Comments by "Jessica" (@jayjaydubful) on "Aella meets Louise Perry: Was the sexual revolution a mistake?" video.

@frusia123 yes, it's training the lambs to be an easy meal for the wolves
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Louise Perry is so impressive- so considered, astute and equally considered and respectful of differing views. The other lady (Ayla?) had some interesting points but seemed incapable of speaking/thinking at a macro level - it was all about her self admittedly unusual individual experience.
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It's similar- imagine a daughter finding out her dad bought girls for sex, possibly her age or even younger. I could forgive my mum for being bought but I could never look at my father the same way
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And truly mutual, shared, warm sex is where both parties are there because they want to be, where neither is paid to be there
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@beowulf_of_wall_st yeah, I'm turning the responsibility where it should be. Buying sex is a disgusting exploitation. To coerce someone with money to have sexual interaction that you know they don't want - otherwise they wouldn't need to be paid to do it - is disgusting & shameful.
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@SoulfuzZ if someone needs to be paid to have sex, they don't want to have sex; they want to have the money. To have sex with someone knowing they don't want to is disgusting behaviour
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@dtrfgr from the beginning of the discussion it's clear that woman is defined as female- there are clear references to evolutionary psychology & biology such as risks to women of pregnancy, hormonal contraception & harm caused by men who are on average bigger/stronger/faster
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@Natalia Romanova all you do by destigmatising the sex industry is destigmatise sex buying. More men & younger men exploit women. Life doesn't improve for the women. Look at Germany, the brothel of Europe. Its a shitshow. The sex trade is inherently inhumane and society should never accept it. There will always be human slavery (& many other horrible things) but we should never legitimise it. Prostitutes don't serve men's 'needs' - it isn't a need to nut into another person.
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