Ragionamenti (1534) by Pietro Aretino asserts that all life choices inevitably involve sex. Therefore, sex work is seen as the most pragmatic option because it not only accepts the inescapability of sexuality but also offers the practical benefit of financial compensation.
It seems we carry an implicit bias towards the term, in that it is always seen as an undesirable way of making a living and the act is deplorable.
Yet the world of modern labour in general is often exactly that, doing something we’d rather not to survive.
I don’t get that impression from modern SW.
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Yet the world of modern labour in general is often exactly that, doing something we’d rather not to survive.
I don’t get that impression from modern SW.