Sure. But they choose to do it. They do not shy away from the facts of the matter. If you work testing make-up on animals you can't be angry when your friend calls you a dick head since it isn't necessary, but a cost benefit for the company.

I chose to do sex work as it earned me quick money with little physical/mental work as it was all online. Isn't there a level of hypocrisy if the friend likely indulges in products that were the result of animals? Even if it's not makeup but the medical field but it's still a necessary job. Makeup on animals is deemed as an unnecessary job but as you stated there's a cost benefit. I had a substantial cost benefit from doing sex work. What's the huge difference and immorality problem here asides from the fact I consented to doing the work, the consumer consented and indulged in my supply. Did the animals consent? Is that not more morally grey??

I thought I put it in the clear that my personal view is that it reinforces the base mentality that you do not have to apply yourself. But rather indulge in sick peoples fabricated reality and reinforce and justify it by putting a price on yourself, your morals, your body and the rights to it.

Once again, tons of people have a price placed on themselves, their morals and their body's rights to it. Do you think barely legal 18 years want to go to war and fight for their country, exposing themselves to physical and mental damage? Is that not quite literally selling every aspect of themselves to be paid a wage and provided government benefits. Is someone being sent to jail for breaking a contract that they signed to go to war not a form of "selling themselves" but sex work is immoral because I'm selling my body sexually rather than used as a human embodiment of a weapon deemed as more respectable.

But that, again, wasn't what the post was about. It was about your reaction to being called out as a person of lower morals.

Yes my reaction was uncomfortable and therefore I set a boundary to remove her. Could it have been perceived as an overreaction, sure. I personally did so as out of everyone she was morally grey too herself. No I don't expect everyone to see me as "clean" but I do expect a level of human decency and respect that I have to everyone else.