Whatever this means.

The term "sex work" was coined by Carol Leigh, writer, activist, sex worker https://www.nswp.org/timeline/event/carol-leigh-coins-the-term-sex-work

I can't with these fools. This is how you think when you completely ignore the exploitation that occurs in non-sex work- the garment industry, food production, domestic labor

Or how about Amazon warehouses? https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/25/20982112/amazon-warehouse-jfk8-staten-island-new-york-city-high-injury-rate

Again, true of all work. Few jobs-including my own, including the majority of Sanctuary for Families employees- do not include fancy dinners or "empowerment." Do these two know what a job is?

(and what is this leather whip bs?)

In work, people are treated with dehumanizing disregard! (Again, does Seth Meyer's wife & co not know working people??)

Just going to link to the article I'm griping about

If you're not quite sure what my problem is, if some of what they say makes sense to you but you're open to discussing it, I'm happy to talk further https://www.marieclaire.com/politics/a29902595/sex-trade-equality-model-decriminalization-legalization/?utm_campaign=socialflowTWMAR&utm_medium=social-media&utm_source=twitter

These #EndDemand types express gross misogynist concerns about women (who they imagine all sex workers to be) being degraded by penetrative sex. Note this language- "my body can't take so many men" "the results of being chronically penetrated" This sounds like abstinence sex ed