THE RISK OF FOCUSING ONLY ON TRAFFICKING VICTIMS
When we started Sex Workers Anonymous - we have always stood on the fact of "not caring where you came from, what you did, who you worked with, how much you made, etc.". Nor have we focused on why someone entered the industry. To us - it's like asking an addict or alcoholic to make a distinction about why they started drinking and/or using, or even to make a distinction about how they got the alcohol and/or chemicals. I mean does it matter if the addict got their fix by a legal prescription or by stealing the drugs? Isn't what we're supposed to care about when they come to us ONLY about helping them to transition out of sex work? Which is one of the reasons why we strongly denounce the focusing of resources ONLY upon trafficking victims when it comes to helping a man or women to transition out of sex work. We also don't believe that getting someone out of sex work is about just offering drug treatment and job training. To prove our point - let's t