F1nn isn't gonna rotate himself 🤷‍♀️

Olympic sport

I just got a mental image of f1nn on like a chicken rotisserie spit.

@@fenixmeaney6170 Not too far from the fact of it ...

@@fenixmeaney6170 wouldn't be to hard to create

you're a gem to the earth

why?

AI is gonna take your job. Be careful.

Same. I'll start an OnlyFan soon.

@@MCSorry lol AI taking that already too 🤣

@@rettwoodsI'm afraid that AI will take plenty of unrelated jobs as well the moment the bubble bursts :/

You should.

You’ve become the very thing you swore to destroy. Good job for starting the transition btw :)

Off. Yeah, that's a big yikes, especially if you're working in the US.

@@cobytang As a reminder, CONservative privatized healthcare will cost taxpayers 650-700+ TRILLION in the next 100 years AND YET NOBODY WILL HAVE HEALTHCARE AND medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy AND homelessness in Murica. Just 1 bad CONservative con will cause the collapse of the biggest country, in 50 years LOL! Con waste will likely reach around 2-3 QUADRILLION in 100 years, considering medical waste alone is enough to buy an ENTIRE PLANET LOL!

@@cobytang Technically, I work for a small software company that works in the tradeshow/event industry. Occasionally I have to make a little info kiosk for a pharma company. I'm just a little dirty.

Yes and no

@@ben0789 or just yes

​@@ben0789 99.999% yes. Was an artist for a job for years before i couldn't stand it anymore. Soul sucking to have to do anything as quickly and marketably as possible, regardless of the job.

Let's not pretend sex work is as respectable as other forms of work. If your only value is in your sex appeal, you're not worth very much. You're very much replaceable.

​@@shaolinabbott9161you will be replaced if your back breaks tomorrow and you cant afford the medical bills

For all of its issues as a company, when Rooster Teeth employees were doing podcasting and OF on the side it helped normalize that for me. Like, real people with a SFW internet presence and industry work we’re doing it- because they could and wanted to.

People who are the most successful in adult often have big personalities. There's an energy that often comes through.

I dislike the phrase "selling your body". That is not what is happening. You still have your body. You sold your work, your time depending on your job maybe your health and sanity. But you did not really sell your body after all. And selling pictures and videos, is really far away from selling your body.

@@HiltownJoe In many jobs you don't just sell your labour but also your principles, and even in a way your body. Much physical work is way worse for your health while Icky's job is basically reliant on staying fit and healthy in a way. Which can like bring their own issues with it but yeah, i've certainly felt sometimes that my desk job is destroying my body before. In that way you do sell it. Because you need to spend more energy the rest of the day when not at work to stay in shape unpaid because of it. Or like very physical work might be really taxing on the body too. Honestly you're totally right. From a certain perspective that job is allowing her more ownership over her body than a lot of others.

amen patriots rise

It is very different. Selling porn, sex, these are inherently exploitative. The people paying for onlyfans content aren't receiving anything, their need is simply social. This continued monetization of every aspect of day to day life is why suicide rates are escalating as people are just simply being priced out of life.

​@@philovermyer6166 You also don't receive anything when you pay for a movie or zoo ticket.

Jackie Chan was one I didn't know!

@@k0pstl939 My list is but a few. For many many years adult entertainment has been a stepping stone for careers.

​@@k0pstl939he has talked about having to pleasure a director for a role in an old interview

Yeah but they were guys, sadly society is (wrongly) harsher to women

what did diaz do? i know about stallone , pretty much the only one i knew about.

but how does 'sex work' contribute to society? How does it help us find a cure for cancer?

@historicalperspective 99% of jobs aren't finding a cure for cancer so what's your point

@@historicalperspective it brings much the same thing as any form of entertainment does and also most jobs dont really help society and certainly dont help cure cancer

@@insertnamehere1085 so if sex work brings more harm than good to society…..then why even have it at all?

@@historicalperspective i said it didnt really help society just like most job dont help society i never said that sex work harmed society in anyway

Based

Religiouse ppl: Youre a sex worker. Huh, how dare you exist you filth. Also religiouse ppl: Alright kids lets pray to Holly Marry Magdalena, before we eat. A very pure person, who deffinetly wasnt a sex worker.

You want these people around in 10 years when you have kids?

@@GR1NDMOD22 why are you thinking about kids when we're talking about sex work 🤨

@@Jormyyy you want your kids to have access to this type of stuff in 10 years. Stop acting like this stuff is normal

+1 and another +1 for the pfp

exactly how i found her! saw her on youtube and didn't recognize her as the same person in a certain "other" video i'd watched sometime earlier

This is what happened to me too!

Lol same. Except I realized it was her after watching more of her...uh...other work. She looks very different in glasses, I'll just leave it there.

you're so cool, people who are open to changing their minds are awesome.

@@VIue_porn is terrible

Yeah, and a net negative for basically the entire dating world.

Let's not pretend sex work is as respectable as other forms of work. If your only value is in your sex appeal, you're not worth very much. You're very much replaceable.

@@shaolinabbott9161 I am very much replaceable in my non sex job.

At least write a comment. Copy pasting reolies is the dumbest shit ever

No?? I'd date someone who does only fans, it's not that deep dawg

Isn't this making it worse though?

@@swaggerkaj what do you mean by "worse"?

@@swaggerkajin a way it does make the problem of trans people being sexualized slightly worse, but at the end of the day thats not going away any time soon trans people are still widely hated lots of trans adult content already exists out there making money off them is basically what benefits us the most

@@SNipyoU55I think they meant it in a "you're enabling the chasers" way. But at the end of the day, chasers are going to chase regardless of whether trans people make NSFW content, and trans people shouldn't stop making content just because chasers exist and consume their stuff.

@@echo.1209 Chaser is an odd term mostly meaning; people attracted to someone who is trans and pretty, do we then call people attracted attracted to females who are young and pretty too? Seems like some kind of hypocrisy really. Much of the problems/domestic violence trans women experience is because of the way people attracted to them, or who love them are shamed and mocked by society, called 'gay' etc.

Sex work is inferior to many other forms of work. The reasons for that are as follows: - Well, it exposes you to more danger for one. It also exposes you to social denigration as well. - It also implies that you are less skilled then manual labourers (who are already often treated as replaceable). - It implies that you're only value is in your sexual assets. - It also makes you look like a hypocrite, given that you probably argue that women shouldn't be sexualised and that the male gaze is denigrating, while you at the same time profit from male sexual attention. - And then there's the extra danger and disgust you face as a transperson doing sex work, as people realise that you are not a real woman, that you have likely not been upfront and honest about your real gender (due to transgender delusions and confusion regarding their gender/sex), and that in some cases (like with trans prostitutes) you have essentially se****ly assaulted someone by having interc****e with them without being honest about who/what you really are. And on top of all that, the idea that sex work is something which should be normalised, celebrated or even encouraged shows how backwards the trans movement is in their reasoning and morals. Having to resort to sew work essentially shows you do not have what it takes to provide value to the competitive marketplace, so your only value is in something that you as a real woman didn't earn (your body). And then there's fake women (transwomen) who have to go a step further and actually pay money in order to be an counterfeit version of a woman, to try to also earn money for something that women didn't earn; essentially adding another layer of failure onto the endeavour of sex work as it is. kzfaq.infoMmT_d677Y1Q Do sex workers offer value in a relationship? Sadly, a lot of trans people end up resorting to sex work because their faulty grip on reality, inability to accept their own real identity, multiple mental illnesses, and potential history of abuse all lead them to be less emotionally and psychologically stable individuals who often cannot hold down a regular job. These days, rather then treating people's mental illnesses, we've instead moved towards enabling their coping mechanisms, instabilities and symptoms.

Sex work is inferior to many other forms of work. The reasons for that are as follows: - Well, it exposes you to more danger for one. It also exposes you to social denigration as well. - It also implies that you are less skilled then manual labourers (who are already often treated as replaceable). - It implies that you're only value is in your sexual assets. - It also makes you look like a hypocrite, given that you probably argue that women shouldn't be sexualised and that the male gaze is denigrating, while you at the same time profit from male sexual attention. - And then there's the extra danger and disgust you face as a transperson doing sex work, as people realise that you are not a real woman, that you have likely not been upfront and honest about your real gender (due to transgender delusions and confusion regarding their gender/sex), and that in some cases (like with trans prostitutes) you have essentially se****ly assaulted someone by having interc****e with them without being honest about who/what you really are. And on top of all that, the idea that sex work is something which should be normalised, celebrated or even encouraged shows how backwards the trans movement is in their reasoning and morals. Having to resort to sew work essentially shows you do not have what it takes to provide value to the competitive marketplace, so your only value is in something that you as a real woman didn't earn (your body). And then there's fake women (transwomen) who have to go a step further and actually pay money in order to be an counterfeit version of a woman, to try to also earn money for something that women didn't earn; essentially adding another layer of failure onto the endeavour of sex work as it is. kzfaq.infoMmT_d677Y1Q Do sex workers offer value in a relationship? Sadly, a lot of trans people end up resorting to sex work because their faulty grip on reality, inability to accept their own real identity, multiple mental illnesses, and potential history of abuse all lead them to be less emotionally and psychologically stable individuals who often cannot hold down a regular job. These days, rather then treating people's mental illnesses, we've instead moved towards enabling their coping mechanisms, instabilities and symptoms.

Sex work is inferior to many other forms of work. The reasons for that are as follows: - Well, it exposes you to more danger for one. It also exposes you to social denigration as well. - It also implies that you are less skilled then manual labourers (who are already often treated as replaceable). - It implies that you're only value is in your sexual assets. - It also makes you look like a hypocrite, given that you probably argue that women shouldn't be sexualised and that the male gaze is denigrating, while you at the same time profit from male sexual attention. - And then there's the extra danger and disgust you face as a transperson doing sex work, as people realise that you are not a real woman, that you have likely not been upfront and honest about your real gender (due to transgender delusions and confusion regarding their gender/sex), and that in some cases (like with trans prostitutes) you have essentially se****ly assaulted someone by having interc****e with them without being honest about who/what you really are. And on top of all that, the idea that sex work is something which should be normalised, celebrated or even encouraged shows how backwards the trans movement is in their reasoning and morals. Having to resort to sew work essentially shows you do not have what it takes to provide value to the competitive marketplace, so your only value is in something that you as a real woman didn't earn (your body). And then there's fake women (transwomen) who have to go a step further and actually pay money in order to be an counterfeit version of a woman, to try to also earn money for something that women didn't earn; essentially adding another layer of failure onto the endeavour of sex work as it is. kzfaq.infoMmT_d677Y1Q Do sex workers offer value in a relationship? Sadly, a lot of trans people end up resorting to sex work because their faulty grip on reality, inability to accept their own real identity, multiple mental illnesses, and potential history of abuse all lead them to be less emotionally and psychologically stable individuals who often cannot hold down a regular job. These days, rather then treating people's mental illnesses, we've instead moved towards enabling their coping mechanisms, instabilities and symptoms.

​@@shaolinabbott9161 really hope you copy-pasted that, it would be pretty sad if you spent like 15 minutes typing a bunch of vapid bullshit nobody's going to read.

@@MoonRiver_118 Awwww, what's wrong sweetheart? Are you too scared to read the arguments of the big bad man? Did my pointing out that sex work is for the desperate and incompetent make you question your career plans? Hahahahahahaha!

​@@MoonRiver_118Cope, he or she is right

Idk why it auto put “like” there but oh well😒

Sex work is inferior to many other forms of work. The reasons for that are as follows: - Well, it exposes you to more danger for one. It also exposes you to social denigration as well. - It also implies that you are less skilled then manual labourers (who are already often treated as replaceable). - It implies that you're only value is in your sexual assets. - It also makes you look like a hypocrite, given that you probably argue that women shouldn't be sexualised and that the male gaze is denigrating, while you at the same time profit from male sexual attention. - And then there's the extra danger and disgust you face as a transperson doing sex work, as people realise that you are not a real woman, that you have likely not been upfront and honest about your real gender (due to transgender delusions and confusion regarding their gender/sex), and that in some cases (like with trans prostitutes) you have essentially se****ly assaulted someone by having interc****e with them without being honest about who/what you really are. And on top of all that, the idea that sex work is something which should be normalised, celebrated or even encouraged shows how backwards the trans movement is in their reasoning and morals. Having to resort to sew work essentially shows you do not have what it takes to provide value to the competitive marketplace, so your only value is in something that you as a real woman didn't earn (your body). And then there's fake women (transwomen) who have to go a step further and actually pay money in order to be an counterfeit version of a woman, to try to also earn money for something that women didn't earn; essentially adding another layer of failure onto the endeavour of sex work as it is. kzfaq.infoMmT_d677Y1Q Do sex workers offer value in a relationship? Sadly, a lot of trans people end up resorting to sex work because their faulty grip on reality, inability to accept their own real identity, multiple mental illnesses, and potential history of abuse all lead them to be less emotionally and psychologically stable individuals who often cannot hold down a regular job. These days, rather then treating people's mental illnesses, we've instead moved towards enabling their coping mechanisms, instabilities and symptoms.

Wait till you find out about the affects of pornography on the brain

Till you have kids

@elegantcrawfish9390 whether they have kids or not doesn't matter. They deserve to be treated with respect. Period.

@@katpocalypsemeow4554 till their kids find out about their profession

@@elegantcrawfish9390i'd be far prouder of a parent being a sex worker than if they were a cop. and i AM proud of my little sister who is a sex worker. it's job just like any other and the people deserve respect just like any other

@@katpocalypsemeow4554 id prefer my mom/dad not be known by the general public for producing pornography. It’s degrading