So i just heard about this trend of people selling nudes of themselves online via onlyfams. Call me prude but i think this highly innappropriate 🧐. I mean sure its fine if you want to be a porn star but it's going to cause problems for you at work and in social circles as it should and you ought to take responsibility for that. What do our resident pardians make of onlyfans?

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/otilliasteadman/mechanic-fired-onlyfans-account-indiana

Instead of the Pledge of Allegiance students in primary and high school everywhere should just recite the following mantra:

"Everything I put on the internet could be seen by everyone in the whole world. I should assume that whatever I put on the internet can stay there forever."

I don't have a problem with women posting nudes for money. I understand being fired for it though, can't represent a company that way.

So, blacked or black-listed ?

Is the normalization of prostitution. All the young people are going sex work it seems. They think they can take naked pictures and get money from neckbeards.

The 'E-girl' is the most negative cultural development i can think of and the last needed thing, but it is just the digital form of the oldest profession, and a lot safer.

But the chicks who do this are prostitutes and will complain about the stigma attached to it.

Stigmas attached to sex work are a functional social stratification, just like the stigmas associated with drug use. There are certain things cultures should discourage through culture.

Instagram is the same. You can buy a date with a 'model' on there.

Even this buzz feed article is laid in for more hits on her page and advertisement for a future sexy mechanic Web thing. She talks about taking pics in her uniform and on the job site. Awkward.

This post was edited by Skinned on May 13 2020 07:08am

I mean, many of the female influencers and most of the "fitness models" on instagram are doing the same if we're being honest.

Yep, it’s the type of thing where if you already have a substantial following on a social network platform, you can definitely make money. Otherwise you’re kinda just a random thirsty hoe.

This post was edited by IgoSoHard on May 13 2020 07:16am

I always find it so funny when a female "fitness model" is posting pics of her workout, and after 1 or 2 reps, the camera zooms in on her ass, tits or camel toe.

as you press refresh

Seems like every girl taking selfies on instagram is a glute specialist and a model.

I think prostitution is as old as humans and making it illegal only worsens the life of a true prostitute. Legalizing it would regulate it, make it legitimate and ultimately make that world safer for those who choose that particular profession.

By making money from posting nudes by a consenting adult 18yrs or older, isnt it true that they have a right to do so and is actually much safer?

Noone should have the right to decide what anyone wants to do with their own body.

Making drugs illegal does the opposite of deterring people from using and the same is true for prostitution.

People are always going to find a way to consume drugs and people are always going to find a way to make money by selling their bodies.

Why not make things as safe and clean as possible instead of allowing the black market to regulate and rule?

The numbers don't lie. Penalizing people has the OPPOSITE affect. If as much money and help was provided to people in terms of counseling and therapy as there is in building prisons, our society would be much better off.

But wait.....prisons are a business....so it will never happen.