so as to include anyone offering titillating, at which point every model and most actors would fall under it as well.
So no, I am specifically not assuming they follow sex workers, I am assuming they follow people who offer titillating content, as expressed.
Actually you’re full of it. I went back and read that and you literally said OnlyFans models. Don’t play with me old man
Are Hallie Berry, Drew Barrymore, Alexandria Daddario, Madonna, the singer Pink, or countless other people who have posed for commercial available photoshoots or video scenes “sex workers”?
If no, I’m going to need you to articulate how they aren’t but Instagram and non-nude OF models somehow are.
If you’re asking whether I think someone posting lewd photographs for money as a sex worker the answer is yes it’s not complicated
Ok then. I have no idea who those people are, and like I said, didn’t read all that 😂
Well, I do apologize for asking of you the Herculean effort of reading three whole paragraphs.
sorry sir 🥺
Crismus@lemmy.world 1 month ago
Young adult women who post thirst traps are looking to be looked at. Especially if they aren’t on a private profile.
It’s normal for men of all ages to look at women who consent with open permissions.