Via ma sexperte préférée, Violet Blue, je vous recommande deux articles sur la prostitution.
1.En Australie, les femmes deviennent de plus en plus des clientes. Une fois que le stigmate de cochonne-qui-paie-pour-du-sexe est diminué et que le risque de se retrouver en prison devient nul, les femmes se tournent donc vers les escortes. De quoi dire ciao à quelques stéréotypes sur la clientèle des travailleurs et travailleuses du sexe!
“So what do male escorts tell us about an underlying shift in female sexuality? Western women today have more freedom, money and power than at any point in history. Yet for many, like Louise, the decision to buy sex goes beyond financial independence: it marks a brave new world of go-getting female sexuality, in which women can be as assertive as men in pursuing what they want.
With the decline of the traditional family unit, some women – particularly career women who are cash-rich and time-poor – find it easier and more efficient to organise paid-for sex than to seek it at home, in a bar, or online. Casual relationships or affairs can be complicated; hiring an escort offers control, an opportunity for sexual experimentation and exploration of fantasies without fear of judgment from a partner.”
2.Belle Knox, la pornstar qui étudie le féminisme à Duke University, écrit sur l’hypocrisie des lois régissant le travail du sexe. Genre n’importe qui de plus de dix-huit ans peut la regarder baiser une autre personne, dans un film, mais personne ne pourrait la payer pour la baiser sur un lit à baldaquin.
“Although porn is legal, I am nonetheless proud to classify myself a sex worker and call on my colleagues to stand up for our right to make a living, access the same protections as everyone else and not feel ashamed for doing honest work. We are nobody’s rescue project, and we deserve rights, not handcuffs.”
Étiquettes : Belle Knox, Duke University, pornstar, prostitution, sexperte, travail du sexe, Violet Blue
Mélodie Nelson 
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