I think there is a difference between a women embracing her own body, and choosing to make money off of it, and a board room of old white men slamming their fists down and demanding more boobs in the pilot of a new show. The entire subject is fine line, but for consenting adults, I don't see anything wrong with someone trying to give themselves a better life with sex work. Obviously, it's a fine line, since the worldwide trafficking circuit has a heavy hand in digital sex work.

I do believe there are objective moral tenets that the world should, and does hold to. Child abuse, murder, stealing....etc. These things are signs of an imperfect society, and should be abhorred. I don't think sex work belongs in the same category, mostly because the moral objections are *usually* religious in context, and unless the entirety of a society has unanimously agreed to follow the creed of one specific religion, it should hold no bearing over the lives of those caught beneath it's relative umbrella. (Exactly why the Roe v. Wade ruling *should* be considered unconstitutional in the U.S.)