Mods--- I meant to post this here
There was the infamous case of Chong Kim. A woman whose making millions on speaking tours, etc. after she revealed that she was sex trafficked at 19. Reporters, journalists, etc soon found many holes in her story and to many, she is a fraud. But even a film on sex trafficking called "Eden" was made about her in 2012.
Recently, I saw a documentary on sex trafficking. The girls all had pimps but some also discussed backpage and Eros, and I hate to say it, but I got this feeling that a lot of them were open to sex work but things didn't work out so they cried foul to save their asses the embarrassment/ shame from family/friends. I mean, one girl flew to Vegas to meet her supposed "pimp." In this age of social media, ya mean to tell me she didn't do the Tumblr tags first to at least get a second opinion? Another chick was at a Ivy league university when she got "sucked in"
What do y'all think? There is this ongoing "war on sex work" that is funneling millions to law enforcement agencies. And all the stories surround "the girl next door" getting victimized by big, bad pimps, when up and down Instagram I see girls eagerly boasting about their daily earnings from Eros and through sugaring.
Thoughts?



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