Is prostitution now considered trafficking?

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Anonymous wrote:Much of prostitution is sex trafficking. It’s very rare to find a sex worker who is not being coerced.

I went to HS with two girls from totally ordinary UMC families with no abuse history at all, and both started doing amateur paid porn and escort work while in college, just for the money and the thrill of it.

No pimps, no coercion, nothing. Just because they were having fun and making quite a bit of untaxed income. At one point I even considered it myself, but I was too scared someone who knew me would find out and tell my parents.

How did they market themselves as prostitutes to rich men? Did they just wander around country clubs and expensive nightclubs and offer their services? You know, in between classes.

Ummmmm.....the Internet?

Ummm … maybe now … but no they do hang out at high stakes lol aces like hotel bars and managers will recognize them and throw them out of nice places.

They are either independent, work with a handler, or work with an escort agency. This idea that all these women are victims of pimps and are being trafficked is nonsense. Yes, it happens and some women are taken advantage of, but it's a small minority.

It is not a small minority. The vast,Vast majority of women working in the industry are trafficked and down trodden and addicted to drugs. The women who are NOT are a very, very small slice of the sexworker population. I was an escort and even at 15k a night and travel time it is ROUGH. And 99.9 percent of sex workers won't command that, the are the 10 buck blow job hookers. You must be a delusiknalman because se work is all a round terrible but to think the average American prostitute is pulling in money is crazy.

You're talking about some skanks in da hood. Sure, a decent percentage of them are on drugs and taken advantage of in one way or another. Not sure if they are "trafficked."