Sex Trade

A victim nor a perp is never looked at the same way again and is never the same again when people know what he or she has gone through and survived at the hands of sex traders, rapists, pimps. Even less surprising is when victims of the sex trade are typed unfairly, because dichotomous views contrast the fact that a human being is neither good nor bad. The ironic twist is that prostitutes are sex slaves going through the same hell, yet the US's dichotomous mindset doesn't see it that way, given the role of the individual in making and not making that choice. Case in point the media, porn, and the like suggest sex is less of a choice than we'd like to believe, as years of conditioning desensitize us and brainwash us into thinking of sex as something it isn't by glamorizing. In short partially culpable for this state of affairs is the laws associated with the prostitution and porn culture in the US, especially if it laxly legalizes and prostitutes looser standards to the point of acquiescing the sex trade in and outside of the US into a home product like Debbie Does Disneyland.

Sex trafficking will end when the victims within and without are acknowledged by their families, the public, and most importantly themselves. If the implicit suggestion is that sex is somehow bad by the means of years of conditioning through families, prostitution, and sex trafficking, then a flexible mode of thought needs to offer a less dichotomous view of sex without glamorizing it as something it isn't. Likewise what we see as "dirty" is very subjective via the same depictions. In short people need to embrace more than one view of sex without overkill laxing the laws in place to protect those who cannot consent of their will.