thanks for bringing this up!
while informative, i wish this type of study (and analysis) were repeated to address concerns of representation [0].
[0] https://aella.substack.com/p/who-took-my-big-kink-survey
while informative, i wish this type of study (and analysis) were repeated to address concerns of representation [0].
[0] https://aella.substack.com/p/who-took-my-big-kink-survey
Just thought i mention it since gender preferences shouldnt be news to anyone who heard of tumblr. Kinky and degrading stuff is just not an exclusively male, or even male dominated domain. Maybe treating women like they have no agency on this is pretty sexist.
Again, none of this takes away from the concerns for sex workers safety. Once money enters the picture, consent considerations have to change and safeguards must apply. Which sites like Kink do a great job with to give a positive counterexample. Go check out the 2013 documentary by the same name¹. Here its worth mentioning that they are especially hard hit by signaling pressuring their payment processors. Its a great example for how this kind of unguided actionism by ideologues always harms the people who least deserve it. Yes they do torture porn, but they do it like it should be done.