Men Pay for Sex: It's Time to Protect the Humans Selling It

God is Grey

English - April 06, 2022 16:12 - 1 hour - ★★★★★ - 648 ratings
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Men Pay for Sex: It's Time to Protect the Humans Selling It

Today's video is sponsored by Athletic Greens. The best way to support this show is to go to http://athleticgreens.com/godisgrey and check out AG1!
We sit down with the brilliant writer Tilly Lawless. We need to have more conversations like this one with Tilly - people who are society has wrongfully deemed as "less than" and "outcasts."
Tilly Lawless is a queer, Sydney-based sex worker who utilises her online platform to speak about her personal experiences within the sex industry, in an attempt to shine a light on the every day stigma that sex workers come up against. Growing up in rural NSW, her writing is often a bucolic love letter to the countryside that she comes from, and also a deeply intimate insight into queer romance and relationships. You can read her writing in various publications, but it's best going straight to the source and reading it directly from her Instagram, @tilly_lawless.
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Men Pay for Sex: It's Time to Protect the Humans Selling It

Today's video is sponsored by Athletic Greens. The best way to support this show is to go to http://athleticgreens.com/godisgrey and check out AG1!

We sit down with the brilliant writer Tilly Lawless. We need to have more conversations like this one with Tilly - people who are society has wrongfully deemed as "less than" and "outcasts."

Tilly Lawless is a queer, Sydney-based sex worker who utilises her online platform to speak about her personal experiences within the sex industry, in an attempt to shine a light on the every day stigma that sex workers come up against. Growing up in rural NSW, her writing is often a bucolic love letter to the countryside that she comes from, and also a deeply intimate insight into queer romance and relationships. You can read her writing in various publications, but it's best going straight to the source and reading it directly from her Instagram, @tilly_lawless.

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