welcome to the fest

me too, there are several interesting aspects already brought up

The whole story arcs of the "man camps" and the "voluntary prostitution" along with the girl that kind of left her own body so that she didn't have to endure the pain of being molested... This is all so realistic and made me quite sad and gave me some sort of "no hope left" feeling. I guess that fee...

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Tue Jul 30, 2019 11:27 pm

lol, lil e just wanna be an angel lol

Oh, Lil E - sorry ^^
Sorry about my pessimism, but the dark tone of the last few weeks bummed me a little. I'm mostly on track with the comic's message, but seems I was a bit too pessimistic.

Given Lil D is male and the recent portrayal of men here, he is going to turn out into something despicable. There is no hope left in Sinfest land.

There is just no way to organize things in a way that would allow for a humanistic or voluntary prostitution. I read about it in a blog created by a "sex worker" - she was a person whom I thought was doing this absolutely voluntarily. The blog was written in a eloquent and funny manner, which I foun...

I simply mean that it's a stretch to take the eyebrow jewelry as Tash indicating pimp ownership. I'm well aware that branding - whether by tattoo or literal brand - is rife in sexually trafficked prostitution. Yes, that's a bit of a stretch of course. I don't know if this was intentional, but since...

Interesting is that the girl has piercings above her eye. To my knowledge, in the prostitution industry (please forgive my wording, english is not my mother tongue) placing piercings and tattoos on prostitues is some kind of "ownership sign" of pimps. Something completely inhuman.