I keep seeing this woman everywhere online and I randomly clicked one of her interview video and I honestly have to say she stood her ground

 

This conversation is such a slippery slop because she enjoys what she does and do not have no regrets what so ever. But it  the darkside to it all is the stigma and judgements she faces. This interviewer clearly can't comprehend how she enjoys what she does and seem to get emotional at times.

 

To be judge on the amount of sexual partners(even when they are at consenting legal age and safe) is wrong to what she is doing?  

 

 

She's a (slightly) more extreme Sabrina

 

Even looks like her a bit

Don't care for her or what she represents. Boasting about sleeping with 100 men in a day does nothing to uplift or empower women no matter how much she "enjoys it". She represents a male fantasy and plays into an idea that only demeans women.

8 minutes ago, Pavement Princess said:

Don't care for her or what she represents. Boasting about sleeping with 100 men in a day does nothing to uplift or empower women no matter how much she "enjoys it". She represents a male fantasy and plays into an idea that only demeans women.

But thats the thing, how does she represent all woman? Shes her own.

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If I were a woman I would be her

16 minutes ago, Magic_boXX said:

But thats the thing, how does she represent all woman? Shes her own.

Her very career and image is based on exploiting and degrading female sexuality. She's has a very prominent presence right now which will inevitably affect how men view women. Are we really going to play dense and act like the purposeful objectification she plays into doesn't have a harmful effect in how young men view women?

the interviewer is very stupid and judgmental  

Just now, Pavement Princess said:

Her very career and image is based on exploiting and degrading female sexuality. She's has a very prominent presence right now which will inevitably affect how men view women. Are we really going to play dense and act like the purposeful objectification she plays into doesn't have a harmful effect in how young men view women?

But that is kinda bias to think that. She has the right to do what she wants with her body just like a lot of Female artist do. Its not like she is being forced to do. Woman has the freedom to express how they feel, whether its sexually or not.  Men would find ways to objectively woman no matter what. 

2 minutes ago, Magic_boXX said:

But that is kinda bias to think that. She has the right to do what she wants with her body just like a lot of Female artist do. Its not like she is being forced to do. Woman has the freedom to express how they feel, whether its sexually or not.  Men would find ways to objectively woman no matter what. 

just because she, as a woman, 'has the right' to do something or that she 'enjoys it' doesn't mean it's feminist or good

6 minutes ago, John Slayne said:

just because she, as a woman, 'has the right' to do something or that she 'enjoys it' doesn't mean it's feminist or good

But thats the thing, she never said that she was a feminist in the interview. If she's happy and not hurting others, whats the issues?

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5 minutes ago, Magic_boXX said:

But that is kinda bias to think that. She has the right to do what she wants with her body just like a lot of Female artist do. Its not like she is being forced to do. Woman has the freedom to express how they feel, whether its sexually or not.  Men would find ways to objectively woman no matter what. 

On the contrary I think only a man can truly have this take and not potentially see the implications in what she represents can be harmful to women. It's not about what she does, it's about why she does it and how she practically portrays herself as an object for men to use. Some of the ways you guys view female artists as pop diva queens who only exist to serve you bops and sassy diva personas also objectifies women lol. 

3 minutes ago, Pavement Princess said:

On the contrary I think only a man can truly have this take and not potentially see the implications in what she represents can be harmful to women. It's not about what she does, it's about why she does it and how she practically portrays herself as an object for men to use. Some of the ways you guys view female artists as pop diva queens who only exist to serve you bops and sassy diva personas also objectifies women lol. 

Now thats an interesting topic when it comes to female pop stars. A lot of them do not have control over their images and is pushed by the big machines objectifying  them because  them saying this is what the "masses wants". 

What bothers me most is how much heat she gets but that same energy is never directed towards the men who freely engage

13 minutes ago, Magic_boXX said:

If she's happy and not hurting others, whats the issues?

Because she is actively promoting herself and exposing all of this to millions of people online, which does hurt young girls because the young men who consume her content internalize it and take that with them to the real women they have relationships with. 
 

She can be happy taking 1000 dicks a day in private all she wants but her publicizing it and marketing it to young boys (particularly to teens) is without a doubt harmful. Porn in general used to be reserved to specific sites instead of it being promoted all over regular social media apps now. Unless you think oversexualized content is not an issue for young kids to be exposed to. 

5 minutes ago, bad guy said:

Because she is actively promoting herself and exposing all of this to millions of people online, which does hurt young girls because the young men who consume her content internalize it and take that with them to the real women they have relationships with. 
 

She can be happy taking 1000 dicks a day in private all she wants but her publicizing it and marketing it to young boys (particularly to teens) is without a doubt harmful. Porn in general used to be reserved to specific sites instead of it being promoted all over regular social media apps now. Unless you think oversexualized content is not an issue for young kids to be exposed to. 

Then thats when parents have to do there jobs as parents to teach them and let them understand the consequences. Sex education in school is also a huge part  developing young teens as well.

6 minutes ago, Magic_boXX said:

Then thats when parents have to do there jobs as parents to teach them and let them understand the consequences. Sex education in school is also a huge part  developing young teens as well.

So you are able to recognize that what she does has consequences but not willing to accept that what she promotes is also harmful? Her content is extreme and in no ways promotes a healthy relationship with sex for either women or men. And yes she is actively promoting and profiting off of the act of having 1000 men use her body in one day.

I agree with Bonnie and think she made some great points. 

 

Sex workers are providing a service and they can use condoms if they want and unfortunately society is very judgemental and lacks the understanding of the complexities and nuance surrounding the reasons people do this line of work or seek out sex workers.

 

Some couples will go to a sex therapist or hire an escort to help them improve their sex lives. They might want to try out certain things that they lack confidence to do themselves and have a safe space with an experienced person who is professional, encouraging and supportive. Some men are disabled, leg or arm amputated whilst fighting in a war or in an accident.

 

Some are ugly, fat or old and their wife died and some guys are young, anxious or have special needs and they all deserve to have sex. Rather than have an awkward experience with a young woman who might shame the size of his ***** or how long he lasted and whether or not he could get it up, the sex worker won't do that. It also avoids the potential of the young woman kissing and telling and humilating him among colleagues, friends or classmates in college/university.

 

17 minutes ago, Pavement Princess said:

So you are able to recognize that what she does has consequences but not willing to accept that what she promotes is also harmful? Her content is extreme and in no ways promotes a healthy relationship with sex for either women or men. And yes she is actively promoting and profiting off of the act of having 1000 men use her body in one day.

Yes everything we do has consequences but the fact that people are wanting to burn her at the stake just because it doesn't go with their morals makes it wrong? If she wants to bang a million men thats her prerogative.   

57 minutes ago, Magic_boXX said:

Then thats when parents have to do there jobs as parents to teach them and let them understand the consequences. Sex education in school is also a huge part  developing young teens as well.

It's not a parent's job to discuss taking 1000 loads to their children because no civilized person in society is doing that. It's not something that would ever come up in a teaching conversation because that depravity is an anomaly. It also completely takes any responsibility or accountability from these content creators putting out harmful content. 

 

She in particular started going viral specifically for targeting 18 year old boys and taking their virginities, so nothing about her predation or content is in any way educational either 

7 minutes ago, bad guy said:

It's not a parent's job to discuss taking 1000 loads to their children because no civilized person in society is doing that. It's not something that would ever come up in a teaching conversation because that depravity is an anomaly. It also completely takes any responsibility or accountability from these content creators putting out harmful content. 

 

She in particular started going viral specifically for targeting 18 year old boys and taking their virginities, so nothing about her predation or content is in any way educational either 

when you use a phrase like "that depravity", do you not hear how all you are vocalizing is your contempt, that you are trying to masquerade as concern about a social issue? 

55 minutes ago, BadHabits said:

I agree with Bonnie and think she made some great points. 

 

Sex workers are providing a service and they can use condoms if they want and unfortunately society is very judgemental and lacks the understanding of the complexities and nuance surrounding the reasons people do this line of work or seek out sex workers.

 

Some couples will go to a sex therapist or hire an escort to help them improve their sex lives. They might want to try out certain things that they lack confidence to do themselves and have a safe space with an experienced person who is professional, encouraging and supportive. Some men are disabled, leg or arm amputated whilst fighting in a war or in an accident.

 

Some are ugly, fat or old and their wife died and some guys are young, anxious or have special needs and they all deserve to have sex. Rather than have an awkward experience with a young woman who might shame the size of his ***** or how long he lasted and whether or not he could get it up, the sex worker won't do that. It also avoids the potential of the young woman kissing and telling and humilating him among colleagues, friends or classmates in college/university.

 

overall this post is knowledgeable of the world, respectful, and humanizing.

 

I think that last sentence about women "kissing and telling" sounds more like how young men behave **on average**, but otherwise yes, this post touches on a lot of the benefits that sex work provides to marginalized and disadvantaged people.

 

spoken as a sex worker myself 

I kind of live for her hustle. She knows what she wants and isn't afraid to go for it - even if it's against societal standards. Something fad Lily Phillips can't relate to - she just doesn't have it in her eyes to go the full distance unlike Bonnie.

get money *****, why do people gaf about what other women do like it affects them 

some of the comments on this thread 

y'all are acting like we are shaming a random sex worker when she is literally planning on having sex with thousands of men in one day, exposed in a glass cage. It's much more than freedom and sexuality at this point, it's the pursuit of stunts that become more and more outrageous. The fact that she is "supported" by her parents in all this is mess is wild and I do think the interviewer (while clumsy at times) truly got under her skin when she explained how her parents don't truly love her. 

I do have to admit that she is a bit of kii sometimes 
"- my cousin just turned 18... 
- well send him to me then!" 

CIA psyop to make men violent against women idgaf