S3x Work Can't Empower Men and Women

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3 years ago

Empowering men and women is not easy. It takes time, and it should start within the person's heart and mindset. Their works may contribute in empowering them as a person, but it also reflects an identity of them. In this article, I want to share with everyone how s3x work reflect on a person. Is this work helping them to improve themselves? If you are curious, then might as well continue scrolling down.

S3x work do not and will never empower men and women.

Social issue involving gender, human rights, and inequality has been a trend worldwide. One of the most current and related social issue to gender is decriminalizing s3x work. It has been all over the internet, because industries and companies are starting to look for skilled s3x workers. There are a lot of misconceptions about it. But, does it empower men and women?

In my point of view, s3x work does not and will never empower men and women, even if the society is being open with this type of work. They may be receiving money for giving pleasure to someone, but it will not help them get through the shame of being that kind of worker. According to Julie Bindel who is also a founder of Justice for Women, the inside of a person’s body is not a workplace.

Before letting governments to approve this kind of work, they need to consider things like violence or harassment, the vulnerability of women, and any other harms. On the other hand, most men are s3x buyers, and just few of them were s3x workers as well. In their case, pride and ego are at risks. They are supposed to be working on a job where they could use their force as men, yet they think they had no choice too and made their body as their workplace.

These workers may be financially stable because of their job, but they are not empowering themselves, and either others. S3x work is just starting a conflict between the two genders. If a woman gives pleasure for money, then men will see them and treat them according to how much money they will pay. In this kind of work, it is like letting someone touch your soul, dignity, and look down on you as a person. And it is not empowering. To prove this, I have read that in some countries, s3x workers are being harassed by police officers.

According to Human Rights Watch, s3x workers in Africa are not reporting rapes and robberies to the police because they being laughed at and their concerns are not taken seriously. This only proves that being a s3x worker does not empower a person, because not everyone in the society supports this kind of work. Being like them can make you a target of harassment, violence, and your rights as a human can be deprived too. The worst scenario is that, you cannot ask for help if you are being raped since the rapist will only tell everyone the kind of work you have. These are the downside of being a s3x worker. You can be bullied, harassed, and you will forever question your worth as a person and not empower it.

Author's Conclusion:

I am aware that this issue is a sensitive one since most of the countries now are considering s3x work as a job. To some countries, specially Christian countries, this kind of work is immoral. But with the modernization and changes in the world, we cannot stop this from being heard and understood. For me, it should not be considered as a job since our body isn't a workplace. It is immoral and we cannot deny the fact that it will never empower you as a person, but rather putting yourself in a situation where you cannot fight for your right. Just because of what job you chose, you will be bullied. Choose wisely. Choose what you really deserve.


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hmm well in Ph they turn blind eye on this industry. S workers has their circumstance in doing so.

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3 years ago

Yes. They are facing circumstances as well. Sometimes, the government is at fault too. We must focus on helping the nation and its people, hindi ang nakawan sila.

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3 years ago

Hahaha. Nakakainis. Sabi ko pa ano ba yung "S3x" job na yun. Sabi ko pa sa utak ko mali din tong si charmingcherry08 hindi nagbigay ng background about S3x at kung saan ba yun bakit di ako informed. Hahahaha. Nung kalagitnaan na doon nagsink in sa akin na ano pala siya six. Hahahaha.

Pero agree ako sa lahat ng sinabi mo. πŸ‘πŸΌ It is just the same with pornstars. People will judge you for how they see you and not for who you really are.

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3 years ago

Hahahaha. Kasi natakot ako baka ma-spam yung article ko ate kaya iniba ko.

Thank you po sa pag-upvote at tama ka ate, ganyan talaga ang mga tao. They will judge you because of the kind of work you have.

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3 years ago

Keep sharing your thoughts, good job

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3 years ago

Thank you so much. May I ask your thought about my article?

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3 years ago

I am also lowkey against this kind of 'work' but for me, we should check the other factors why some are people are forced to enter this career. Meron kasi akong webinar na dinaluhan kung saan pinaliwanag kung bakit daw may mga taong pumapasok sa gantong sistema; kadalasan daw is kahirapan. Kung siguro magkakaroon ng mas maraming job opportunities, wala papasok sa gantong trabaho. Tsaka kaya ipinapa decriminalize ng iba kasi ang hypocrite na nanonood ang karamihan ng porn (not all) pero nagagalit sa ganung uri ng trabaho hahsha. Just my opinion lang din naman.

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3 years ago

Yes yes, I agree with you. May mga dahilan talaga bakit nag-eexist yung ganitong trabaho like what you just said, kahirapan and job opportunities na hindi applicable sa lahat. What I pointed out in this article was, it does not empower men and women, sex workers or not, dahil sa discrimination and treatment sa kanila. Magiging maliit yung tingin nila sa sarili nila, & some will took advantage of them, then there's no empowering between these.

In concern with decriminalizing it, some countries kasi accepted na 'to & kasama na siya sa list ng skills na hinahanap sa employee which will affect future generations. Kids will think na it's fine kahit hindi sila mag-aral ng mabuti or what, as long as they are skilled in making someone sexually aroused. Sex work is work, but there should be boundaries.

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