RT @FemDatStrat: How Sex Workers Can Support Civilian Women: 1) Stop making content that sexualizes rape, pedophilia, incest. Misogyny, or Racism. This is normalizing and reinforcing harmful stereotypes which contribute to civilian women’s abuse. ...
I think activism has a time limit for most sex trade experiential women. In a couple more years I think I will have said all I have to say & will have endured all the abuse I can. It’s a heavy love/hate thing and I sometimes dream of a life 100% ...
RT @AmandaFBelfast: Your regular reminder that when people post about #misogyny and the abuse of #women you don’t have to remind everyone in the replies, every single time, that men can be victims of abuse too. #justsaying
RT @jo_bartosch: Years ago I thought Dr Julia Long was harsh. I now think that’s b/c we’re led to see uncompromising, smart women as a threat. I have learned a lot from her analysis, and that I’d Sheila Jeffreys, & am grateful.
RT @dworkindyke: Women have gotten too comfortable in their own oppression. A majority of women are scared to hold the men in their life accountable for the misogynistic things they do on a daily basis because they don’t want conflict and they don’t ...
I remember a man disclosing to me that he was an “adult baby” while I was in the sex trade. He was in his 50s and wanted to defecate into a diaper & have me “change & powder” him. 🤢 That was a hard NO! Freaks... all of ‘em....