Social marginalization still true?
skywalker · 0 replies ·I often read and hear that sex-workers have to face a very specific problem concerning their social life, that is social marginalization. However, I quite doubt it thanks to the facts that sex-business has completely moved from the street to the cyber space and sex sales has become globalized, knowing no boundaries of cities, countries and even continents. For instance, a touring escort works in lots of major cities but when she goes home to take a rest or just live her private life, no one around knows how she makes her living, am I right? If this is so, she can't get a bad reputation or social condemnation so her job has no negative consequencies on her private life. Therefore we can state that globalization and the Internet have freed escorts from this problem thus contributing to their readjustment to civilian life.
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