Aella claims that for her, sex work was a significantly better life option than working in a factory.

“If you're desperate, it's probably better for you because like even with the downsides, it's better than like a life spent working at the factory.”

Nikole Mitchell argues that sex work can be a safe, empowering, and highly profitable profession that allows for profound human connection.

“I have a heart for those who are typically unloved unloved or considered unlovable. The people who have physical differentiations or disabilities or they have a crazy background or they've never had sex or they've rarely had sex or they're in a sexless marriage. It's like please let me ravish you”

Sex work should not be a source of shame because it is a valid expression of confidence and bodily autonomy.

“if you feel good about yourself that's what matters and if it gives you confidence if it gives you Freedom if it's something that you enjoy through and through then you should never feel shame about it”

Prostitution is a lifestyle choice she has breathed since age 12, and she views it as a way to maintain her independence and financial security.

“I don't give a damn what nobody says if you live that life from a young girl that is something spoon fed inside of you it's just like that it's hard to reverse that”

She would recommend sex work to women in their twenties for the sake of the experience.

“I would recommend it when you're younger just for the experience. Like I wouldn't get caught into it when you're like, you know, in your 30s and 40s.”

Honey believes that the legalization or decriminalization of sex work would lead to a more peaceful society and reduce instances of violence against women.

“I almost think by allowing that kind that that kind of, you know, prostitution to exist, even though it isn't legal for law enforcement to kind of just turn their turn their eyes away. I think I think it eliminates a lot of like rape type situations or guys doing crazy things to get sex.”

Caitlin believes that prostitution should be fully legalized to remove middlemen and ensure safer conditions for sex workers.

“I believe it completely 100% should be legalized why because just like I believe most drugs should be legalized if we took out the middleman we'd make it a much safer place”

Linzie advocates for the legalization of sex work, arguing that it has been a long-standing practice that does not harm others.

“I think it should have I think I think they should just let people do what they want to do like if it's not affecting nobody I don't see what's the problem”

Prostitution should be legalized because it is a person's individual choice regarding their own body.

“I don't think it should be against the law. It's her body. You know, I don't think them men should slap her and beat her and kidnap and do all that. Yes. So, you know what I'm saying? But if it's her body, if she want value to her vagina, put value to that [ __ ]”

Prostitution should be legalized in order to establish better regulations and safety standards for the women involved.

“It should, Mar. It should. And I think it'll get a lot of things out the way, man. You know, mandatory, you know, uh, STD screening for the women.”

Chanté believes that sex work should not be legalized because the current system allows for better financial autonomy and tax flexibility.

“no I don't think it should be legalized no”

Louise Perry holds a generally negative view on the sex industry and advocates for its criminalization.

“my general view on the sex industry is like very negative.”

Prostitution is an abuse of women and a human rights violation that society should work to eradicate.

“why the hell are you supporting something that has such a horrendous effect on millions of women around the world and sets a context where women's bodies are seen as orifices to rent and to sell you know it's an appalling issue that many sex trade survivors so women who've actually done prostitution”

Legalizing sex work could normalize the exploitation of employees by employers requiring sexual acts.

“I believe that if we legalized sex work to the extent that it was treated like any other job so a boss could say I'm hiring a secretary I need my my mail retrieved I'm gonna need phone calls answered and I'm going to need sex acts performed on me if that was allowed then you are going to have you wi”

Prostitution should remain illegal, as it is a harmful industry that should not be encouraged.

“I think that prostitution should remain illegal and that it should not be decriminalized and we should not encourage women to get into this line of work”