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So you are saying people who choose to have a lot of sex dont deserve to be treated with respect? Dont deserve to be treated as human, the only people who have met are those who have problem and turned to it as a last resort. Met a real sex worker, it might change your prudish view. Again stop slut shamingGrendale said:If sex workers are the people you look up to as role models, that would explain a lot. People who engage in high risk behavior dont need affirmation. Of course all people deserve respect but respect and affirmation are two different things. Opiate addicts deserve respect and dignity not affirmation. If I saw a person passed out with a needle in their arm, I wouldnt think " That person is happy and healthy in their life choices". When I have spoken to sex workers in AA I feel the same way.
Its a poor life choice to use opiates and its an equally poor choice to be a "slut".
Do you totally deny that sex has inherent emotional value?
Do you deny that sex can cause diseases?
You can deny reality all you want. Sex is a special thing between two people who love each other very much. If you give it away to anyone and everyone, you put yourself and your partners at risk. Didnt your parents or teachers ever teach you about sex and biology?
All you keep mentioning is "slut shaming". If you feel insecure and ashamed about your sexual activities thats on you. If you truly were confident in your behavior, anything I write would not matter to you.