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Sex work as empowering is because I don't believe that any kind of work like that should hold that

much weight or value on you. Again, I get given my morals, given my spiritual system, I'm,

you know, I'm talking about that. You know what I'm saying, I'm a Christian, I'm a Christian woman. A lot of my ideals on family are a little bit more on the conservative side. Please take any political stuff off of that. I meant conservative in the word. Yes. Like in terms of family and stuff. And I have nieces that are young 12 10 8 like and cousins that are young

it's so upsetting to me that I'm seeing my my six-year-old niece Vera pull her shirt up in a crop

because she thinks that that's what's going to get her clicks on TikTok what what if she does

it for her and maybe not her because I don't know your cousin, but there are women, your niece, I'm sorry, your niece. There's people who do it for themselves who just want to feel empowered by being sexy. Yeah, I'm sorry. Maybe I'm not making a, I understand it's a thing. What I'm trying to say is I think it's a, it's, um, it's vain. No, I don't have a problem with it being vain. Okay. I think that it will cause more problems later. Like, I think that that energy only get, I hate the Kardashians. I hate everything they represent. I love the Kardashians. I love Kim. Okay, you know what? I speak in I speak in absolutes man. I speak in absolute. When I say hate, it's not, I really don't care. I think they're freaking stunningly beautiful and they're hugely successful. But what they stand for, you hate. I think that they are, they themselves are misogynistic or like when I see a trans person, oh, I got I got to call my manager after this. Let's talk. But when I, when I, a lot of these things. So I ran past a tweet, I TikTok. By the way, this is my argument for the misogyny, massagony that I was just talking about. It perpetuates misogyny. Follow me here. From a woman's standpoint, misogyny is where you're coming from, right? Yes. We're speaking about women, their sex appeal, and the reason why I really would like. Feeling sexy. Yes. No, no, no, not the freedom of feeling sexy. The, this, the idea that selling sex and being, and minding you, I don't mind. Sell sex. Dude, I was a sugar baby.

Sex, sells.

I was a sugar baby.

Like, if I had a six pack and if I could like just take my shirt off and do this interview, despite of who you are, I would be like half naked doing interviews. You would be in your right. You'd be in your right to do it and you'd be smart. I don't look like that. It doesn't matter. oh hey now body positivity though

anyone can do it

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