From the outside looking in, I can understand that perspective. However, the more one looks into how they behave, they know full well what they're doing.

The funny thing about it is that if YouTube recommends a random video about some whore doing an interview or some Christian testimony, I'll usually put it on while I'm playing a sim game. And a lot of their stories are all the same -- the Christian women have almost identical stories to the out-and-proud whores.

There was one Christian woman who had never been in a relationship, but who had slept with more men than she could count. And this wasn't even someone who left the church -- she grew up Christian and just hopped on the dating apps and got ran through by Chad and Tyrone once she got to London.

What I've learned is that a lot of Western women simply have not been taught accountability and the zeitgeist reinforces that they should never be accountable for their decisions.

It's one thing to be naive, yes, but ALL of these women have access to the internet. With the prevalence of AI, it's literally one Google search away to ask "Is starting an OnlyFans account good for me in the long run?"

I don't know what Google's answer will be to that, but if it even tries to offer a measured response, it will mention the long-term consequences of the internet is forever, lower potential for finding a good long-term mate, and the social stigma associated with that line of work.

If someone cannot be arsed to do the most basic of basic risk assessment, then they definitely deserve what comes to them.

Yes, there is an argument to be made that a lot of the informational tools that used to explain why being a whore was bad for society have been removed from the school systems (such as the Ten Commandments or any teachings from the Bible for that matter), and the "sex-positive" movement rampant in modernity gives young lasses the wrong impression that they should be proud to sell their holes to simps and losers to buy the latest hand bags and unreliable vehicles from whatever trendy automaker is on TikTok.

But at the same time, there has to be a measure of personal responsibility involved. Taylor Alyesia at least had the right sense to recognise that the shame she felt selling lingerie photos on OnlyFans made her feel sick and she shut down the account, but most of these whores don't even feel that much because the short-term dopamine hits and validation they never received from their parents growing up outweighs whatever shame they should be feeling for selling their holes for cash.