> depends on what _alternative_ choices are available
Doesn't that put a negative stigma around sex work? It makes it sound like sex workers should/would only get into sex work if they had no other options available.
Doesn't that put a negative stigma around sex work? It makes it sound like sex workers should/would only get into sex work if they had no other options available.
They had other options. They chose sex work knowing the risks, knowing they could quit if they wanted to, and knowing their alternatives.
I'm aware that not every sex worker enters sex work that way, but it's equally wrong to say that all sex workers do sex work because they have no other options.