@BulletRiftRogue@mtndwr@3L3KTR0N1K4 But I get that even under those technically "fair" conditions, with porn you're not getting anything of real value, and in the end, it does you more harm than good. And yeah, you can call that exploitative in its nature.
@BulletRiftRogue@mtndwr@3L3KTR0N1K4 You can have that view and it isn't illogical. But it definitely operates on a different framework of thinking than mine. I think that if you're capable of making your own choices, then as long as you get what you're paying for, you're not being exploited.
@BulletRiftRogue@mtndwr@3L3KTR0N1K4 Tho we could argue that it's exploitation in cases where she sells content to people who are developing unhealthy, obsessive attachments. And it's not hard to spot at least one person like that here. But idk if I'd say that this person isn't exploiting himself at this point xD
@BulletRiftRogue@mtndwr@3L3KTR0N1K4 Nah, I wouldn't say so. She mostly complains about insincere practices like using agencies and straight up lying to people. Selling hard drugs can easily be exploitative buuuuuut I don't think the same applies to selling porn. Well, it's exploitation much less often at least.